Tag: History

Opening reception: Friday, 14 April from 6-8pm*Jenny Watson: Six new works and the Patricia paintingsJenny Watson is a l...

A playful and fascinating guided bike tour of Surry Hills.Whether you're an experienced bike buff or are pushing the ped...

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.

In the story of Australian art, landscape has held more territory than most. Described by art historian Simon Schama as ...

Let Our Songs Speak for Us is the latest University of Adelaide Library exhibition that tells the story of CASM, the Cen...

Blueprint traces the steps Australians have taken to build a system that works for us. A voting ballot box designed to b...

Over 24 years, Milk Crate Theatre's constantly evolving structure and community have catalysed a kaleidoscope of formats...

The RSL and Schools Remember ANZAC Commemoration was first held in 1953, co-hosted by RSL NSW and the Department of Educ...

Murmurations is this year's Hyde Park Barracks annual art commission by First Nations artist Tony Albert and Samoan-Aust...