Category: Talks, courses & workshops

Is this exhibition a face-off of irreconcilable contrasts or the opportunity for two artists' work to engage in an impromptu, unforeseen pas de deux?

Canberra Museum and Gallery is pleased to present a darkly powerful exhibition reflecting on the bushranger Ned Kelly and his gang's exploits in late 1870s Australia and the enduring legacy of the Kelly myth in contemporary culture.

Run the Tan is an exciting showcase running festival presented by Liberty and featuring various key events taking on the challenging 3.8km course.

Ever wanted to create your own piece of street art? A freehand workshop offers an exclusive chance to learn a variety of spray-painting techniques from a renowned street artist at the famous Blender Studios.

This is the fourth edition of a biennial survey of contemporary Australian art, showcasing work made across the country by artists of different generations and cultural backgrounds.

The annual Emerging Artist Support Scheme (EASS) exhibition selects work from ANU School of Art & Design ceramics graduates from the previous graduating year.

Belonging: Stories from Far North Queensland is the second in a three-part exhibition series that captures generations of cultural knowledge shaped by a profound relationship to Country.

This is the ultimate dinner theatre experience.

You're invited to assemble, discuss, participate and witness dance across myriad cultures, forms and styles in a new festival of connection and celebr