Explore the Library's exhibitions through the below accessible resources, including exhibition labels, sensory maps, social scripts and audio recordings.
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MIRROR: New views on photography MIRROR: New views on photography Showcasing over 140 photographs from the State Collection alongside reflections from some of the country's most talented storytellers, MIRROR tells fascinating stories of Victoria through a contemporary lens.
Exhibition labels World of the Book Explore the rare, the sacred and the iconic in this one-of-a-kind exhibition showcasing the history of book design, production and illustration from the Middle Ages to today.
Ned Kelly's armour Our display of Kelly's armour asks provocative questions about truth, mythmaking and nationhood.
Cowen Gallery Cowen Gallery houses a permanent exhibition of selected artworks from the Library's Pictures Collection. The current selection includes portraits and landscapes, and historical and contemporary works to create connections and tell new stories.
North Rotunda The elegant North Rotunda was constructed in the 1940s. Historically, the Rotunda has exhibited portraiture. These portraits form part of the State Collection, which contains more than one million images collected over 160 years, documenting the social history of Victoria.
