Event
FORUM AND SCREENING: Artists in Partnership
17 September 2016

Discover more about our region’s artist couples, inspiring each other in their pursuit of creativity and artistic expression

NGA COLLECTION VIEWING: Michael Taylor’s drawings and etchings
Event
7 September 2016
NGA COLLECTION VIEWING: Michael Taylor’s drawings and etchings

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

SCHOOL HOLIDAY WORKSHOP: Paint Lab
Event
14 July 2016—15 July 2016
SCHOOL HOLIDAY WORKSHOP: Paint Lab

Dip into a playful and experimental look at the process of painting. View a range of paintings by Michael Taylor…

Wetlands walk: Jerrabomberra Wetlands, Dairy Road Fyshwick
Event
19 June 2016
Wetlands walk: Jerrabomberra Wetlands, Dairy Road Fyshwick

Join Rangers from the ACT Parks and Conservation Service for walking tours across the habitats featured in the exhibition, Bush Capital

FLOOR TALK: Conservation
Event
2 March 2017
FLOOR TALK: Conservation

To write an informed history we need to preserve the records of the past.

CMAG on Sunday: Globe trotters
Event
5 February 2017—5 February 2017
CMAG on Sunday: Globe trotters
Booking fast

Join us for an afternoon of structured workshops, led by local artist Jacqueline Bradley.

How Cities Work
Exhibition
10 June 2023—8 October 2023
How Cities Work

Discover something exciting on every corner in How Cities Work - an interactive family exhibition. 

TOMORROW TODAY:  Innovation and Change in 1960s Canberra
Exhibition
1 February 2010—11 July 2010
TOMORROW TODAY: Innovation and Change in 1960s Canberra

In the 1960s Canberra underwent a metamorphosis, from large country town to thriving national capital. A reinvigorated plan for Canberra…

SOMETHING IN THE AIR: Collage and assemblage in Canberra region art
Exhibition
19 June 2010—10 October 2010
SOMETHING IN THE AIR: Collage and assemblage in Canberra region art

Something in the air is an exciting exhibition showcasing the work of forty artists, thirty-four of them with close ties to the Canberra region.