Art and Dementia
![A man holding a paper aeroplane is about to throw it. He is pully a silly face and having fun.](https://media.nga.gov.au/Hay98ybdCxdBtgpxpnHLI4df3c4=/1600x0//national-gallery-of-australia/media/dd/images/20230217-_19I8094.jpg)
Key information
The Gallery’s Art and Dementia program connects people living with dementia and their care partners with art and the world in enriching and life-enhancing ways.
For over a decade, the Gallery has been a leader in programs for people living with dementia through research, symposia and an extensive outreach training program that has established a nation-wide network of galleries delivering high-quality, socially engaging and intellectually stimulating programs for people living with dementia.
Art and Dementia is made possible by the National Gallery’s Access Partner the Lansdowne Foundation.
Programs
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First and third Friday of every month
10.30am – 12pm
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Fourth Friday of every month,
11am – 12.15pm AEST
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Access
Art and Dementia
Past EventBy Request