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Available Dates
18th April 2026 - 10th January 2027
Exhibition Size
75 - 100 square or running metres
Price
Contact to discuss price
Originating State
TAS

They don’t build them like this anymore

Public programs are a core way that galleries and museums engage with audiences and attract new visitors. When done well, public programs can make the museum or gallery feel like a welcoming place for everyone, reaching community members who might not otherwise attend. Such programs can make a genuine impact on community members, making people feel, think or behave in new ways. They can also demonstrate to funders and decision-makers the vital contribution that galleries and museums make to a region’s cultural vibrancy and social cohesion.This guide is designed to help you devise public programs in a way which:Are driven by data about your existing and potential audiencesFurthers the vision of the organisationMakes a genuine difference to visitors’ lives

About the Artists

Sachio Otani

Artist Video

About the Curators

me and dad

Supporting Materials

Signage

Primary Contact

Jason Gee Museums & Galleries of NSW 0256632332 netcreep@gmail.com

Acknowledgements

This guide is based on a process which Museums & Galleries of NSW (M&G NSW) and BYP Group designed and trialed with four galleries in 2017 as part of the development of their public programs for touring exhibitions Soft Core and Tracey Moffatt & Gary Hillberg’s Montages: The Full Cut 1999–2015. These public programs were delivered as part of the Engaging Art initiative. The four galleries were overwhelmingly positive about the process, leading M&G NSW to develop this resource to share the steps with the wider sector.

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