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Australian Melting Pot (2018) examines the complexity of living between multiple cultures in Australia. Join...

Join Yorta Yorta artist Troy Firebrace and SAM Curator Belinda Briggs as they discuss the...

In this mini-series exploring our 2019/2020 exhibition A Finer Grain: Selected works from the Shepparton...

In this iteration of our mini-series exploring our 2019/2020 exhibition A Finer Grain: Selected works...

In this iteration of our mini-series exploring our 2019/2020 exhibition A Finer Grain: Selected works...

In this iteration of our mini-series exploring artworks featured in our 2019/2020 exhibition A Finer...

Join Jahnne Pasco-White as she talks about her recent Drawing Wall commission Becoming-other, her response...

Over the month of October, sound makers of all persuasions responded to visual scores created...

What do you need to do to flourish in highly competitive arts and cultural space...

How has the need for art resulted in a design focus in our living rooms...

SAM operates on the traditional lands of the Yorta Yorta people. The SAM Building, and art museum within it, is located on river country close to the Goulburn River, known as Kaiela to the Yorta Yorta.

SAM recognises the Yorta Yorta as the traditional owners and ongoing custodians of the lands and water of the Country upon which SAM is built, and that sovereignty of this land has never been ceded.