The Hurstville Museum’s ‘School days’ exhibition invites you to connect with your school experiences while exploring stories and objects from early school days to more recent times. Immerse yourself in hands-on activities and discover the history of local schools via an online project.
Hurstville Museum & Gallery are opening a new touring exhibition, kanalaritja: an anbroken string, from the Tasmanian Museum & Gallery on Thursday 02 May 2019.
The Visions of Australia program provides support for arts and cultural heritage organisations to develop or tour exhibitions of cultural material that has historic, scientific or artistic significance.
The Museum of Arts and Sciences are providing practical workshops for museum loans. This workshop will equip you with the tools to create a variety of simple supports and pack a range of objects.
The State Library of New South Wales is currently showing an exhibition of their new project by Wiradjuri/Kamilaroi artist Jonathan Jones, who has collaborated with four Sydney elders — Uncle Chicka, Aunty Esme, Aunty Sandra and Uncle Dennis — to tell a very personal story of Aboriginal Sydney, and how these elders have continued the legacy of their ancestors by actively contributing to and creating Sydney.