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The quill, inkstand and table that created the Federation

The quill, inkstand and table that created the Federation

23 August 2021 | By Marg Wade
Art & Culture
The Woden drains or the Southern Hemisphere's longest street art wall?

The Woden drains or the Southern Hemisphere's longest street art wall?

16 August 2021 | By Lottie Twyford
Feel the power: Arnhem Land didgeridoo exhibition vibrates through the ages

Feel the power: Arnhem Land didgeridoo exhibition vibrates through the ages

6 July 2021 | By Ian Bushnell
Sammy Hawker's Acts of Co-Creation evokes a changing world

Sammy Hawker's Acts of Co-Creation evokes a changing world

23 June 2021 | By Genevieve Jacobs
Blockbuster Ancient Greek exhibition coming to National Museum of Australia

Blockbuster Ancient Greek exhibition coming to National Museum of Australia

18 June 2021 | By Ian Bushnell
A stained glass window and a case of who you know

A stained glass window and a case of who you know

7 June 2021 | By Marg Wade
Kennedy collection selection a history-making exhibition

Kennedy collection selection a history-making exhibition

8 May 2021 | By Ian Bushnell
National Opera's 'La Clemenza di Tito' has a strong Canberra flavour

National Opera's 'La Clemenza di Tito' has a strong Canberra flavour

9 April 2021 | By Genevieve Jacobs
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Hot in the City: Masterpieces inspire European Art Feast

Hot in the City: Masterpieces inspire European Art Feast

3 April 2021 | By Sophia Brady
Art & Culture
Habitat: Ways of Living at CMAG asks what makes a house your home

Habitat: Ways of Living at CMAG asks what makes a house your home

25 March 2021 | By Genevieve Jacobs
Wrapped in love: The layers of meaning in Canberra's possum skin cloaks

Wrapped in love: The layers of meaning in Canberra's possum skin cloaks

9 March 2021 | By Marg Wade
Canberra dancer Jasmin Durham nominated for prestigious Australian Ballet award

Canberra dancer Jasmin Durham nominated for prestigious Australian Ballet award

15 February 2021 | By Albert McKnight
Artist Hannah Quinlivan explains her light rail stop drawings

Artist Hannah Quinlivan explains her light rail stop drawings

23 January 2021 | By Cass Proudfoot
Looking for a way to engage your creativity this summer?

Looking for a way to engage your creativity this summer?

15 January 2021 | By Karyn Starmer
Artist turns up the volume at Belconnen Library

Artist turns up the volume at Belconnen Library

10 January 2021 | By Cass Proudfoot
Things to see and do over the Christmas and New Year break in Canberra

Things to see and do over the Christmas and New Year break in Canberra

30 December 2020 | By Sharon Kelley
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Iconic photos provide a portrait of Australia at the National Museum

Iconic photos provide a portrait of Australia at the National Museum

25 December 2020 | By Ian Bushnell
Art & Culture
'Sign of the Times' exhibition stirs Canberra's memories

'Sign of the Times' exhibition stirs Canberra's memories

19 December 2020 | By Lottie Twyford
Wharf Revue says Good Night and Good Luck after 21 years

Wharf Revue says Good Night and Good Luck after 21 years

16 December 2020 | By Genevieve Jacobs
See the world's most iconic Sunflowers at National Gallery exhibition

See the world's most iconic Sunflowers at National Gallery exhibition

13 December 2020 | By Michael Weaver
Here I am! says Kambri's summer exhibition of contemporary women artists

Here I am! says Kambri's summer exhibition of contemporary women artists

21 November 2020 | By Genevieve Jacobs
Lightning strikes gold for award-winning Canberra photographer

Lightning strikes gold for award-winning Canberra photographer

4 November 2020 | By Michael Weaver
Dangerous tricks for local teens

Dangerous tricks for local teens

29 October 2020 | By Belco Arts
The National Gallery re-awakens with a new Art Store and Know My Name

The National Gallery re-awakens with a new Art Store and Know My Name

28 October 2020 | By Sharon Kelley
Art & Culture
Young photographers eye the environment in photography competition

Young photographers eye the environment in photography competition

25 October 2020 | By Michael Weaver
Art & Culture
Contour 556 fills the city with sculptures (and big ideas)

Contour 556 fills the city with sculptures (and big ideas)

20 October 2020 | By Genevieve Jacobs
Veterans share personal stories in intimate new exhibition

Veterans share personal stories in intimate new exhibition

10 October 2020 | By Kim Treasure
The National Archives of Australia is taking Canberrans Out of This World

The National Archives of Australia is taking Canberrans Out of This World

8 October 2020 | By Dominic Giannini
Violinmakers' collaboration is music to our ears

Violinmakers' collaboration is music to our ears

25 September 2020 | By Ainslie and Gorman Arts Centres
Trevor Kennedy's Australian treasure trove finds a home at the National Museum

Trevor Kennedy's Australian treasure trove finds a home at the National Museum

24 September 2020 | By Ian Bushnell
Honey, I shrunk the trees

Honey, I shrunk the trees

23 September 2020 | By Michelle Rowe
Contour 556 takes art from the lake to Canberra's streets

Contour 556 takes art from the lake to Canberra's streets

17 September 2020 | By Genevieve Jacobs

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