It doesn’t happen often that two galleries simultaneously open exhibitions featuring one artist. Jenenne Eaton’s exhibition ‘Shadowlands’ opened at the Nancy Sever Gallery. At the same time the Canberra Contemporary…

‘Sun-Down Get-Down’ garden party and the AGAC’s 2017 program launch in the last days of summer in the beautiful courtyards at Gorman Arts Centre Officially opened by the ACT Minister…

2° investigates climate change, it’s effect on the present, and the struggle to avoid environmental disaster by limiting rising global temperature to two degrees. Other than life and death, climate…

Launched at the CCAS in the Gorman House Arts Centre , HARCOPY is a professional development program for emerging Australian fiction writers organised by the ACT Writers Centre. The program…

‘Nuances’ is a new exhibition exploring abstraction through variety of approaches on paper by Elaine Camlin, Rebecca Stapledon and Sairi Yoshizawa, graduates from the ANU School of Art. The works…

Jemima Parker has been quite a prolific Canberra artist in recent weeks.  We noticed her work at the ‘Blaze Eight’ exhibition at the CCAS (see related post at www.lifeincanberra.com.au/blaze-eight-new-exhibition-opening-at-ccas-gallery/). Since…

‘ BLAZE EIGHT’  showcases the work of eight ACT emerging artists: S.A. Adair, Katherine Griffiths, Martin James, Alex Lewis, Hardy Lohse, Katy Mutton, Jemima Parker and Timothy Phillips. Canberra Contemporary…

Exhibition opening –  ‘The Triangle – Political Art in Canberra’ curated by Alex Boynes. Canberra Contemporary Art Space, Gorman House Arts Centre.

Beginning in 1981, successive waves of women artists associated with the Canberra Contemporary Art Space have expressed the changing nature of feminist concerns. Bad Girls brings this thirty-year journey to…