Founded in 1976, local patchwork group Canberra Quilters celebrates 50 years in 2026. Despite their relatively small home, the group and its members have made big strides in quilting. The group’s work is currently on display at CMAG for the ‘Stitching Stories’ anniversary exhibition.Continue readingCanberra Quilters celebrate 50 years with CMAG exhibition
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The ’20 Years of Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year’ exhibition at the National Archives of Australia features stunning images and is a must-see for those interested in photography.Continue readingThrough the lens: ’20 Years of Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year’ explores the nature of Australia
A new exhibition titled “Hopes and Fears: Australian Migration Stories” opened recently at the National Library of Australia. This exhibition introduces us to Australia’s rich migration history and provides an opportunity for many diverse multicultural communities within Canberra to discover and share their own migration stories.Continue readingHopes and Fears: remembering Australia’s history of migration
For many young adults, visiting a cultural exhibition is not high on their weekend plans. Lack of engaging and interactive content seems to be at the forefront of their disinterest. The National Film and Sound Archive is aware of their disconnection with younger generations and has taken measures to attract a more youthful audience.Continue readingIs digital technology the future of cultural exhibitions?
Jeremy Brown is a local Canberran with a keen eye for nature that is clearly displayed in his furniture design and illustrations. With a current exhibition at London Circuit with Craft ACT, The Owl’s Olivia Paull talked with Jeremy about how his designs are inspired by Canberra. Continue readingA Q&A with ‘Homegrown’ Jeremy Brown