Community co-operation is key as visitors come together to help inflate a giant symbol of peace. An inflatable installation that depends on the participation of others to endure, Keeping Peace reminds all of…
Switch off your dating apps, forget the nightclubs and tune in to a thousand-year practice of courtly Persian love poetry in Dorr-e Dari: A Poetic Crash Course in the Language of Love. Through intimate…
Throughout January, Darling Harbour will come alive with digital art works at the Australian National Maritime Museum honouring Australia’s migrants. The Museum’s iconic roofline will become the canvas for a…
News travels fast, but how do we make sense of the flood of information that engulfs us each day? Professor Saba Bebawi, a journalism and media expert from UTS, leads a discussion about critical thinking at a time when…
How do we mourn and remember the inestimable loss - of animals, of flora, of ecological worlds - wrought by the black summer fires of 2019-2020? Curated by artist Janet Laurence, Requiem weaves together visual…
Get up close to a variety of farm animals. Situated in one of Sydney's northern suburbs, it is a day out you and your children will not forget. See a range of farm animals, hear stories and learn more about them…
The Colour Line brings together works by Kamilaroi / Brisbane artist Archie Moore in dialogue with drawings by influential African American scholar and activist W.E.B. Du Bois (1868–1963). Archie…
This time of pandemic is surreal, isolating, traumatic, tragic, frustrating, inevitable. Whatever you think it is, it’s something we have never experienced before. It’s a time for a reset in terms of how we…