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Emeirely Nucifora-Ryan investigates the many phenomena of glass through the use of astronomical imagery
Anneka Losik describes her collection as a ‘mishmash of things that she loves’ and what she loves is everything pop culture
Reel McCoy Film Society presents bi-monthly film screenings of classic cinema
Celebrate Canberra Day at CMAG with one of our city's longest residents, Dawn Waterhouse
Friends of the National Film and Sound Archive presents stories that celebrate film.
Reel McCoy Film Society presents bi-monthly film screenings of classic cinema.
Hear about the wonderful journey Senior Curator Sharon Bulkeley took in exploring the social history of one of Canberra's most interesting migrant groups - the Jennings Germans.
Reel McCoy Film Society presents bi-monthly film screenings of classic cinema
The void is a multifaceted concept, not simply of presence and absence, but a place that exists between distinct worldviews, is occupied by meaning and is imbued with personal, historical and ancestral significance
For artist, art historian and now collector Martyn Jolly, the magic lantern shows that came to prominence in the mid nineteenth century were much more than just the antecedent of today’s PowerPoint presentation
Join us as we explore the multiple interpretations of the void expressed by the artists in the exhibition and share your own response to it in this yarning circle
Friends of the National Film and Sound Archive presents stories that celebrate film
Join Tyronne Bell of Dhawura Tours on a two-hour walking tour of Black Mountain Reserve
Reel McCoy Film Society presents bi-monthly film screenings of classic cinema
Canberra began its life as an imagined city. Throughout its development artists continue to visually reimagine their own interpretations of its future
Hear first-hand from the original Jennings Germans about their experiences in Canberra during the 1950s and beyond.
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