In the last six months, Museums & Galleries of NSW has been exploring new ways to leverage our website to be more than a one-way vehicle for communication. The first stage of this process was the development of a Forum’s website.
Museums & Galleries of NSW gallery grants are now open to NSW public galleries. Funding is available for newly developed exhibitions through the Dobell Exhibition Grant and support for audience engagement activities is offered through the Audience Development Fund.
Murray Art Museum Albury recently completed their year-long Culture Connect Pilot Program, funded by a $10,000 M&G NSW Audience Development Fund grant.
M&G NSW is seeking expressions of interest from across the museum and gallery sector from individuals wanting to join our Register of Peers.
M&G NSW is pleased to release this step-by-step guide that addresses the challenges and methods of digitising collections held in regional museums, galleries and Aboriginal keeping places.
M&G NSW would like to congratulate the successful applicants for our Project Development Grants and the second round of the Volunteer Museum Small Grants for 2019.
The national tour of Void, curated by Emily McDaniel, began at Bathurst Regional Art Gallery with an Education Symposium and an evening event.
We are pleased to announce Murray Art Museum Albury (MAMA) as the recipient of the Dobell Exhibition Grant for 2020 for their proposed exhibition Notes from the Field.
Last week we were pleased to partner with Local Government NSW (LGNSW) to host twenty local government employed museum managers for a biannual meeting.
Successes and learnings from our Engaging Art Initiative, our pilot program trialling new models of audience engagement and support for regional galleries, helping them reach new audiences.
We say goodbye to our national tour of David Griggs: BETWEEN NATURE AND SIN.
We are pleased to announce the funding of five projects targeting and developing new audiences, through the Audience Development Fund.
An ambitious project to reinvigorate Aboriginal ceremony and bring attention to the state of the Darling River, recently led to a series of corroborees across the north west of the state.
Completing a three-year journey, the Soft Core exhibition tour comes to an end.
Does your museum or gallery building work for you? Do you think your building’s ability to store and care for your collection could be improved? Or maybe your building requires improved visitor access or environmental sustainability?
Video documentation of the Cultural Mediation in Practice workshop, recently held at Artspace, Sydney, 26 August 2019.
Moving Histories // Future Projections has opened at its final touring destination, Grafton Regional Gallery.
Material Sound exhibition to tour with support from the Australia Council.
Industry leaders and artists converged to workshop the newest forms of engaging audiences in creative and meaningful ways.
