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Temporarily closedBehind the Lines 2021: The Year in Political Cartoons Make sense of the year that was in our annual exhibition celebrating the art of political cartooning.
Temporarily closedHiveMind: Honeybees, Democracy & MeThis new exhibition uncovers the stories of beekeeping at Australia’s Parliament Houses, both old and new, and shares what we could learn from bees on collective decision making for democracy.
Temporarily closedTruth, Power and a Free PressTruth, Power and a Free Press begins a conversation about media and the issues affecting our democracy...
Temporarily closedDemocracy. Are You In?Democracy is a living system and it works best when there is a healthy balance between trust and distrust - but that balance is tipping. Distrust is on the rise, and confidence in our political and social institutions is at its lowest point in decades.
Temporarily closed Yours FaithfullyRediscover the lost art of letter writing in our new interactive space...
Temporarily closedAustralia’s Public Service For the Government of the Day This exhibition explores how the APS has informed, supported and implemented the decisions of the governments of the day.
Temporarily closedZine LoungeCreate your own zine in our Zine Lounge.
Temporarily closedDressUP: Change the World Discover the incredible journeys of some of the world’s most inspiring people, taking the time to walk in their shoes in DressUP: Change the World.
Temporarily closedPlayUP Stand up, make up, think up and step up at the next evolution of PlayUP!
Temporarily closedonetoeight: Australia’s first prime ministersCanberra-based artist Alison Alder reinterprets and reinvigorates portraits of Australia’s first eight prime ministers in this thoughtful and visually arresting contemporary art project.
Temporarily closedHappy and GloriousHappy and Glorious commemorates the first visit to Australia by Queen Elizabeth II
