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Australian Art

Know My Name Virtual Opening

Published 2020

Duration: 01:07:19

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Lesley Dumbrell
James Gleeson Oral History Collection

Prints of a vase of flowers.

Duration: 02:41

Published 2015

James Gleeson interviews Lesley Dumbrell, 16 October 1979.

Angela Valamanesh 'Airborne'

Video still or artwork.

Duration: 02:57

Published 2014

Grace Cossington Smith 'The Bridge in building'

Duration: 01:37

Published 16 December 2010

Mari Hirata's 'The waterlily tales'

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Duration: 03:05

Published 2014

Artist Interviews

Dale Hickey
James Gleeson Oral History Collection

A painting of a light yellow field with a few dark trees under a large grey cloudless sky

Duration: 03:42

Published 2015

James Gleeson interviews Dale Hickey, 1 May 1979.

Artist Interviews

Imants Tillers
James Gleeson Oral History Collection

A wooden case with multiple drawers.

Duration: 04:25

Published 2015

James Gleeson interviews Imants Tillers, 26 September 1979.

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Neil MacGregor NGA Robert Hughes Lecture 2012

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Duration: 01:05:33

Published 12 December 2012

Unknown artist 'Shield' pre 1940

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Duration: 01:13

Published 17 December 2010

This Place: Artist Series – Vernon Ah Kee

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Duration: 07:10

Published 24 February 2020

Follow Vernon Ah Kee as he prepares to paint his grandmother’s portrait and revisits the people and places that shaped him.

Emily Kame Kngwarreye's 'The Alhalkere suite'

A video still of artworks hung on a gallery wall

Duration: 00:44

Published 05 May 2020

One of Emily Kame Kngwarreye’s crowning achievements, ‘The Alhalkere suite’ embodies the desert country of her birth.

Know Our Name: First Nations Women Artists

A video still of a woman smiling in front of an artwork

Duration: 01:23:02

Published 2020

Kunmanara Stevens' 'Piltati Tjukurpa'

Duration: 00:49

Published 19 June 2020

Kunmanara Stevens was born in the bush at Makiri, Tjala Minyma Tjukurpa. At 89, she was still singing and painting with a passion and energy.

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Artist talk: Yhonnie Scarce
Defying Empire: 3rd National Indigenous Art Triennial

Duration: 07:17

Published 2017

Sam Jinks 'The Deposition'
Part Two

Duration: 05:24

Published 2017

Talks & Lectures

Botticelli to Van Gogh: An Introduction

A video still of a graphic that says Botticelli to Van Gogh, Masterpieces from The National Gallery of London, National Gallery of Australia Livestream with Bart Cornelis and Geraldine Doogue AO

Duration: 56:51

Published 05 May 2021

Hear curator Bart Cornelis from The National Gallery, London in conversation with journalist and presenter Geraldine Doogue AO.

Auslan Interpretation

Artists in Conversation: Polly Borland and Claire Lambe

Duration: 02:01:03

Published 2020

Jonathan Jones ‘Salt Revolution’

Video still of man standing in installation

Duration: 12:24

Published 2016

William Robinson
‘Creation Landscape’ & ‘Fountains of the Earth’

Video still of artist and painting

Duration: 09:33

Published 2017

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Jeffrey Smart Curators' Introduction

Video still showing a Jeffrey Smart painting hanging on a wall and the text 'Jeffrey Smart Curator's Introduction. Dr Deborah Hart & Dr Rebecca Edwards'

Duration: 01:02:52

Published 24 January 2022

Exhibition curators Dr Deborah Hart and Dr Rebecca Edwards introduce the art and life of Jeffrey Smart

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Artist Interviews

Clifford Last
James Gleeson Oral History Collection

Sculpture of wooden oak.

Duration: 03:41

Published 2015

James Gleeson interviews Clifford Last, 27 November 1979.

The 2021 Indigenous Arts Leadership Program
Supported by Wesfarmers Arts

A screen capture of a video, displaying the words Indigenous Arts Leadership Program 2021

Duration: 05:13

Published 20 December 2021

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National Summer Art Scholarship 2022

Four people sit on the floor surrounded by purple fabric

Duration: 00:59

Published 12 November 2021

The National Summer Art Scholarship is designed to give young people a behind-the-scenes look into the National Gallery.

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Sarah Lucas: when humour happens, things get good

Installation view of a sculpture of a human-like form made up of a cluster of many breasts and two long legs with long pink socks, sitting on a chair

Duration: 59:18

Published 10 November 2021

Join Emma Dexter, Mikala Dwyer and Natalya Hughes in conversation with Peter Johnson on humour and the impact of Sarah Lucas’ practice.

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Art Talk with Deborah Hart
Anne Wallace’s 'She is'

image of a painting with accompanying text 'Deborah Hart on Anne Wallace's She is'

Duration: 09:33

Published 28 October 2021

Deborah Hart, Henry Dalrymple Head Curator, Australian Art discusses Anne Wallace’s 'She is'.

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