The Hon Tony Burke MP

Four digital works by two First Nations artists will go on display at Moonah Arts Centre in north Hobart for two years thanks to the Albanese Labor Government’s Sharing the National Collection program. 

The Albanese Government has appointed new members to councils overseeing two of our cherished national collecting institutions: 

A powerful group of First Nations works of art will be loaned to Temora Arts Centre in the Riverina region of New South Wales for two years as part of the Albanese Government’s Sharing the National Collection program. 

A selection of modern and contemporary video works from the National Gallery of Australia’s collection will be displayed at the Wanneroo Regional Gallery in Perth for two years thanks to the Albanese Labor Government’s Sharing the National…

The Albanese Labor Government is continuing to support live music venues, artists and festivals with a further $12.5 million for Revive Live in 2026-27.

A painting by much-loved Australian artist Margaret Olley will soon go on display at the Tweed Regional Gallery and Margaret Olley Art Centre thanks to the Australian Government’s Sharing the National Collection program.

The Albanese Labor Government is backing the next generation of music fans, artists, and industry workers with new support for youth music events and career development opportunities across the country.

The Australian Government is deepening cultural cooperation with India, building on our strong relationship and people-to-people links.

The Albanese Labor Government has made three new appointments to two screen boards.  

New cultural exhibitions are set to tour across the country thanks to the Albanese Labor Government’s Visions of Australia program.

The Albanese Labor Government is continuing to support arts events that bring communities together across borders, providing support for the 2028 Asia-Pacific Triennial of Performing Arts Festival (Asia TOPA).

The Albanese Labor Government has returned an ancient ceramic vase to the Government of the Italian Republic.

The Albanese Labor Government is helping talented artists share their gifts to the world through the International Cultural Diplomacy Arts Fund.

Australian authors, illustrators and publishers have received $28.7 million for the use of their work in public and educational lending libraries.

Desert landscapes and sculptures by leading First Nations artists will head to the Art Gallery of Swan Hill in Victoria thanks to the Albanese Labor Government’s Sharing the National Collection program.