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Fiona Hall: Wrong Way Time

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Fiona Hall Leaf litter 1999–2003 National Gallery of Australia, Canberra © Fiona Hall

Secondary
Year 9–10
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In these lessons, students will be introduced to the art of Fiona Hall, one of Australia’s leading contemporary artists, through a focus on the exhibition Wrong Way Time, first seen at the Venice Biennale, accompanied by works by the artist from the National Gallery collection.

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Curriculum Connections

Learning Areas: Visual Arts, History; Cross-curriculum priorities: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories and Cultures; Asia and Australia’s Engagement with Asia; Sustainability. General capabilities: • Critical and creative thinking
• Personal and social capability
• Literacy
• Intercultural understanding

Themes

War and conflict, currency (money), environment, sustainability, capitalism

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Fiona Hall

Leaf litter
1999-2003

Fiona Hall

Paradisus Terrestris
1989-90

Fiona Hall, Michael Kempson, Cicada Press

Lying in the dark.
2012

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