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NVAEC 2019 Day 2: Breakout session 2.2—Compassion: Head and Heart

Published 15 February 2019
NVAEC 2019 Day 2 Featured Artist: Sally Smart

Published 15 February 2019
NVAEC 2019 Day 3: Breakout session 4.1—Inspiration: Big Picture Ideas for Our Sector

Published 15 February 2019
NVAEC 2019 Day 3 Featured Artist: Lisa Reihana

Published 15 February 2019
NVAEC 2019 Day 1: Welcome to Country, Conference Introduction & Opening Address

Published 15 February 2019
NVAEC 2019 Day 3 Breakout session 4.2—Connections: Galleries and Learning

Published 15 February 2019
NVAEC 2019 Day 3: Breakout session 4.3—Bravery: New Strategies in Teaching and Learning

Published 15 February 2019
NVAEC 2019 Day 2 Breakout Session 2.1—Connections: Partnerships and Exchange

Published 15 February 2019
NVAEC 2019 Day 3 Keynote: Sandra Jackson-Dumont

Published 15 February 2019
NVAEC 2019 Day 2 Artist Panel: Socially Engaged Art—Keg De Souza, Gavin Rogers & Lucy Irvine

Published 15 February 2019
NVAEC 2019 Day 2 Keynote: Dr Flossie Chua & Anne Smith

Published 15 February 2019
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This Place: Artist Series – Julie Gough

Published 24 February 2020

Artist Julie Gough uses her art to bring to life people, places and events from Tasmanian colonial history.

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