PD | ART AND THE CAPABILITIES AT NGV

Explore innovative ways in which works of art in the NGV Collection can be used to explore the critical and creative, personal and social and ethical capabilities. Cost: $150 NGV International Ground Level Booking required NGV Education Bookings 8620 2340, 9am–5pm weekdays [email protected] ngv.vic.gov.au/learn

SAM PD – An evening with designer Sara Hayat

Over two sessions teachers will gain valuable insights into contemporary Australian design practice and participate in two design based workshops that can be easily adapted for classroom use. Session 1 will focus on graphic design and session 2 will look at textile design. Please note that spots are strictly limited and bookings are essential. Book […]

ARTNOW | Gertrude Contemporary

Gertrude Contemporary is an independent not for profit art centre with a focus on supporting contemporary visual arts. Established in 1985, Gertrude has been at the forefront of contemporary art in Melbourne, with strong national and international networks and reputation. Gertrude Contemporary’s artistic program presents approximately 20 exhibitions annually featuring work by Australian and international […]

The Dax Centre Education Program

The Dax Centre is a leader in the use of art to raise awareness and reduce stigma towards mental illness.  Through our exhibitions and educational programs we seek to engage, inform and encourage community connections and conversations about mental health. The Dax Centre includes a gallery space, education programs and also houses the Cunningham Dax Collection. […]

50 ART IDEAS FOR PRIMARY SPECIALISTS | NGV

Join colleagues to collect some inspiration and resources for the art room, includes refreshments and an introduction to KAWS: Companionship in the Age of Loneliness.   Cost: $150 NGV Education Bookings 8620 2340, 9am–5pm weekdays [email protected] ngv.vic.gov.au/learn     Image Pablo PICASSO Weeping woman (1937)  oil on canvas 55.2 x 46.2 cm National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne Purchased by donors of […]

Incinerator Gallery: Visual Thinking Strategies 2 day workshop

Visual Thinking Strategies (VTS) is a research based pedagogy that uses art to develop students’ critical thinking, communication and visual literacy skills. It engages learners at all levels and capacities in a rigorous process of examination and meaning making through a facilitated group discussion. VTS creates a safe environment whereby students are eager to participate […]

Bayside Gallery | Visual Thinking Strategies

Visual Thinking Strategies (VTS) is an inquiry based teaching methodology that encourages critical and creative thinking through looking at art. You will engage deeply with artworks, whilst building visual literacy, observation, empathy, diplomacy and communication skills. Presented by experienced VTS trainer, coach and facilitator Christine Healey, this workshop is suitable for teachers of all subjects […]

HEIDI MOMA PD: ROBYNE LATHAM & SPIRIT OF PLACE

Heide’s professional development program is pleased to offer you an experiential workshop with Robyne Latham. Robyne is a proud Yamatji woman from Western Australia who has lived and worked in Melbourne for thirty-five years. Her professional career traverses two very different paths; her art practice and her work in the university sector, which includes lecturing in […]

Melbourne Museum | Revolutions: Records and Rebels teacher preview

See how a visit to Revolutions: Records and Rebels can be integrated into cross disciplinary themes for Years 9–12 in this exclusive after hours viewing for teachers. This exhibition employs critical and creative thinking across the curriculum for Years 9–12. Join our education experts as they discuss the many cross-disciplinary themes that this exhibition invites – sustainability, civil […]

Arts Learning Festival | Independent Schools Victoria

Our biennial Arts Learning Festival celebrates the importance of the arts in education. Independent Schools Victoria, representing almost 220 schools, hosts the festival, and we invite all schools from all sectors to take part. The program reflects our festival theme of ‘unlimited imagination’, and has deep connections to the classroom, allowing educators to use the […]