Join award-winning and highly respected Canberra artist, Kirstie Rea, as she provides an insight into her practice and reflects on her work and teaching career over the past 30 years
Access to collections is crucial for communities and researchers to ensure historical evidence is preserved and available to deepen our understanding of our past.
The significance of items included on the UNESCO Memory of the World Australian Register list gives us insight into our history and heritage.
Join vintage racing bike collector, Pete Taylor and Stephen Hodge, former professional cyclist from 1987 to 1996 in conversation
Join Dale Middleby, CMAG’s Senior Curator, Social History and Ros Russell, Chair, UNESCO Australian Memory of the World Committee for a conversation about the exhibition, Memory of the World in Canberra
Join collector Timothy Kirsopp for a peek at one of the largest private collections of everyone’s favourite Time Lord, The Doctor
Curator Dr David Headon will highlight a compelling cast of characters – citizens, politicians and kings – who played key roles in this significant period of Australian history
Join Sheridan Burnett, CMAG’s Assistant Curator, Visual Artsfor a tour of her highlights in Michael Taylor: A Survey 1963–2016
Join artist Jay Kochel as he breathes air into the processes and ideas behind his installation, avarice : auspice
Join Ranger Kristy Gould and discover the wonders of the ACT’s iconic woodlands and how they are being given a helping hand by adding wood.
Rangers from the ACT Parks and Conservation Service run a series of floor talks focussed on a range of topics in the exhibition, Bush Capital.
Join naturalist Ian Fraser and CMAG’s Social History Curator Rowan Henderson as they stride into the Bush Capital exhibition to explore the habitats, specimens and works of art that combine to illustrate the natural history of the ACT.
Consider two aspects of the Historic Memorials Committee 1912-1913 competition for Australian artists to depict the site of the Federal Capital.
Hear a collector’s perspective on underground icon, Wendy Saddington.
Lara Nicholls, Assistant Curator, Australian Paintings and Sculpture, at the National Gallery of Australia speaks about the Capital and Country exhibition
Visual artist Alexander Boynes, and Juliet Moody from Sparrow-Folk, speak about the benefits of winning a CAPO Award; and Deborah Clark, CMAG’s Senior Curator Visual Arts, reviews the CAPO 2015 Exhibition
Join artist Nicola Dickson as she discusses her installation, Close Encounters: the Voyage of Bruni D'Entrecasteaux