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Illuminating: conservation of neon lights
During the last few decades, the use of artificial light as a medium in artwork has increased.
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Colony to Nation Online
Levels 3-10, VCE Mon – Fri, 10am, 11.30am, 1pm, 2.30pm What can art teach us about Australian history? Traverse Australia’s past from first contact to Federat
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The home front
When Great Britain marched into the First World War in August 1914, Australians responded with wild enthusiasm and waved the flags of Empire.
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Marking Time | Part 5: Senior Warlpiri women render permanent sacred designs
NGV Senior Curator of Indigenous Art, Judith Ryan AM takes audiences through the final room of the Marking Time: Indigenous Art from the NGV exhibition and introduces the work of…
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Marking Time | Part 4: Iconography in modern art forms
Explore Marking Time: Indigenous Art from the NGV with Senior Curator of Indigenous Art, Judith Ryan AM as she discusses new mediums used to represent iconography.
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Marking Time | Part 2: From rock escarpment to bark
NGV Senior Curator of Indigenous Art, Judith Ryan AM explores Marking Time: Indigenous Art from the NGV discussing the introduction of bark paintings and the work of Paddy Compass Namadbara….
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Marking Time | Part 1: Introduction
Explore Marking Time: Indigenous Art from the NGV with NGV Senior Curator of Indigenous Art, Judith Ryan AM as she introduces audiences to the history of indigenous art practice and…
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NGV LAUNCHES VIRTUAL AT HOME ACTIVITIES FOR KIDS AND EDUCATION RESOURCES FOR STUDENTS
Tuesday March 31: The National Gallery of Victoria has launched dedicated online activities for children and families, and a suite of learning resources for students and teachers to utili
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SHE PERSISTS BOOK EXPLORING NARRATIVES OF WOMEN IN ART AND DESIGN RELEASED AS AN AUDIO-VISUAL EXPERIENCE
The National Gallery of Victoria has launched an audio and video series to accompany the She Persists publication, alongside essay excerpts from the book, in a newly dedicated
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Big weather
Big Weather is a timely exhibition that recognises the sophisticated appreciation of weather systems that exists within Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultural knowle
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NGV OPENS VIRTUALLY WITH COLLECTION AND PROGRAMS AVAILABLE ONLINE
The National Gallery of Victoria has opened its State collection and programming virtually to offer the public access to the NGV Collection during the temporary closure of the Gallery
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Divergent Ambitions: The Door of Hope Mission in early twentieth-century Shanghai
‘O Auntie, I must tell you What Precious said today: I heard her tell the children While at their merry play She would not mind if Jesus Would send her…
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She Is Like No Other: A call and response to Umma (Mother)
Woken from this slumber arisen to this plunder my anger roars in thunder my command you are under I need no introduction yet your mind it cannot function you shut…
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Beyond Pretty: The possibilities of contemporary jewellery
For as long as humans have been engaging in cultural and symbolic practice, the making and wearing of jewellery and body adornments have been central to the expression of identity,…
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Aboriginal Feminism and Gender
The works of contemporary Australian artist TextaQueen tackle questions of identity, particularly around ancestry and gender, which are unpacked in drawings in texta (felt-tipped pens).