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Event Jul 28 Art School Happy Hour at the Drill Hall Gallery
Event Jul 21-Aug 12 Lunchtime exhibition tours – The War Rugs of Afghanistan
Exhibition Jun 25-Aug 15 A Shared Enchantment: Japanese, Australian and New Zealand Contemporary Enamelling
Exhibition Jun 25-Aug 15 Hands On Studio: The Town
Exhibition Jun 25-Aug 15 I weave what I have seen: The War Rugs of Afghanistan
Artist Talk Jul 30 Artists in conversation – A Shared Enchantment: Japanese, Australian and New Zealand Contemporary Enamelling
Event Jul 30 July Friends’ Night with Tim Bonyhady
Event Aug 2-Aug 2 Figure Drawing and Drinks
Event Aug 5-Aug 5 Book launch – Two Afternoons in the Kabul Stadium
Artist Talk Aug 6-Aug 6 Artists in conversation – Hands On Studio: The Town
Exhibition Aug 19-Oct 17 Still In My Mind: Gurindji location, experience and visuality
Exhibition Oct 21-Dec 19 Elizabeth Newman: Un-titled

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Situated on the Australian National University campus, the gallery is housed in an historic drill hall built in the 1940s to train soldiers for the Second World War. Today the Drill Hall Gallery is the venue of choice for many of Australia’s leading contemporary artists, curators and collectors, continuing a proud tradition of impeccably presented landmark exhibitions accompanied by scholarly publications.

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Ruth Waller ‘Lamentation in five episodes’ 2005. Acrylic on canvas, 850 x 850 x 35 mm. Acquired for the ANU Art Collection in 2008.

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Jul 6, 2021

Interview with Tilley Davey and Brian Allen from Hands on Studio on ABC Radio Canbera
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Jul 1, 2021

Tim Bonyhady and Sabur Fahiz interviewed on ABC’s Mornings with Adrienne Francis on I weave what I have seen: War Rugs of Afghanistan
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Jun 7, 2021

Friends tours of Botticelli to Van Gogh with Terence Maloon

Top image: Afghan War Rug: ‘Jihad’ Rug. Circa 1993-95. Artists unknown.

The Drill Hall Gallery acknowledges the Ngunnawal and Ngambri peoples, the traditional custodians of the Canberra region, and recognises their continuous connection to culture, community and Country.

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