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jpg Gallery director Michael Brand introduces our new Japanese exhibition

jpg Open until 10pm

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Over the coming weeks, Art After Hours will delve into Japan’s oldest theatre tradition – nō and kyōgen. We commence with a special talk inside the Theatre of dreams, theatre of play exhibition by Gallery director Dr Michael Brand. Michael promises to reveal which are his favourite works on display. Then, as nō is often referred to as ‘Japanese opera’, it is fitting that we will hear from Opera Australia’s award-winning costume designer Julie Lynch. Julie has worked with some of Australia’s best known directors. She will talk about some of her favourite productions and explain the importance of costume and set design in telling such stories.

25 June 2014

Exhibitions

Forcefields

28 Feb – 29 Sep 2014

Max Dupain
the Paris 'private' series and other pictures

24 May – 31 Aug 2014

Nike Savvas
Rally

18 Mar – 21 Sep 2014

Plumes and pearlshells
art of the New Guinea highlands

30 May – 10 Aug 2014

Sol LeWitt
Your mind is exactly at that line

20 Feb – 3 Aug 2014

Theatre of dreams, theatre of play
nō and kyōgen in Japan

14 Jun – 14 Sep 2014
(See exhibition page for exact dates)

Tom Nicholson
Cartoons for Joseph Selleny

22 May – 10 Aug 2014

Tony Garifalakis
Mob rule

12 Jun – 21 Aug 2014

On Wednesdays the Gallery stays open late for Art After Hours


Displays until 10pm


Cafe until 9.30pm


Restaurant until 9pm


Gallery Shop until 9pm


Members lounge until 9pm


Library and archive until 6.30pm


Courtesy bus runs every 15 mins from 7pm until closing from the Gallery to surrounding car parks and Martin Place




Art After Hours is supported by the Art Gallery Society of NSW, the membership program of the Art Gallery of NSW