Drill Hall Gallery

The Drill Hall Gallery, located on the Australian National University campus, is housed in a historic drill hall built in the 1940s for training soldiers during the Second World War. Today, it serves as a prominent venue for contemporary artists, curators, and collectors, showcasing impeccably presented exhibitions accompanied by scholarly publications.

The gallery also emphasizes its commitment to the local community, acknowledging the Ngunnawal and Ngambri peoples as the traditional custodians of the Canberra region. Through various events and support programs, the Drill Hall Gallery continues to foster an appreciation for the arts in the area.

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