In defence of little museums
Mostly there’s no blockbuster exhibitions, gift shops or touch screens, and no dinosaur skeletons or Egyptian mummies either. Yes, small...
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More on in History Week
There’s still a bit of History Week left. We urge you to take a look at some of the events...
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Arthur Boyd: Agony and Ecstasy
Currently at the National Gallery of Australia is an exhibition featuring one of Australia’s most acclaimed and inventive artists. Arthur...
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CALL OUT: Fishers Ghost Art Award 2014
The annual Fisher’s Ghost Art Award is a highlight of Campbelltown’s annual Festival of Fisher’s Ghost. This year marks the...
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What’s so real about ‘Keeping It Real’?
Many readers will be aware that since 2010 the AlburyCity Cultural Services Team has hosted a series of one-day industry...
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Tweed Museum reopens!
Last weekend, the multi-million dollar, three-year upgrade of the Tweed Regional Museum came to fruition when the doors of the...
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Love architecture? Love people?
The good folk at Sydney Living Museums are in the throes of organising one of the best out-and-about events in...
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Seeking artists for ANZAC Centenary Exhibition
The exhibition will offer a diverse range of perspectives and reflections of the 100 years since the beginning of the...
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Tourism champions!
This is the sort of story we love to tell. This week the Port Macquarie Museum won gold! They’ve...
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ACHAA workshop and inaugural AGM
ACHAA (Aboriginal Culture, Heritage & Arts Association Inc.) is a new association established for NSW Aboriginal cultural centres, keeping...
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The MCA’s Disability Action Plan in action
Have you ever heard of the Bella Program? It’s a brilliant idea from the MCA that provides children with disabilities...
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A culturally ambitious nation: OzCo’s new Strategic Plan
Aptly titled ‘A culturally ambitious nation’, Australia Council’s new Strategic Plan was launched yesterday by Senator George Brandis, Federal Arts...
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The Balnaves Gift
In 2011, long term Mosman resident and successful businessman Neil Balnaves AO donated a million dollars worth of paintings from his...
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A day at Cockatoo Island
Arriving in a windswept mess after a very blowy ferry ride from Circular Quay, I front up at the Cockatoo...
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At Home: It’s not all black and white
In this column we have been promoting NSW Aboriginal artists, both living and dead, to explore the contributions they make...
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Remembering World War I
If in some smothering dreams you too could paceBehind the wagon that we flung him in,And watch the white...
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Aztecs: Worth the sacrifice
In September, the touring exhibition Aztecs comes to the Australian Museum. M&G was lucky enough to see this at Museum...
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The ghost of shopping’s past
Imagine David Jones or Myer with separate entries for men and women. Once upon a time modesty in department stores...
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Every Breath You Take
For the second Tamworth Textile Triennial, which opened at Tamworth Regional Gallery in August 2014, the curator, Cecilia Heffer, asked...
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Overheard at the gallery
A trip to the gallery is typically a visual experience, but there also exists the sheer enjoyment of overhearing what...
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