New Museum Director steps up
The Australian Museum has appointed its first female director since it opened its doors in 1827. Last week, Minister for...
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Lismore needs fun-seeking artist
Lismore Regional Gallery & Splendour In The Grass are seeking artists to submit proposals to present work in 2014. $10,000 will fund the...
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The RPG Conference explores destination and distinction
Postponed from last November because of bushfires, 47 registered delegates from the State’s regional gallery network gathered in Katoomba last...
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Loan documentation
The loan of objects to other museums and public venues is a great way to share collections and is a...
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Berry Museum: Touchy subjects, touchy objects
Super-sized, roaring, moving dinosaurs, interactive foot activated floor projections, holograms and interactive technologies are almost commonplace for children visiting museums...
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If these walls could talk
Hurstville Museum & Gallery is housed in a Tudor style building at 14 MacMahon Street. It is a two-storey brick...
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At Home: The Sketchbooks of Tommy McRae
Tommy McRae’s sketchbooks tell of life in his Home country of Wahgunyah before and after white man invaded it. Born...
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Anne Frank Today
The Sydney Jewish Museum has chosen Anne Frank’s story to focus our thinking about human atrocities. Their exhibition Anne Frank: A...
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Building home
You might be forgiven for thinking that someone has a lot of time and cardboard on their hands when you...
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Five reasons to visit Regional Public Galleries
You might already be aware that the regional galleries of NSW bolster and enrich local communities. They support artists and...
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Making the invisible visible
“Objects & Energies is an exhibition about the impulse to make the invisible visible” so reads the opening sentence of...
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Ellie and Pip report in
This is a blog excerpt written by two of our museum professionals who were engaged by Deniliquin Historical Society to...
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A new home for the Tweed Regional Museum
There’s been a lot of talk about the exciting Margaret Olley Arts Centre development currently transforming the Tweed Regional Gallery....
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Sadly missed
Alan Sisley will be remembered as a man of intellect, passion and great personality, who made an enormous contribution to...
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The Volunteer Placement Program
The Volunteer Placement Program is a great opportunity to learn new skills to share with your museum. It’s especially designed for those...
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Sydney’s museums alive online
If you already have a fondness for Sydney Living Museum’s properties you’ll be pleased to know they are now providing...
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The museum vs the caravan Park
It has been said that the caravan park is the ultimate children’s holiday destination – the novelty of confined living,...
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Newcastle restructure update
Over the past few months we have had a lot of people contact our office to express their concern and...
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Boom time in Bathurst
This weekend, not one, but two touring exhibitions open at Bathurst Regional Art Gallery and M&G NSW will be...
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Your news, our news, e-news – what’s it all about?
If you have been receiving Alert, M&G’s industry e-newsletter, last week you may have also received our first ever...
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