Gallery Three News Today

Ayang-ayang, par-parā/phus-phusā and Sangkuriang are three interconnected exhibitions that hark back to Arthur Boyd's own interest in mythology.

A new, mini-exhibit is now on view in Gallery Three of the No. 1 British Flying Training School Museum that documents the career of former RAF Cadet Jeffery Gerald Heard, thanks to the generosity of his daughter, Jenny Covey of Litchfield, Staffordshire, Great Britain. The exhibit, which was organized and assembled by BFTS volunteer George Couzens will be on display through April 2024.

Football writer and architectural historian Simon Inglis will be speaking at Ipswich Town Hall on Thursday, 7th December (7-9pm). Ingliss illustrated talk is one aspect of Ipswich Museums IPSWICH@PLAY Community Studies Project.

CollaborARTi and health and wellbeing social enterprise Locorum are marking Black History Month with a new exhibition

Closure to last until September

Temporary closure to last until next month

Guerin’s NEWRETRO at ACCA presented an immersive and comprehensive dive into her experimental choreographic world.

If art is in your mind, then there’s much to explore in the coming days

Football writer and architectural historian Simon Inglis will be speaking at Ipswich Town Hall on Thursday as part of Ipswich Museums IPSWICH@PLAY Community Studies Project (7-9pm).

TravelAwaits Apr.30.2021 Richland, Washington, is one of the three cities that comprise the Tri-Cities (with Kennewick and Pasco completing the triangle). It has long been a natural spot for human settlements, with the Wanapum, Walla Walla, and Yakama tribes fishing for salmon here. The town was named after Nelson Rich and incorporated in 1910. In 1943, the population swelled when the Hanford Site was established as part of the Manhattan Project, the secret effort to build an atomic bomb. The a...