Picking an Archibald winner
Archibald season is back for its 94th innings. This year, 47 finalists have made it to the walls of the...
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What’s in a war-time quilt?
Quilting is broadly pegged as the crafty by-practice born from frugal ‘mend and make do’ domestic culture when making clothes...
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Bailed Up!
There are a number of stories that exist around Australia’s most famous gold robbery. The Escort Rock Gold Robbery is...
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More Marina magic
How many teenagers in their lifetime get a masterclass in performance art from the internationally acclaimed Marina Abramović? Well, I...
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Rock ‘n’ Roll treasure hunt at MAAS
One of the things I love about museums is that they hold lots of unexpected treasures. Treasures that museums want...
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The artistic benefits of an ACR grant
M&G spoke with 2014 Artist or Curator Residency (ACR) recipients Sarah Last and David Burraston about the ACR program, which...
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Senate Inquiry into federal arts budget decisions
Senate Inquiry into federal budget decisions affecting the Arts As many readers would know on 16 June 2015, the Senate...
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Turning Digital: delights, dangers and drama
The State Library of NSW recently held a Digitisation seminar for the GLAM sector. The seats were booked out well...
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Funds support the work of volunteer museums
M&G NSW Successful VIM Small Grants Round 1 2015 Congratulations to all museums who have been awarded funding in the...
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Art + Space: Groom and Monks
ArtChat artist profiles: Amala Groom and Nicole Monks Next Monday, ArtChat: Art + Space, kicks off at Freda’s Bar and Canteen...
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Technology assists Aboriginal cultural revival
Accessible technology is greatly assisting the Aboriginal cultural revival across NSW. For generations now, communities have not only mourned...
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Art + Space: Vic McEwan
Coming up next month is ArtChat: Art + Space the third in our series of PechaKucha style talks held...
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IMAGinE Awards are open
Inspiring museums and galleries in excellence! 2015 IMAGinE Awards are open This is your opportunity to tell everyone about...
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Lessons learnt: Kaldor progress report
It’s been six weeks since our Pilot Regional Engagement Project started and with two weekends of workshops behind us, it’s...
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At Home: The Blacktown Native Institution
The Blacktown Native Institute When we return to a place from our past, or visit a location of great significance,...
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Byron Bay: Classic splendour
The welcome sign into Byron reads “cheer up, slow down, and chill out”. Here life’s dramas are faced here a zenish...
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The Art of Food
Imagine if we paired food with art in the same way sommeliers pair wine with cuisines. “ Your curator recommends...
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Strange embraces
Meet Into the Blue, our newest Roving Reporter. With a 10 year background in the arts industry as Curator and Exhibition Manager...
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Fashionable history
If you are driving through Albury in the coming months why not go via Paris and get a taste of...
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To give or not to give
As the end of the financial year approaches, it’s time to start to assessing financials and tax liabilities, and most...
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