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Celebrate the 2023 National NAIDOC Week theme 'For our Elders' with Indigenous artist, Sarah Richards
Is it a bird? A flock of words? Or a poem?!
In this fun-filled workshop, be inspired by the exhibition ‘Fly Fly!: Sidney Nolan’s Birds’ to play with rhyme and words, and create a bird.
Three extraordinary women share their stories during Refugee Week 2023
Join collector Karen Collins as she discusses her fascination with all things platypus
Get a positive start to your day!
Celebrate Reconciliation Day with Indigenous artist, Sarah Richards
HELP turn the city into a giant outdoor art gallery in this 4-hour behind-the-scenes experience with artists Claire and Pablo from PeopleLab.
Make a platypus marionette come to life with simple and colourful materials, then put on a puppet show!
Join Senior Curator Virginia Rigney for a tour of Canberra / Kamberri, Place & People before exploring the local precinct
An exhibition for children and families in the Nolan Gallery
View Waratah Lahy's work in Canberra/Kamberri, Place & People and Stronger Together then participate in a watercolour workshop with the artist in the CMAG studio.
Experience the diverse exhibitions at CMAG in a creative drawing afternoon
Join curator Ian Wong as he discusses his exhibition Light, Colour, Humanity – The Legacy of Alastair Swayn
Join us for a signature cocktail designed by Canberra’s Martini Whisperer inspired by the stunning new exhibition Light, Colour, Humanity.
Through immersive light cubes and augmented reality installations, this exhibition combines the three elements of Light, Colour, Humanity inspired by the architectural legacy of Alastair Swayn and other Australian designers.
Colours of Canberra showcases objects from CMAGs collection to demonstrate how Canberrans embrace colour in everyday life – from businesses and sporting teams to art and fashion choices.
Official histories are often dominated by many worthy men, but who are some of the women that have shaped Canberra?