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Chau Chak Wing Museum
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The University of Sydney’s museum of art, science, history and ancient cultures.
University Place, University of Sydney, Camperdown NSW 2006
Biennale of Sydney Artist Spotlight: Michael Rakowitz
Join us for a special Biennale of Sydney performance by Michael Rakowitz.
Biennale of Sydney: Richard Bell and Benjamin Work
Join us for a special Biennale of Sydney presentation by artists Richard Bell and Benjamin Work.
Green Dreams: Why Technology Can’t Save the World
A special lecture by one of the world’s leading researchers of sustainability.
Biennale of Sydney Artist Spotlight Talk: Derek Ogbourne
Join us for a special Biennale of Sydney presentation by Derek Ogbourne.
Biennale of Sydney Artist Spotlight Talk: Warraba Weatherall
Join us for a special Biennale of Sydney presentation by artist Warraba Weatherall.
Biennale of Sydney Artist Spotlight Talk: DAAR
Join us for a special Biennale of Sydney presentation by Sani Hilal and Alessandro Petti of DAAR.
2026 Yumi Olgeta Cultural Exchange Quilt Project
Join us for a special and celebratory final workshop as we complete our second Yumi Olgeta quilt.
A magic show by Tadashi Tokieda
Join the Sydney Mathematical Research Institute for a magic show suitable for curious children and adults alike!
Maths at the Museum
Celebrating International Day of Mathematics with the Chau Chak Wing Museum and Sydney Mathematical Research Institute
Yumi Olgeta: Crafting a more inclusive democracy
A cultural quilt making workshop whether you’re a seasoned embroiderer, like weaving, or just a curious beginner.
Weaving Play: With Ema Shin and ATW
Try basic weaving and play with a range of colourful materials, including wool offcuts, recycled fabric, and paper.
Hamnet and His Family
Learn more about the story behind the best-selling novel and Oscar-nominated film Hamnet.
No Time to Die… but Plenty to Live
Learn more about the excavations at Tell el-Ghaba in North Sinai with project director Dr Eva Calomino
Biennale of Sydney Student-Led Art Tours
Explore works in the 2026 Biennale of Sydney with University of Sydney art and art history students