NGV TEMPORARY CLOSURE

From our team here at NGV, we’d like to express our very best wishes to our community at this time.

Due to the evolving nature of COVID-19 and after following closely the State and Federal Government’s advice, we have extended the NGV’s temporary closure until 30 June.

If you have pre-purchased tickets for current exhibitions or upcoming programs, our team will be in contact with you shortly to arrange full refunds.

We encourage you to visit our website and follow #NGVEveryDay on social media for updates and daily inspiration.

We are very grateful for the loyalty and understanding of the NGV community and wish everyone well during this time.

Matthew Martin

SO – IL: Viewing China

Matthew Martin and Ewan McEoin • 1 year ago

Liquid Light: 500 Years of Venetian Glass

Matthew Martin • 1 year ago

Fragile identities: eighteenth-century British portraits in porcelain

Matthew Martin • 1 year ago

Vienna Porcelain Factory Solitaire service

Matthew Martin • 4 years ago

Eighteenth-Century Porcelain Sculpture

Matthew Martin • 4 years ago

Work of the Week: Cushion Cupboard (Kussenkast) 1659

Matthew Martin • 4 years ago

Work of the week

Meissen Porcelain Factory Pair of stands

Matthew Martin • 5 years ago

Fox and Freeze 2009

Matthew Martin • 5 years ago

Work of the week

Joseph Willems’s Chelsea Pietà and eighteenth-century sculptural aesthetics

Matthew Martin • 6 years ago

Art of the Table

Amanda Dunsmore and Matthew Martin • 6 years ago

Relics of Another Age: Art History, the ‘Decorative Arts’ and the Museum

Matthew Martin • 7 years ago

Josef Hoffmann’s Vase

Matthew Martin • 7 years ago

Kings Over the Water: Jacobite glass in the National Gallery of Victoria

Matthew Martin • 7 years ago

Georges de Feure Dressing Table

Matthew Martin • 7 years ago

Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin Pair of candlesticks

Matthew Martin • 7 years ago