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The Chancellery
19 Eastern Road
Macquarie University NSW 2109
Experience a world of ideas
MQ Art Gallery and Collection integrates art, culture and creativity into the Macquarie University experience.
Explore the works of emerging and leading artists though our exhibitions, events and educational programs.
Current exhibitions
Painting in the Dak: Ken Unsworth exhibition
The exhibition is about painting the anxieties of love, life, and death - fraught with missteps of never-arriving ends
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Collections
Our collections feature leading Australian and international artists.
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Learning and research
Our programs connect participants to contemporary art and ideas.
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The Art Gallery is open Monday to Friday from 10am to 5pm. Find out how you can get to the Art Gallery, and what else you can do while on campus.
Train
The nearest train station is Macquarie University, which is about one kilometre away, along University Avenue then Eastern Road.
Bus
The nearest bus stop is Macquarie Centre, which services bus routes from across the city. Macquarie Centre is on Herring Road, North Ryde, and is about one kilometre away, along University Avenue then Eastern Road.
Bike
There is a bicycle rack just opposite the Chancellery Building, in the Macquarie Graduate School of Management car park.
The nearby Central Courtyard and the Macquarie Graduate School of Management have fantastic eateries, serving a diverse range of food. Macquarie Centre is also within walking distance and has numerous eateries and cafés.
The MQ Art Collection is displayed across the campus in public buildings including the Library. You can also explore the Macquarie History Museum.
Make a donation
Philanthropic support is vital to the continued development and enhancement of the Macquarie University Art Collection. Works from the collection are utilised for learning and research, as well as enriching the cultural lives of our students, staff, visitors and the wider community.