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Installation view of Danie Mellor, Mamu/Ngadjon peoples, Landstory, 2018, (detail), purchased with the assistance of Penelope Seidler, Dr Michael Martin, Elizabeth Popovski, the Late Peter Sharp, Lesley Fisk, Julian and Annie Beaumont and the Members Acquisition Fund 2019


Connect and get inspired. Access our professional development programs to find ideas and support your teaching needs.

Discover the many ways we support your teaching practice. Connect with the Gallery’s education team and with fellow teachers. Hear artists, curators and other educators talk about our exhibitions and collections, and how to connect the art within them to your students’ learning.

We run teacher exclusives and professional learning, on site and online. Sessions include workshops, tours and exclusive exhibition viewings, all developed with the Australian curriculum in mind.

For further information, email learning@nga.gov.au.


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    First Nations Perspectives in Visual Arts
    Live Teacher PD Webinar

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    Thu 20 Jul 2023, 4–4.45pm AEST

    Audio Tour
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    National Visual Art Education Conference

    NVAEC is a key professional development opportunity for educators working in schools, arts, health and community organisations.

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    Learning Resources

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    Our range of diverse learning resources includes ‘look, think, create’ activities, audio and video components, art making projects and much more.

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For Teachers & Students

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Foster a love of learning through art with our range of dynamic and creative programs designed for all age groups.

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National Visual Art Education Conference

NVAEC is a key professional development opportunity for educators working in schools, arts, health and community organisations.

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National Digital Learning Program

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The National Digital Learning Program connects learners and educators to the National Gallery's collection and exhibitions from wherever you are.

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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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