Wiṟuṟa kanyini
(well looked after)
Artist Robert Fielding creates works that recall stories of Mimili and its residents, but also the stories of him as a person.
COVID-19
Wiṟuṟa kanyini
4 months ago by Erin Vink
Robert Fielding
Wiṟuṟa Kanyini
A series of video works by Robert Fielding that explores the storylines of past, present and future Mimili Community in the APY Lands.
You’re the voice
Considering the power of music and its intersection with art through a Wurlitzer jukebox of 100 protest songs.
Welcome from Michael Brand
Our director Michael Brand welcomes you back to our home on Gadigal Land as we open our doors to the world for the first time in ten weeks.
Time for serious fun
Sharing art-making ideas with families far and wide.
Art interrupted: part 1
What does art want? Art wants to be looked at! Shining a light on shows that have been left in the dark.
Art interrupted: part 2
Some of the exhibitions we wished we’d seen in person before the pandemic interrupted.
Ghosts of the
Spanish flu
The present crisis is often compared to the influenza pandemic of 1918–19. So how did artists of the time respond?
Some mysterious process
Drone alone! Take a tour through some of our empty galleries awaiting their artworks.
Sun, sand and social responsibility
As enigmatic as it is iconic, Charles Meere’s painting Australian beach pattern took on new meaning when COVID-19 closed Sydney’s beaches.
Dr Norman Swan on Together In Art Kids
We’ve teamed up with Dr Norman Swan, and the ABC, to invite kids to take part in an online art exhibition!
Personal grooming: a lockdown survival guide
These works from the Gallery’s collection offer follicular guidance for those worried about what the dog might think of their ‘iso-do’.
A yōkai for our strange times
Meet Amabie, a talismanic mermaid-like creature said to shield people from illness.
What art museums can do during the coronavirus crisis
This is a story of crisis and hope.
