Doing it in Deni
Known locally as ‘Deni’, Deniliquin sits on the edge of the Edward River and a small branch of the Murray...
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Planes with personality
With a grand procession of historical planes and modern aircraft, the Australian Aviation Museum is an enjoyable reminder of man’s...
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Every renovator’s heritage dream
We all know Australia has an insatiable appetite for renovation and everything ‘home building’. While this has reached fervour pitch...
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ACDP Guidelines released
Arts NSW has today released Guidelines for applications to the Arts & Cultural Development Program (ACDP), which has replaced the...
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Following Dobell
Many people know that William Dobell, of the Dobell Drawing fame, was himself three times winner of the Archibald Prize....
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A salty supper
Welcome to The Last Supper. A lavish array of fruit and vegetables–strawberries in bowls and citrus in segments. Filleted fish,...
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Mentees go backstage at Sydney’s CIs
Regional and Sydney-based Aboriginal curators have met for the first time – with help from Museums & Galleries of NSW....
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The Return of the Register
If you’re looking for a pair of skilled hands to help promote exhibitions, record oral histories or conserve collections then...
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Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre under threat
After several years of speculation, in July 2013 the Federal Government advised Liverpool City Council of its intention to acquire...
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Gallery Grants seek projects to fund
Do you know what was behind Adam Norton and his exploration into the Mars-like landscapes of Broken Hill? Or how...
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Campbelltown Arts Centre never looked so good
Rum Jungle, an exhibition by one of Australia’s most prominent artists, TV Moore, recently opened at Campbelltown Arts Centre....
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M&G’s Facebook page
Did you know we have a Facebook page? Our Facebook page is a great place to find news on...
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Expand your horizons
Extended until 17 April 2014 Paid and volunteer staff talk about their placement experiences. Naomi McCarthy, Manager Education, Penrith...
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The power of merchandise
Museum shops around the world are booming. It seems none of us can resist the power of the full-colour catalogue,...
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Newcastle’s saga continues
Monday’s public meeting at Newcastle held no surprises. Attended by a passionate crowd of nearly 300 people, the audience...
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Biennale for bubs
The Biennale (Bee-ah-nah-lee) of Sydney is upon us! Don’t be deterred by the title, which adults and children alike struggle...
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Newcastle public meeting called
Next Monday at Newcastle City Hall, Felicity Biggins will convene a public meeting to discuss the recent dismissal of Gallery...
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The Arts & Cultural Development Program
A new arts and cultural development program will be introduced from 2015 to replace the Arts Funding Program, Minister for...
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The best of Broken Hill
We’re so lucky to have opportunities to visit museums around NSW. Last week, we visited Broken Hill and discovered fascinating...
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Biennale of Sydney imagines new worlds
From 21 March with the opening of the 19th Biennale: You Imagine what you Desire, Sydney will become a playground...
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