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The National Gallery is looking to reach and connect with the widest possible audience on site, online and on tour through an inclusive and diverse artistic program.

Be part of the national conversation through sharing an exemplary collection of art that represents a broad selection of artists and perspectives. Take a leadership role in supporting the arts and connecting our communities by becoming a Corporate Partner.

From content collaborations, brand activations, onsite experiences and corporate hospitality, through to corporate social responsibility initiatives and wide-reaching digital and learning initiatives, our bespoke partnerships create new ways for people everywhere to experience what the Gallery has to offer.

Case Studies


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Wesfarmers Leadership Wagga

Wesfarmers Arts

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oOh!media billboard featuring Mirdidingkingathi Juwarnda Sally Gabori Kaiadilt people) Outside Dibirdibi 2008, National Gallery of Australia acquired with the Founding Donors 2009 Fund © Mirdidingkingathi Juwarnda (Sally Gabori ) / Copyright Agency

oOh!Media

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Avenue Hotel, Capital Hotel Group, promotional photoshoot 2020

Capital Hotel Group

Contact Us


To chat about how we can collaborate, please get in touch.

Samantha Jones | Head of Partnerships

+61 2 6240 6740

Renee Jaeger | Partnerships Manager

+61 2 6240 6667

partnerships@nga.gov.au


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Giving: An interview with Ray Wilson OAM

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We interview Ray Wilson – a man who has devoted his time to organisations, such as the National Gallery, that have, in his words, ‘enriched our lives’

Corporate Memberships

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Join us as a Corporate Member and contribute to the cultural enrichment of the community. Members enjoy rewarding year-round benefits.

For People with Dementia

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The Art and Dementia program connects people living with dementia and their care partners with art and the world in enriching and life-enhancing ways.

2018

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National Gallery media releases from 2018.

Support

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Art transforms lives. Support our vision to inspire, fuel imaginations and encouraging life-long learning through creativity.

Partnerships

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The National Gallery offers Partners unique and engaging opportunities to collaborate and connect our communities through art and culture.

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Yuuma, Gurruburri

The National Gallery acknowledges the Ngunnawal and Ngambri peoples, the Traditional Custodians of the Kamberri/Canberra region, and recognises their continuous connection to culture, community and Country.

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