Tag: Museum

The new Chau Chak Wing Museum will open to the public.Bringing together the University's 3 major collections with state-...

The Schools Reconciliation Challenge is an annual writing and art program for young people across NSW and the ACT.Over 6...

Paradise on Earth -is a celebration of the career and legacy of Marion Mahony Griffin that will enchant visitors of all ...

The Collection Conversations series are online presentations led by Powerhouse volunteers. They provide access to the Mu...

Rest in Pieces invites you to attend an introductory- two-day- hands-on workshop where you will learn the scientific pro...

Wrapped in First Class pyjamas and inflated ankles- Frumpus navigate white knuckle turbulence to touch down in luxury go...

Co-created by Harriet Gillies- Lucas Jervies- Hugh O'Connor and Solomon Thomas. Concept and performance by Lucas Jervies...

Glass Beads Workshop

Celebrating some of our most significant recent acquisitions alongside MCA Collection highlights- Connected brings together a selection of works by Australian artists that explore ways in which we might interpret and interact with the world and each other.This exhibition takes us from rural southern New South Wales to the vast Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (APY) lands- which span the central desert region of remote north-west South Australia- over to the east Kimberly region of Western Australia- up to Arnhem Land in the Northern Territory- and across the seas to the Tiwi Islands- the Torres Strait- and beyond to Indonesia.Through a diversity of materials and approaches- the works included in this exhibition articulate a sense of deep connection - to place- people or worldviews - drawing on multiple perspectives and cultural traditions from across the country and beyond. They reveal important expressions of cultural knowledge- commentary on difficult shared histories- evocations of landscape and representations of particular ideologies. Together- they highlight social- cultural and emotional connections that influence who we are and how we may relate to the world.Curator: Manya SellersArtistsBob BurruwalRosalie GascoigneMabel JuliJumaadiNoŋgirrŋa MarawiliJack NawililAlick TipotiBede TungutalumKunmanara Williams