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Chau Chak Wing Museum
Venue
The University of Sydney’s museum of art, science, history and ancient cultures.
University Place, University of Sydney, Camperdown NSW 2006
Consuelo Cavaniglia: seeing through you
Consuelo Cavaniglia develops a contemporary art project to engage with the Chau Chak Wing Museum’s collections.
Instrumental: Collections from Science
This is the 4th display in our ongoing series showcasing a range of tools used by physiologists and university students.
Kerameikos the potters' quarter
This exhibition offers new ways of understanding Australia's oldest collections, pushing the boundaries of ceramics.
Micro:Macro – models of insight and inspiration
Micro:Macro explores the role of models in understanding and exploring our world.
Student Life: Max Dupain at the University of Sydney
This exhibition introduces Dupain’s modernist approach to photography in a series of candid shots.
The trace is not a presence ...
5 Australian artists from Chinese diasporic communities embrace their histories to celebrate the process of becoming.
Union Made: Art from the University of Sydney Union
This dazzling exhibition showcases rare European works, contemporary Indigenous art and Australian modernism.
Artefacts: Chaos Collective x New Resource
A performance by two emerging improvisational ambient electronic acts, Chaos Collective and New Resources.
Australia’s amazing stingless bees
Learn more about Australia’s native bees and why they are essential to our ecosystem and agriculture.
A living library for now, for the future, for all of us
A presentation by the NSW State Librarian, Dr Caroline Bulter-Bowdon on the vision for the State Library of NSW.
Handling Models: for those who are blind or have low vision
Join us and handle the collection firsthand in this multi-sensory museum experience.
Book launch: Mediterranean Collections
The book’s editors and authors will introduce Mediterranean Collections in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand: Perspectives from Afar
Miraculous Models 2: Andrew Southwood-Jones, Paul Donnelly
Join us for a series of interdisciplinary conversations that explore the miraculous world of models.