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The Yiribana Gallery on Lower Level 3 is Australia's most extensive permanent exhibition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art. The largest and most comprehensive of the Gallery's collections, it extends from approximately 1800 to the mid-20th century. Nineteenth and twentieth century works are housed on opposite sides of the Entrance Court on Ground Level. The Gallery has an important collection of Australian, European and American watercolours, prints and drawings which are exhibited in a changing series of temporary exhibitions on Lower Level 2 and in display cabinets on all levels. Works are also available for viewing in the Study Room on Lower Level 2.