Canberra

Florilegium: Distant Memories' is an autobiographical, multi-component, immersive exhibition featuring an on-site installation by Sydney-based Taiwanese Australian artist Ruth Ju-shih Li.

Island Welcome curated by Belinda Newick, is a nationally touring group exhibition exploring contemporary jewellery as a gesture of welcome, seeks to bring attention to asylum seeker issues and to extend the dialogue beyond art and craft audiences vi

A man in possession of a fortune must be careful how he chooses a wife.In country England, 25 years before Pride and Pre...

Whatever you used to do with your Thursday nights, forget about it because there's a new marvellously mischievous party ...

A subversive take on the classic tropes, cultural icons and meta-narratives of Western Society…with a humorous twist. In this collection Karen will be exploring well-known myths and cultural idols with a whimsical eye.

Explore the connection between the Australian environment and the refined architecture and craftsmanship of Australian Parliament House. This free exhibition features a series of photographs by Jillian Gibb and Anthony Green

Naarm/Melbourne-based artist Melody Spangaro is driven by the desire to understand the current ecological crisis, addressing contemporary anxieties with sensitivity and technical rigour.

Desert, Sea, Moon' honours cloth and slow-stitch: patience and simplicity through composition - both of which rebel against the use of unsustainable fibres and the fast pace at which our society functions.

Explore the history of Australia's Provisional Parliament House (Old Parliament House) through a new exhibition, A first home for Parliament in Canberra.