The National Gallery of Australia

The National Gallery is Australia’s national visual arts institution dedicated to collecting, sharing and celebrating art from Australia and the world.

Home to the most valuable collection of art in Australia, the national collection comprises over 155,000 works of art, including the world’s largest collection of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art.

Monet, Dreamy Beaches and Pan-Asian Fare: A Weekend Around Tweed Heads and the Gold Coast

Art & DesignThere’s more than enough to fill a weekend around the coastline where Queensland and New South Wales meet. In partnership with National Gallery of Australia, here’s our cheat sheet on what to eat, drink, do, and where to stay around the area.

Art Galleries, Wineries and More: A Swan Valley Weekend Itinerary

Art & DesignJust a 25-minute drive away from Perth’s CBD, Swan Valley offers fine food and wine, alongside a stunning landscape and touring art exhibitions. In partnership with National Gallery of Australia, we highlight a weekend itinerary to make the most of the region.

Long Lunches, Thermal Springs and Regional Galleries: A Weekend Itinerary for the Mornington Peninsula

Art & DesignWe’ve put together a weekend getaway guide to one of Australia’s favourite holiday destinations. In partnership with National Gallery of Australia, prepare to bathe in crystal-clear waters, head to an art gallery, unwind in a luxe vineyard retreat and eat – a lot.

Cocktails, Local Produce and World-Class Art Exhibitions: A Weekend Guide to Cairns

Art & DesignCairns is gateway to a lot more than just the Great Barrier Reef. In partnership with National Gallery of Australia, we sketch out a dream weekend in Cairns that takes in a world-class touring art exhibition, followed by a smorgasbord of local produce and luxury boutique lodgings.

Studio Visit: Artist and Fashion Designer Jordan Gogos’s Kaleidoscopic Workspace, in a Sydney Museum

Art & DesignFocusing on fashion design half the year and his art practice the other half, Gogos spends the whole year questioning the context of his work, historical value and the concept of sustainability.

Studio Visit: Artist Lindy Lee’s Rainforest Hideaway in the Byron Bay Hinterland

Art & Design“This area is the most beautiful country I’ve ever been in,” Lee says. “It’s where heaven meets earth. Every morning I wake up and look across the valley, with lush green hills dappled with sunlight, and it’s just so peaceful.”