This Summer see a new installation, Koala Train, by Creative Industries Resident Rosie Deacon. The 5 metre high installation featuring over 2,000 pom poms will transform the Transport exhibition (opens 12 December).

Explore Maton: Australia's Guitar, the largest retrospective of Australia’s leading guitar manufacturer, now extended until 31 January 2021.

See two new exhibitions Hybrid: Objects for Future Homes showcases nine commissions that consider the needs of the future and Design for Life celebrating the critical role of design in saving and improving human life.

The Boulton and Watt Engine, Locomotive No. 1 and the Strasburg Clock and Linear, which explores the significance of line and lineage within Indigenous narratives and practices, are also open.

Powerhouse Museum General Entry

Session Duration: 2 hours

Session Times: 10am-12pm; 12.30pm-2.30pm; 3pm-5pm

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Important Information for Visitors

• Pre-bookings are essential as tickets are limited per session and may sell out
• Some exhibitions will not be available in accordance with NSW Health guidelines. Please review what's on before your visit

To help plan your visit, please find here more information about the measures we’ve put in place to keep everyone safe: https://maas.museum/visitor-information/

Image: Rosie Deacon in her studio, photo by Ken Leanfore