Find museums in Canberra, ACT. Listings include PT. Gallery, Judy Witherdin Glass, Burrunju Aboriginal Art Gallery, Canberra Art Gallery, Gigi Lorkin Art, Terry Dunphy.
Canberra Art Gallery and Studios Open 12 - 5 Wednesday to Sunday On Ngunnawal and Ngambri Land
CURIOSITY CONNECTION CULTURE EXPERIENCE Dynamic mobile pop-up gallery, art school art events and storytelling with European flair located in the heart of Canberra.
Fused and slumped glass platters and bowls together with lamp worked jewellery
Canberra’s connection to the world of contemporary art. Made for collectors, made for you.
The Palestine Costume Archive was set up in the mid 1980s, in the pre internet era, at a time when many Palestinian cultural collections were being destroyed. We're proud of our r...
Canberra based artist, creates one of a kind art piece.. get your items custom painted . Enquire about for sales products, commission accepted, dm for more queries!!! Etsy : www.et...
Make art part of your classroom! The National Gallery of Australia offers teachers and students progr
Crossroads is a Canberra based autonomous community DIY gig and creatives space. Running for nearly three decades Crossroads maintains a space for the freaks n fringe dwellers of C...
Canberra Art Gallery located in our dedicated Gallery space, within the building of Humble House gal
Welcome to Draper Designs where we create Aboriginal designs for you and your home !
The Nishi Gallery is a cultural space in Canberra, Australia. It explores human experience through the lens of local identity, objects and their meaning; the natural and built worl...
Art Mark Gallery specialises in ethically sourced contemporary Aboriginal art. We work closely with
The Art Bus a new and exciting project from ANCA Inc. Once a Action workhorse now a gallery space! Made possible from @cityrenewalcbr grant!
Sharing info and starting conversations with Library & GLAMR folk in Canberra & surrounds. Also on twitter: https://twitter.com/CBRLibraryTribe
Abstract artworks, acrylic on canvas, commissioned works welcomed.
Sharing visitor responses from "Power of 1: Does your voice count?", a new interactive exhibition exploring the changing nature of Australia's democracy.
The Garage is an independent project born from the idea that art could be shown everywhere, even in spaces not traditionally devoted to art.
Smith's Alternative Gallery is part of the bustling venue that is Smith's Alternative!
Restoring and in some cases repairing old manual typewriters.
Gorgeous Mortar was a pop-up community arts hub located at 40 Mort Street in Braddon, Canberra in 2015. Now there is a block of apartments there.
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