Events in January 2024

Daily interactions with the Commonwealth generate the records that make up the national archival collection

Trans(ap)parencies', by Anthea da Silva, is a contemporary meditation on perceptions of human value

Glyph', an exhibition by Clare Martin, is focused on purposeful marks and the combination of image and text, and falls loosely into three sections

Words hey? All of those times when they tumble out awkwardly or wrong, when their tone is ill-fitted for situations, when their order seems random, when their humour brings a laugh, when they don't appear at all

An exhibition showcasing the work of five local ceramic artists who use experimental techniques, materials or processes at the centre of their creative practice

Built Geologies is an exhibition by Nicholas Burridge inspired by terraforming, a concept which literally translates to Earth-shaping""

This Spanish-language features a vocal teacher and a young man who wants to sing a song in honor of his late mother.

This expansive show seeks to correct long-held notions about slavery and oppression.

Be challenged, have a giggle, and reflect on the year that was through the eyes of the nation's best political cartoonists with a visit to Behind the Lines