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About Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory

Set in a tropical garden on Darwin Harbour at Bullocky Point is the Northern Territory's premier cultural institution, the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory (MAGNT). The MAGNT collections place the region's art, history and culture, and natural history in an Australian and international context through research, interpretation and collection development.

These collections encompass Aboriginal art and material culture, visual arts, craft, Southeast Asian and Oceanic art and material culture, maritime archaeology, Northern Territory history and natural sciences.

The MAGNT complex consists of five major permanent galleries, a touring gallery, educational facilities for school groups, a theatre, the Museum Shop and a cafe.

A prominent event on the MAGNT exhibition program is the annual Telstra National Aboriginal and torres Strait Islander Art Award.

Established in 1984 by the MAGNT specifically for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists, the Award is renowned for presenting diversity and innovation in contemporary Aboriginal art.

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Adults Free!

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Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory FAQ’s

I’m Hungry! Can I get food at Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory?

Enjoy lunch with aa view at Saltwater at Bundilla!

Does Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory have a gift shop?

Visit The Store for local arts and jewellery, children's books and learning kits for the young minds.

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The MAGNT also presents a yearly exhibition program and tours exhibitions within the NT, nationally and internationally. This comprehensive program is developed by incorporating touring exhibitions from other museums and art galleries as well as MAGNT initiated exhibitions, which from time to time feature Territory artists.