The Last Supper for kids
The Last Supper is a large-scale sculpture made entirely from groundwater salt, taking the form of a nine metre table...
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Let them know you’re there
Last week M&G presented our Value Added: Economic value of cultural facilities research at the Local Government NSW Tourism...
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2015 NSW Creative Achievement Awards
Have you helped raise NSW’s global creative profile? Have you demonstrated significant leadership in the creative industries and on the...
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A future for Western Sydney
Economic and financial advisors, Deloitte Australia recently completed the Building Western Sydney’s Cultural Arts Economy report, a collaborative effort between the...
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Call out for Standards Program reviewers
Are you interested in volunteering to be a reviewer for M&G NSW’s Standards Review Program? We’re looking for people with...
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Art Month picks
Art Month Sydney is an annual festival with contemporary art and artists on display in gallery through out Sydney. In...
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Meet your Peers for 2015
For some time M&G NSW has relied on its hardworking Reference and Assessment Committees to consider, advise and recommend where...
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The Yulgilbar Fellowship
Artists residing in the Clarence Valley are invited to apply for the inaugural Yulgilbar Fellowship. The Grafton Regional Gallery travelling...
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Keeping your seat warm
The Museums Australia Conference always offers a big and bountiful program, but this year there are four streams running concurrently...
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We have moved!
After 16 years at The Gunnery – Museums & Galleries of NSW has moved to new premises in the...
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Got the write stuff?
Do you love visiting museums and galleries? Want to share your experiences with an audience? Are you a Truman...
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Looking after flabbits
One of the great things about our Standards Program is that it helps you look after your collection. No matter...
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Sun Smart Shade Grants
In NSW, almost 3,600 people are diagnosed with melanoma the most dangerous form of skin cancer and more than 480...
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Grants ahoy!
Two major grants are now open to support rural, regional and remote museums across Australia. Applications are currently open for...
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At Home: Genevieve Grieves
Genevieve Grieves belongs to the Worimi Nation in mid-north coast of NSW and is a gifted Aboriginal film-maker, curator and storyteller....
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Busy busy, birthday busy
By the time they celebrate the first anniversary of the opening of the Tweed Regional Gallery & Margaret Olley Art...
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The new Orange Regional Museum will transform the region
Currently the planned Orange Regional Museum is a construction site: the construction company has demolished the existing visitor centre; the...
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The bright white walls of Chalk Horse
No matter how many times you’ve strolled along William Street, chances are you’ve probably never spotted Chalk Horse gallery. I’ll...
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Dear Sylvia
Meet Hanna Kim Hong, one of our roving reporters. Mother of a young family and legal advocate with the Arts...
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Australian Museum facelift
After 125 years of its entrance on College Street, The Australian Museum is building a new entry on William Street. The museum’s...
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