Filming and photography

All requests for filming and photography for publication and commercial purposes at the National Gallery are subject to an approval process that involves an assessment by our communications, marketing, curatorial, copyright and operational departments.

To submit a request, please contact media@nga.gov.au.

For more information about the general public taking photos in the gallery see Conditions of Entry.

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Conservation

Time-Based Media Art

It's a portrait image of Urs Fischer from in front and below, so he's looking at his phone. Not yet melted enough to have any dripping wax bits

Time-based media art describes works of art that are dependent on time, duration, or function including video, film and audio artworks.

Media

Group of people from the Media taking photos of five people in front of a Gallery wall

The National Gallery's Media Centre brings together the latest news, listings alerts, invitations and more.

Copyright
Reproductions

A sphere made of interlocking geometric shapes hangs in the sky

The Rights and Permissions department at the National Gallery provides access and licenses to a range of image reproductions of works of art.

oOh!Media
Corporate Partnership

A billboard depicting an indigenous Australian artwork sits above a busy multilane road

The oOh!Media partnership saw close to 3000 billboards showcasing works by 45 Australian women artists from the national collection.

Australian Art /  Video

eX de Medici's 'Hate Machine'

Published 2014

Plan Your Visit
Accessibility

Visitor in wheelchair observing art in Monet: Impression Sunrise

The National Gallery has Access services available for all visitors.