This exhibition explored the history of crime and punishment in the Canberra region since the early 1800s, exploring the growth of the ACT from rural settlement to capital city and the resulting change in both the types of crime and our methods of coping with it.
Listen to two different curatorial insights into the work of Michael Taylor and discover how one of the region’s most significant artists developed over the period of his career
Find out about fire science and how the ACT Parks and Conservation Service Fire Unit is helping to protect people…
Join curator Michael Desmonds and artist Derek O’Connor as they discuss the work of one of the region’s finest painters
Investigate the ACT’s most iconic landscape – woodlands. Discover woodland wildlife, ecology and cultural heritage.
Join photographer William Yang as he discusses his works in the exhibition William Yang: Breathing the rarefied air of Canberra. In association with the Canberra Theatre Centre.
Power is a unique exhibition in which viewers take home a retail style product containing printed artworks that lampoon power…
In the 70s and 80s, photographer William Yang captured his experience of Sydney’s emerging artistic, literary, theatrical and queer circles…
Join 100 Canberra Houses author Tim Reeves with CMAG Senior Curator of Social History Dale Middleby as they tour Home in Time and reflect on the architecture and stories of some of Canberra’s distinctive homes.
Join Frank Bongiorno, Associate Professor, School of History, Australian National University to delve into the lives of the Denmans and…
Discover more about our region’s artist couples, inspiring each other in their pursuit of creativity and artistic expression
Join Deborah Clark, CMAG’s Senior Curator, Visual Arts for an exclusive opportunity to view a range of Michael Taylor’s drawings and etchings from the NGA’s collection
Dip into a playful and experimental look at the process of painting. View a range of paintings by Michael Taylor…
Join Rangers from the ACT Parks and Conservation Service for walking tours across the habitats featured in the exhibition, Bush Capital.
To write an informed history we need to preserve the records of the past.
Join us for an afternoon of structured workshops, led by local artist Jacqueline Bradley.
Discover something exciting on every corner in How Cities Work - an interactive family exhibition.