ANU Drill Hall Gallery

The Drill Hall Gallery provides the Canberra community and ANU with a selective program of high quality exhibitions of Australian and international art.

The Gallery supports the arts in the Canberra region by presenting exhibitions developed in conjunction with the University’s wide-ranging academic interests and or to coincide with major conferences and public events. National and international exhibitions – and works from the University’s own extensive collection – are features of the Gallery’s program.

Kingsley Street Acton ACT 2601

02 6125 5832

dhg.anu.edu.au

Wednesday to Sunday, 10am – 5pm.

Art fairs and festivals are back in action

Several major art fairs and festivals are upcoming across Australia, from Sydney to Cairns to Darwin to South Australia—some of which are returning for the first time in several years. Whether it’s Indigenous art fairs or exciting showcases of art and performance, here’s our guide on what to see.

Barnaby Smith

Boldly Feminine: Michelle Ussher’s Afterburner in pictures

Traversing sculpture, painting and sound Afterburner reveals Michelle Ussher’s quest to represent and challenge understandings of femininity—particularly the shapes, expressions and actions that are associated with feminine artistic expression. View, in pictures, Ussher’s vibrant and evocative works at STATION gallery (Sydney).

Art Guide Australia

Five Indigenous art centres celebrate Country in the city: “We are connected to our Country more than ever”

The concept of Country, as defined by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, is not only a reference to landscape, waterways and seas: Our Country at Brunswick Street Gallery explores what Country represents for Indigenous artists working from five art centres in the Northern Territory and Western Australia.

ANU Drill Hall Gallery