The exhibition celebrates the art of the newly-federated Australia alongside the work of Australians working in Europe during these formative years of the new century.
Collect a Capital and Country family trail from the Museum Assistants and take a tour of Federation Australian landscape painting.
The annual CAPO exhibition is Canberra’s most significant annual survey of local, professional, contemporary artists, craft practitioners and designer-makers.
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
The story at the heart of this exhibition is of a prolific artist, collaborator, teacher, writer, family historian and a ‘new woman’ pursuing a profession in the arts at the beginning of the 20th Century
Join us for an afternoon of structured workshops, led by local artist Jacqueline Bradley.
Canberra’s Capital Arts Patrons’ Organisation presents its annual exhibition and auction of works by some of our region’s most exciting visual artists.
Children aged 2–3 years and their carers will visit the exhibition Punuku Tjukurpaand participate in hands-on, guided activities
Join artist Nicola Dickson as she discusses her installation, Close Encounters: the Voyage of Bruni D'Entrecasteaux
Join us for an afternoon of structured workshops, led by local artist Jacqueline Bradley.
Your last opportunity to join Dr Sophie McIntyre, curator of INK REMIX, for an insight into the themes, ideas and works of art featured in the exhibition.
During a French naval voyage to Australia and the Western Pacific in 1791-1794, encounters with people and place were recorded by the artist Jean Piron.
Join Louise Partos, Artback NT’s Executive Officer and curator Stephen Fox as they discuss the exhibition Punuku Tjukurpa
Inspired by the exhibition INK REMIX, experiment with ink and uncover its many mysterious properties. Take home a folio that documents your inky discoveries.
Punuku Tjukurpa is an exhibition of works from the Maruku Arts archive at Mutitjulu near Uluru in the Northern Territory.
An exhibition of fashion dolls from the collection of Julie Manley
Contemporary ink art has emerged as one of the most important artistic trends in recent years in mainland China, Taiwan and Hong Kong. It has attracted significant attention internationally, and this is the first exhibition presented in Australia to respond to developments in ink art from across this region.