Access

Art by Description: Online

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Live Stream
Second Friday of every month, 2pm AEST
Audio Description

A monthly online program for people who are Blind or with low vision from across the country. Each presentation includes audio description of works of art in the Gallery’s collection with poetry and music to enhance the listening experience.

You will need your own internet connected computer, laptop or device with webcam and in-built microphone. 

Please contact access@nga.gov.au or +61 2 6240 6632 if you require further information or assistance.

Bookings essential.

This 60 minute program begins at:

2pm in ACT, NSW, VIC, QLD and TAS

1.30pm in SA and NT

12pm in WA

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