Dear Art and Culture Enthusiasts,
During this SWIC guided tour with our own specially trained AGNSW Experience Lead Guide, the fascinating stories of architecture, art, people, and history of the AGNSW will come to light. Discover the revitalised forecourt, including an extraordinary new art commission in the niche above the entrance of the old South building. Visit the beautifully refurbished Grand Courts, home to artworks from the Gallery’s International and Australian collections. Enjoy the 20th Century galleries featuring renowned works from the contemporary collection. This tour is for one hour and you will be fitted with headsets.
DATE: Tuesday 18 June 2024
TIME: 9.30am – 10.30am (approximately)
VENUE: Art Gallery of NSW, on Gadigal Country- South Building Art Gallery Road The Domain, Sydney NSW 2000.
MEETING PLACE: Outside the main entrance to old South Building Art Gallery NSW at 9.20am. Please note: Late Arrivals: Admission cannot be guaranteed outside of scheduled booking time.
COST: $34pp
RSVP TO: Kay Nicholas Email: [email protected] with your name and mobile phone number to confirm your place on the tour.
RSVP BY: Friday 7 June 2024. It is advisable to RSVP early as this event has a maximum of 20 members. When the event is full, we will go to ‘Waitlist’. Do not pay until your place is confirmed. We will always endeavour to get back within 24 hours. If you have not heard back, please SMS: Kay Nicholas Mobile: 0438469044
PAYMENT OPTIONS:
Payment Option 1 (Preferred): By Credit Card through the Payments section of the website
Payment Option 2: Online (direct deposit) into the SWIC bank account
Account Name: SWIC Inc.
BSB No: 062 005
Account No: 11889493
Description: Event + your initial and surname
TRANSPORT: The NSW Art Gallery is located on the Eastern side of Sydney’s CBD, next to the Royal Botanic Gardens and the Domain, just down the road from St Mary’s Cathedral. The Art Gallery is approximately a 5-minute walk from Macquarie Street, across the Domain, or from Hyde Park. Public transit access: St James rail (15-minute walk); Martin Place rail (20-minute walk.
