What's on
Curated by Elizabeth Day and Claire Taylor Dreams Nursed in Darkness presents an array of creative practice by people who know incarceration firsthand, alongside artworks that respond to Australian carceral contexts, past and present.
An exhibition showcasing the talents and skills of NSW public school students.
Walk Away by British sculptor Laurence Edwards is on display in the Hazelhurst gardens. A bronze figure caught mid-stride, set among the gum trees. Free to visit.
A poetry workshop with Gamilaroi poet Luke Patterson, inspired by the Dreaming Inside anthologies featured in Dreams Nursed in Darkness.
Drop-in to write a postcard to a person in prison, offering a moment of joy, hope, comfort or solidarity.
Discover the fascinating history of the Hazelhurst cottage and the remarkable Broadhurst family who built it, on a free guided tour with our Volunteer Guides.
Explore Little Art Makers: an engaging weekly art workshop for children ages 3 to 5. Creative learning through storytime, artwork engagement and hands-on activities.
Create and Connect: Home School Edition (Ages 4 to 8) is a monthly art workshop for homeschooled children that nurtures creativity, confidence and curiosity through gallery exploration and hands-on making.
Create and Connect: Home School Edition (Ages 7 to 12) is a monthly art workshop for homeschooled students that develops creative thinking, visual analysis and practical artmaking skills through gallery-based learning.
Join Amy Wright, hard-of-hearing artist and Auslan signer, for an Auslan tour of Dreams Nursed in Darkness.
Join us for Art Engage, a dementia-friendly arts health program that brings creativity and conversation to community members living with dementia and their family members or carers. This session is free for the community. Aged care providers wishing to book a group session should...
Designed for people living with dementia and their carers kits feature information and activities perfect for at home.
Sam and Tusker take one last road trip across England in their old RV, confronting love, memory and loss after Tusker's dementia diagnosis.
A father shields his young son from the horrors of the Holocaust using humour, imagination and love, in Roberto Benigni's beloved, Oscar-winning classic.
International human rights lawyer Jennifer Robinson takes on the weaponisation of defamation law used to silence survivors of sexual violence.
