Latest news: National Gallery of Australia

As of 29 October the ACT’s health restrictions allow Canberra’s cultural institutions, museums and galleries to all reopen to the public.

Canberra's national institutions are closed to the public during lockdown, but their websites offer plenty of ideas to keep youngsters occupied.

Know My Name, the National Gallery of Australia's (NGA) gender-equality initiative, will continue with three new women-led exhibitions, the first of which opens mid-June.

The University of Canberra (UC) has joined with the National Capital’s world class cultural and historical institutions to give UC students unprecedented access to events and exhibitions. UC students enrolled in any subject...

All the highlights of what’s on across Canberra throughout April 2021, featuring everything from exhibitions to live theatre, music and more.

Four years in the making, the NGA's new blockbuster Botticelli to Van Gogh: Masterpieces from the National Gallery, London opens 5 March.

Skywhalepapa only had a tethered flight in Canberra on Sunday morning for what was to be his debut public flight with Skywhale.

A celebration and showcase of Australia’s female artists from 1900 to present, the first instalment of the National Gallery of Australia’s new flagship exhibition Know My Name features more than 350 works...

ACT Chief Minister Andrew Barr is especially critical that “when the Commonwealth can fund $500 million for the redevelopment of the War Memorial, there should not be job losses in other institutions”, such as those at the National Gallery of Australia.