Programs & Events
Be inspired by art and connect with fellow MAMA lovers. We're here to enrich the experience of our exhibitions and our collection by giving you the opportunity to engage with current ideas and debates through the perspectives of artists, curators, professionals and key cultural commentators.
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Guided Tours: Notes From the Field
Sunday 7 March, 11am & 2pm
Join us for a free guided tour in English, Mandarin, French or Swahili of our newest exhibition, Notes From the Field.Read more
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Opening: Brook Garru Andrew
Friday 12 March, 6.00pm - 8.00pm
Join us for the premiere of a new commission by Brook Garru Andrew, set amongst key works from the last decade in our new exhibition DIWIL.Read more
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Artist in Conversation: Brook Garru Andrew
Saturday 13 March, 11am - 12pm
Join artist Brook Garru Andrew in conversation with Lorraine Connelly-Northey within his new exhibition DIWILRead more
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Workshop for Teens: Electronic Music with Bridget Chappell
Saturday 20 March, 10.30 - 3.00pm
Learn how to make your own electronic music track with a computer from start to finish with musician Bridget Chappell.Read more
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ARTCHAT with Catherine Rogers
Thursday 1 April, 10.30 - 12.00pm
Join curator Catherine Rogers for a conversation about 'A Country Life' and the vernacular photography tradition.Read more
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Art for Teens: Print Making
Friday 9 April, 10.30am - 2.30pm
Learn everything you need to know about designing, carving, printing and colouring your own series of prints.Read more
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Workshop: A Flag for Me + A Flag for Humanity (in the 21st Century) with Lleah Smith
Saturday 1 May, 10.00am & 1.30pm
Create your own flag and explore our everyday relationship with flags as symbols of strength, solidarity and union as your piece becomes a part of a collective artwork.Read more
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MAMA Autumn Art Camps
April School Holidays, 10.15am - 3.00pm
Join us these April holidays for a colourful and creative day of art making at MAMA Art Camps.Read more
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Radical Book Club
Second Tuesday of the month 11.00am – 12.00pm, beginning 12 January 2021.
Join our radical reading group and explore issues of race, gender, language, environmental and social justice.Read more