Museums
The Johnston Collection
Double Lecture and Afternoon Tea | Luxury Tales: Fashion and Interiors with Distinguished Professor Peter McNeil
Join Professor Peter McNeil for a double lecture and afternoon tea to explore 19th and 20th century luxuries and fashions.
The Johnston Collection
Curating Collections Series: Curating with Prints with Lisa Sullivan and Katarina Paseta, Geelong Gallery
This series provides curatorial students, emerging curators and the public with the opportunity to learn about working with collections of…
The Johnston Collection
'Ecstatic about seaweed': eighteenth-century women tourists' scientific collecting with Dr Emma Gleadhill
Join Dr Emma Gleadhill to discuss the specimen collecting and scientific endeavours of 18th century women.
The Johnston Collection
Keeping Up Appearances: Curators and the Australian historic house museum interior with Suzanne Bravery
Join Suzanne Bravery for a talk which investigates the challenging role of the Curator in both creating and maintaining the…
The Johnston Collection
The Lives of an 18th-Century Man’s Coat with Paola di Trocchio
Join Paola Di Trocchio for a lecture on a figured silk coat in the NGV's collection remade in 18th century…
The Johnston Collection
Swagger or Solidity? English Grand Tourists in Venice and Rome with Sylvia Sagona
Join Sylvia Sagona for a lecture which explores the lure of Italian style and sensuality for 17th and 18th century…
The Johnston Collection
Double Lecture and Afternoon Tea | Swagger: Gentlemen of Fashion 1700-1900: from Macaroni Man to Perfumed Poodle and Decadent Dandy with Distinguished Professor Peter McNeil
Join Professor Peter McNeill for a double lecture and afternoon tea exploring gentlemen of fashion from 1700-1900.
First Nations curator Nici Cumpston to lead US collection
She will be Kluge-Ruhe's first First Nations Director in its 26-year history.
13 cracker museum exhibitions in 2025
Shift your perspective on the world in 2025, and visit a museum. Here are 13 hot shows for the diary.
Woollahra Municipal Council
The Italian Museum: Nonna’s House - Ariel Ruby
Ariel Ruby examines scenes from Southern Italian migrant homes, where simple gestures and placements are imbued with meaning and memory.