Events in and Things To Do in Canberra

The Culture and Creativity seminar series investigates the ancient and innovative relationship between social culture and creative production

The world premiere of Inferno, an immersive free installation by internationally exhibiting Australian artist Mikaela Stafford, will take place at the National Film and Sound Archive in Canberra for a limited time from this August

I thought about trickin' him - about given' him an idea of where I might be - usin' my voice

Veiled Reflections is an introspective exhibition by early-career artist Elise Stanley and includes a series of drawings and screen prints exploring the tension between fragility and strength visibility and concealment

The Camera Unrepair Shop combines installation, cyanotype process and performance to reflect on the nature of photography, its evolution, and the unseen labour behind film-based imagery

Unseen for over fifty years, these photographs capture 1970s Texas, revealing the tenor of American life in its most quirky and telling moments

holy arm gauntlet presents recent work by Kamberri/Boorloo based artist Tom Campbell positioning embroidery as a location for disagreement

Material Transformations draws together the work of three practitioners: Emma Bingham, Svenja Kratz and Sarah Stubbs; The artists explore through the act of making how the body holds and sheds material memories

Now in its 18th year, the National Photographic Portrait Prize supports and celebrates photographic portraiture in Australia