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Bundanon Art Museum: General Admission
Deepen your connection with a visit to Bundanon. Situated across a vast and diverse landscape of 1,000 hectares of wildlife refuge encircled by the Bangli/Shoalhaven River, discover live music, festivals, guided tours, artist-led talks and workshops, bushwalks and more. Presenting three major exhibitions a year, wander the Art Museum and experience leading Australian contemporary art and engage with the legacy of the Bundanon Collection. Enjoy seasonal menus and the very best of locally-sourced South Coast produce at Ramox Café. On weekends, journey to the Homestead & Arthur Boyd’s Studio for a glimpse into the history of Bundanon and stories of the Boyd family. Key exhibition dates: 15 June – 3 July | Changeover period* 4 July – 11 October 2026 | Man On Fire: Visions of Nebuchadnezzar 12 – 30 October 2026 | Changeover period* *During a changeover period, the exhibition galleries will be closed. The Boyd Collection Gallery remains open and reduced ticket price applies.
De 1 heure à 7 heures
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$ 13
/personne
Aboriginal Art Workshop Paint Your Own Boomerang or Clapsticks
Participants will receive a warm welcome and introduction to Aboriginal culture, including the significance of boomerangs and clapsticks. They will be guided through traditional painting techniques such as dot painting and symbolic patterns, followed by a hands-on session where they design and decorate their chosen instrument. Throughout the workshop, cultural storytelling will be shared, offering insight into the history and meaning behind the instruments and designs. The experience concludes with time to add finishing touches, allow artwork to dry, and showcase each creation to the group.
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