WHAT'S ON
Clone of A Picture of Health Tour
Wednesday 8 May 10:30 am to 12:00 pm
Mosman Art Gallery and Mosman Community Care host monthly guided tours and artmaking for people living with dementia and memory loss and their family or friends. Join us to discuss the artworks in current exhibitions whilst discovering the health and social benefits of life-long learning in a supported environment. Morning tea is provided after the tour.
This is a free program, however booking is required. Contact Mosman Community Care 9978 4119.
Sponsored by Bendigo Bank.
GET INVOLVED
There are many ways to get involved with Mosman Art Gallery. Become a Member of Mosman Art Gallery to access a range of benefits and exclusive offers, join The Creative Circle to help support the Gallery's activities and programs, become a valued volunteer to assist with the day to day operations of the Gallery or make a donation to help us to continue to create, connect, inspire and enrich.
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VENUE HIRE
Mosman Art Gallery offers a range of spaces available for hire which are perfect for events, meetings, workshops, weddings and more.
MOSMAN MARKET
Mosman Market features over 130 stalls comprising gourmet foods, locally made hand produced arts and crafts and Fair Trade goods, musical entertainment and a lively atmosphere.
SUPPORT US
The generosity of our supporters including private donors, members of the Creative Circle, Conservation Fund, Gallery Members, government and corporate partners, trusts and foundations are critical to the development of Mosman Art Gallery.
THE BALNAVES GIFT
Neil Balnaves AO, a long term Mosman resident, made a pledge in 2010 to donate a million dollars worth of paintings from his personal art collection to the Mosman Art Gallery and municipality. The Balnaves Gift is unquestionably the most important donation ever to be received by Mosman Council featuring sixteen Australian Impressionist and early twentieth century artworks significant to the Mosman including key works by Arthur Streeton, Conrad Martens, Will Ashton, Henry Fullwood, Elioth Gruner, George Halstead, James Ranalph Jackson, Matthew Charles Meere, Adelaide Elizabeth Perry, Sydney Long, Ethel Carrick Fox and Margaret Preston.
