Australian National Gallery

The Australian National Gallery, located in Canberra, is the country’s premier art museum. It houses an extensive collection of Australian and international art, including significant works from Indigenous artists and European masters. Opened in 1982, the gallery aims to promote an appreciation of art and culture. Its striking architecture, designed by architect Gordon Benson, stands as a landmark in the city. Visitors can explore various exhibitions, educational programs, and special events that highlight both contemporary and historical art. The gallery plays a vital role in preserving and showcasing Australia’s artistic heritage and encourages public engagement with art.