Creative Currency Conference

 

Art Education Victoria
is proud to present our annual

creative currency conference

 

FRIDAY 14 AUGUST 2020

As Art Educators we are aware that an Arts-rich education fosters student confidence, critical and creative thinking across all learning areas, and general life skills. Creative Currency Conference aspires to elevate your skills as Art Educators to inspire you, connect you with peers and empower you in the art-room to enhance student learning.

Join ArtEdVic and your peers in a dynamic interactive online program rich in learning and development. This live streamed and pre-recorded special event will include an innovative conference community platform, keynote speakers, breakout sessions, live Q&A’s and online discussion Tracks (track and contribute to topic/theme areas).  We are excited about using this new technological platform – which will ensure we are able to connect and network together over a period of time.

 

PROGRAM
We are excited to host world renowned artists Maree Clarke and Ian Strange and our special guest break out session speakers Kerrie Poliness, James McDonald, Sim Luttin, Zeta Wilson and Dr Stefania Giamminiuti.


 

KEYNOTE Presentations

 

Maree Clarke wearing kangaroo tooth necklace Ancestral Memories: Connection to Country, Culture and Place
Maree Clarke | Artist (morning Keynote )
Ian Strange | Keynote Art, Home and Suburbia
Ian Strange | Artist (afternoon Keynote )

 

BREAKOUT Sessions

Kerrie Poliness | Artisst Photo by Polo Jimenez Drawing in the world
Kerrie Poliness | Artist
Zeta Wilson - VCAA Aboriginal Perspectives in Visual Arts and Media Arts
Zeta Wilson | Project Manager – Aboriginal Perspectives | Curriculum
Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority  
(VCAA)
Arts Project Australia Inclusivity: Critical & Creative Thinking
Arts Project Australia
James McDonald (Studio Manager) | Sim Luttin (Exhibition Manager)
Dr Stefania Giamminiuti The ATELIER as a Guarantee of Pedagogical and Cultural Transformation
Dr Stefania Giamminuti | Curtin University School of Education

The Creative Currency Conference is an invaluable opportunity to develop your skills around the Visual Arts, be inspired by contemporary artists and gain insights into their methodologies and practise. It will also be a great opportunity to make strong connections with other educators and people who have a passion for the visual arts through our interactive conference platform.

Our conference community platform will be accessible on Monday 3 August, on the day of the conference Friday 14 August and up until the end of October. Throughout this 90 day experience you’ll be encouraged to share and learn from colleagues and engage in the dialogue and discourse of art education, whenever and wherever it suits you.