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Canberra Museum and Gallery
Canberra Museum and Gallery: la historia de Canberra y el arte australiano, que cobran vida.
4.6(5 reseñas)
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Canberra Museum and Gallery: la historia de Canberra y el arte australiano, que cobran vida.
Canberra Museum and Gallery presenta la historia de Canberra, su arquitectura y el arte australiano en un espacio compacto y acogedor. Ubicado en 176 London Cct, alberga la exposición de Enrico Taglietti, obras de Sidney Nolan y exhibiciones con temática de Mount Stromlo, con un cierre tipo arcade. El recinto ofrece programas para niños, la posibilidad de probar instrumentos de forma interactiva y es accesible para personas en silla de ruedas, invitando a visitantes de todas las edades.
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Descubra la historia, la arquitectura y el arte de Canberra a través de exhibiciones curadas, incluidas la colección Sidney Nolan y las exposiciones de Enrico Taglietti.
Exposiciones rotativas sobre temas diversos, como la exploración espacial, la fotografía y eventos locales como la historia de los incendios forestales.
Talleres interactivos, sesiones de cuentacuentos y actividades prácticas como 'tocar instrumentos' para involucrar a los visitantes más jóvenes.
Recorridos guiados que ofrecen información sobre el desarrollo de Canberra, las colecciones de arte y exposiciones especiales para escuelas y grupos.
Organiza eventos culturales, charlas y actividades para toda la familia que fomentan la participación comunitaria y el aprecio artístico.
Instalaciones accesibles para sillas de ruedas con galerías espaciosas y diseño inclusivo para garantizar una experiencia acogedora para todos los visitantes.
We to view Photographs of Men in Love 1850s–1950s. Looking forward to some history, and or more than a few photos with no information at all. Not even how or where they were discovered So if you want boring go see few b&w photos with nothing. Did how ever enjoy the other gallerys
The Canberra Museum & Gallery is a fantastic spot to learn about the history of the city. The exhibits give a clear timeline of how Canberra became the capital of Australia, which really helps you understand the city's unique story. A highlight for me was the section dedicated to Enrico Taglietti, the Italian architect. You can see models of his buildings around the city and learn the stories behind them. Upstairs, there’s a collection of works by Sidney Nolan that’s definitely worth checking out, especially if you're into Australian art. One of the more surprising exhibits is the Outer Space display, which takes you through space exploration, all based around the Mount Stromlo Observatory. It’s both fun and informative, and there’s even a cool arcade game at the end—like a little bonus after the exhibit!
Walked into this museum/gallery by chance. Really fabulous. Small, a bit of history, interesting exhibits about Canberra events like the terrible bushfire. The Nolan gallery was a real highlight. I would have liked to see more of the ballet designs. The cafe was a bit disappointing.
Excellent small museum/gallery showcasing mainly collections relating to Canberra. We saw the Enrico Taglietti exhibition in July. Fascinating insight into part of Canberra’s architectural history.
Like almost every place I've visited in Canberra, this place didn't disappoint. And like every other place, totally wheelchair friendly. A fabulous outing with the little ones to share in a dramatics and imaginative storytelling time, followed by a wonderful time of "instrument petting". Five stars for these amazing offerings for the little ones, and what a way to introduce them to the feel and sound of orchestral musical instruments! The other galleries are very intetesting, well laid out, and spacious. It's definitely worth a visit if you're in Canberra.
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