In 'Shades of Shadows', glass artist Hannah Gason continues her exploration of light and its ability to articulate and create an illusion of space....
Hannah Gason: Shades of Shadows
Tag Archives: Canberra Museum and Gallery
Guns & Flowers. eX de Medici | Sidney Nolan
'Guns & Flowers' uncovers an apparently unlikely pairing of artists – eX de Medici and Sidney Nolan – and their shared language of symbol and metaphor....
Matthew Thorne: Jingo was born in the Slum
This darkly powerful exhibition reflects on the iconic bushranger Ned Kelly and his gang’s exploits in late 1870s Australia, and the enduring legacy of the Kelly myth in contemporary culture....
Brenda L Croft: hand/made/held/ground
‘hand/made/held/ground’ metaphysically maps Brenda L Croft’s patrilineal relationship to Country, reimagining customary objects originally created on Gurindji homelands....
Spowers & Syme
‘Spowers & Syme’ presents the changing face of interwar Australia through the perspective of two remarkable women artists from Melbourne: Ethel Spowers and Eveline Syme....
Canberra Museum and Gallery | 20 Years of Collecting
Canberra Museum and Gallery is commemorating two decades of collecting with an exhibition showcasing the breadth of the Canberra region’s art featuring features historical and contemporary works by more than 100 established and emerging artists....
Kirstie Rea the land : a 20 year survey
Contemporary glass artist and teacher Kirstie Rea takes the viewer on a 20-year journey of her artistic practice. Reflecting on her heritage, connection to the land and the influence of the natural world....
Michael Taylor: a survey 1963-2016
An impressive six decades, and counting, of Michael Taylor’s expressionist painting and drawing is on view at the Canberra Museum and Gallery, curated by Deborah Clark. ...
INK REMIX: Contemporary art from mainland China, Taiwan and Hong Kong
Contemporary ink art has emerged as one of the most important artistic trends in mainland China, Taiwan and Hong Kong in recent years....
Elioth Gruner: The Texture of Light
Elioth Gruner was one of Australia’s most celebrated Australian artists in the early twentieth century and won the prestigious ‘Wynne Prize’ for landscape seven times between 1916 and 1937....