Australia's collecting institutions protect and celebrate Australia's rich cultural heritage, share resources and mentor regional partners. We provide advice to government and the sector on best practice for collecting cultural material, developing quality collections and ensuring ethical collecting in Australia
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- Who we are
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What we do
- Cultural heritage
- Regional arts
- Arts and Disability
- Creative Australia
- Indigenous arts and languages
- Literature
- Ministerial Intergovernmental Engagement
-
Museums, libraries and galleries
- Alt text for National Cultural Institution Key Performance Indicator Infographics 2020–21—results and trends
- Alt text for National Cultural Institution Key Performance Indicator Infographics 2021–22—results and trends
- Australian Government International Exhibitions Insurance Program
- Impact of our National Cultural Institutions
- Significance 2.0
- The National Collecting Institutions Touring and Outreach program
- National Cultural Policy
- National Indigenous Visual Arts Action Plan 2021–25
- Performing arts
- Screen
- Visual arts
- Have your say
- Funding
- Publications
- News
![Art technician Chas Glover and Tweed Regional Gallery Curator - Exhibitions Tina Wilson hanging Claude Monet's masterpiece 'Meules, milieu du jour [Haystacks, midday]', 1890, as part of the National Gallery of Australia's Sharing the National Collection initiative. Photo by Luke Marsden.](https://www.arts.gov.au/sites/default/files/styles/civictheme_navigation_card/public/images/claude-monet-meules-milieu-du-jour-haystacks-midday-1890-839x410-png.png?h=8b37d352&itok=WMOGG8-9)
