Natalya Hughes The Castle of Tarragindi Australian artist Natalya Hughes creates paintings, textiles, sculptures and installations informed by decorative and ornamental traditions. A way in which she does this, is to create immersive interiors that draw on art history. For this project, Natalya invites children to explore the imaginative artform of the ‘grotesque’ through hands-on and […]

Fairy Tales Cinema : Truth, Power and Enchantment Fairy Tales: Truth, Power and Enchantment’ is presented in conjunction with GOMA’s blockbuster summer exhibition ‘Fairy Tales’. This free cinema program presents beloved classics alongside contemporary retellings. Fairy tales have always been a means of speaking truth to power; challenging injustice and providing hope. This program highlights […]

The Legend of the Rainbow Stag Artist Jakkai Siributr creates installations of sewn and embroidered fabrics that explore historical events and life in Thailand.As a young boy, Jakkai’s mother would read him stories based on the Jataka Tales – sacred Buddhist writings – to teach him about compassion, kindness and tolerance. For this project, one […]

Fairy Tales Festival Across three action packed summer days, step into the enchanting Fairy Tales exhibition, enjoy spellbinding storytelling sessions, whimsical pop-up performances, hands-on workshops, movies and more. An unmissable festival featuring over 35+ free events for the whole family! Some events are free and unbooked, while others require a valid timed-entry Fairy Tales exhibition ticket or booking. […]

Art Box for Kids Art Box for Kids is an exciting new exhibition series that prioritises sustainable exhibition design and the use of recycled or repurposed activity materials where possible. Each Art Box for Kids exhibition will invite children to meet an artist through an introduction video, see an example of the artist’s work on […]