Art After Hours 26 April 2017

jpg Catch Australia performing live

jpg Bruce Pascoe talks about Australia's food history

jpg Open until 10pm Wednesdays

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Tonight, we’re getting serious about food. Bruce Pascoe leads a discussion on the displacement of Indigenous food cultures in the first of artist Keg de Souza’s series of conversations and food events for The National – bookings required. Then he joins Simon Marnie in the final Off the grid talk. It’s also the last chance to hear the band Australia perform, while Chinese satire The black cannon incident plays on the big screen.

26 April 2017

5pm

~~Conversations: Changing courses~~ BOOKED OUT
Indigenous food culture

Duration 1 hour. Contemporary galleries. Free, bookings required.
5.30pm

Exhibition talks: The National 2017
Coby Edgar on Dale Harding

Duration 30 minutes. Contemporary galleries. Free.
6pm

~~Art appreciation lecture series 2017~~ BOOKED OUT
‘Soap suds and whitewash’: Turner and the sea

Duration 1 hour. Domain Theatre. Charges apply.
Exhibition talk

一对一 (One on one) talks
Discover Chinese art through the eyes of young people

Duration 2 hours. Centenary Auditorium. Free.
6.30pm

Celebrity talks: Off the grid
Our food

Duration 30 minutes. Entrance court. .
7.15pm

Tour

Contemporary art guided tour: The National 2017
An introduction to the exhibition

Duration 1 hour. Ticketing and information desk. Free.
Art After Hours Tour

Guided tour: Adman
An introduction to highlights in the exhibition

Duration 1 hour. Temporary exhibitions gallery. Free with exhibition entry.
Film series: Asian new waves
The black cannon incident

Duration 1 hour, 34 minutes. Domain Theatre. Free.
7.30pm

Art After Hours Music Performance

Live music: Australia
The band, not the country, not a country band

Duration 1 hour. Entrance court. Free.
10pm

Gallery closes (Art After Hours)
Some parts of the Gallery have different hours