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SCHOOL EDUCATION PROGRAMS — Semester 1 January – June 2019 SCHOOL EDUCATION PROGRAMS — Semester 1 January – June 2019 40 Lydiard Street North T: 03 5320 5858 artgalleryofballarat.com.au Ballarat Victoria Australia 3350 E: [email protected] 1 2 3 WHAT’S ON — We start the year off at the Art Gallery of art prize, which showcases a selection of Ballarat with Next Gen 2019, showcasing work by some of Australia’s most exciting the amazing work created by VCE students contemporary artists. This year we will from the Central Highlands and South also be presenting the Rick Amor Drawing Western regions. This year we have added Prize 2019, a prize for small drawings another dimension by offering teachers which embraces a wide range of different the chance to show their own work in an approaches both in subject matter and in exhibition in the Backspace Gallery. modes of execution. Other exhibitions to look out for include Modern Women (title TBC) will draw Picasso: The Vollard Suite, on tour from the on the Art Gallery of Ballarat’s extensive National Gallery of Australia. The Vollard collection of work by women artists inspired Suite, which comprises 100 prints made by Modernist trends emerging from Europe by Picasso between 1930 and 1937, is in the first decades of the twentieth century. regarded as one of the greatest print suites During this time of great technological and of the twentieth century — and perhaps the social change, women artists were at the most enigmatic. forefront of Modernist trends in printmaking, abstraction and innovative use of colour. Together with Federation University, we Artists represented include Margaret are presenting the Guirguis New Art Prize Preston, Grace Crowley, Hilda Rix Nicholas, 2019, a national, biennial contemporary Thea Proctor and Grace Cossington Smith. opposite: Pablo Picasso Spain 1881 France 1973 Femme nue assise, la tête appuyée sur la main. [Seated nude woman with her head resting on her hand.] 9 March 1934 from the Vollard Suite (21) engraving with plate tone National Gallery of Australia ©Succession Picasso/Copyright Agency, 2018. 4 EXHIBITIONS 5 EXHIBITIONS Louiseann King Eliza-Jane Gilchrist soils 2018 Strange Garden 2018 intallation view (detail) Art Gallery of Ballarat cardboard, ink Photo: Danny Wooton courtesy of the artist 6 EXHIBITIONS ON SHOW Strange Garden: Eliza-Jane Gilchrist DURING until 17 March TERM 1 Louiseann King: solis until 7 April Next Gen 2019 9 February – 14 April The Art Teachers Exhibition 21 February – 3 March Picasso: The Vollard Suite 22 February – 28 March Guirguis New Art Prize 2019 28 March – 2 June ON SHOW Guirguis New Art Prize 2019 DURING 28 March – 2 June TERM 2 Nana Ohnesorge: No Picnic at Ngannelong 20 April – 11 August Modern Women (title TBC) 10 May – 4 August Rick Amor Drawing Prize 2019 15 June – 11 August EDUCATION Term 1 29 January – 29 April DATES Term 2 23 April – 23 June NAPLAN 14 – 16 May Education Week 19 May – 25 May Reconciliation Week 26 May – 1 June 7 MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR GALLERY 8 BOOKINGS AND ENQUIRIES MAKE THE Education visits to the Art Gallery of Ballarat can be adapted to meet specific needs. We can consult with you to design programs to MOST suit students from preschool, primary, secondary and tertiary level. OF YOUR Contact us to discuss your idea and we will work with you to create GALLERY your tailor-made experience. School programs at the Gallery aim to build visual literacy and an understanding of culture, history and the importance of art in society. They are facilitated by experienced educators and build awareness and insight into the possibilities of art across the curriculum. Our Education program complements and extends classroom learning using the Gallery collection and temporary exhibitions. We offer a range of activities, including tours, talks, VTS tours, practical workshops and teacher PD programs. We encourage creativity and critical thinking to give students a deeper understanding and appreciation of the Visual Arts. BOOKING For all bookings and enquiries contact the Gallery. AND (unless otherwise noted on the individual program) ENQUIRIES ONLINE BOOKINGS artgalleryofballarat.com.au/learn EMAIL Pauline Doran (Mon & Tues) [email protected] Kate Gorman (Wed & Thu) [email protected] PHONE Education office – 03 5320 5782 General Gallery enquiries – 03 5320 5858 9 BECOME A MEMBER SCHOOL BECOME A MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS MEMBER SCHOOL • Free guided tours of the Gallery collection and temporary exhibitions A visit to the Gallery helps students to develop skills in creativity, visual • Discounts for the Eureka and Murrup literacy and communication, so it Bunjil special programs makes sense for your school to • Discounts on workshops and studio- become an Art Gallery of Ballarat based activities Member School so that you get • Invitations to special events and teacher the most out of your regional previews gallery. Membership gives you the • 10% discount at Gallery Shop (some opportunity to bring your students exclusions apply) to the Gallery and have the support • Access to the Artlink in-reach program of a Gallery educator. Membership is based on a calendar year so join at the start of the year to get the BECOME A MEMBER SCHOOL best value. Visit the Gallery website at: https://artgalleryofballarat.com.au/learn/ 10 ARTLINK IN-REACH PROGRAM ARTLINK Workshops enable students to explore the Gallery collection and temporary programs IN-REACH PROGRAM to create artworks which explore a variety of concepts, materials and art-making Our Artlink program provides processes. Gallery educators can work with Member schools and kindergartens teachers to design a session tailored to your within the Central Highlands group’s specific needs. Region with bus travel and a gallery — experience including a tour and a workshop. Member schools and All bookings must be made well in advance. kindergartens are entitled to one The Gallery will hire the bus for you. Artlink program per year. SCHOOL BOOKINGS Visit the Gallery website at: https://artgalleryofballarat.com.au/learn/ bookings-and-enquiries/ 11 EDUCATION PROGRAMS 12 EDUCATION PROGRAMS TAILOR- A tailor-made program or workshop is a great way to address specific learning needs of your group. We will work with you to MADE design student and teacher learning programs relating to the TOURS Victorian F–10 and VCE curriculum. This can be through a one- — off session, a thematic workshop or a sequential program linking Years F – VCE to student inquiry units over an extended period. This is a great opportunity for teachers to use the Gallery to focus on a particular exhibition or curriculum area. We can work with teachers to develop programs connecting with local and national events. Cost: Member schools free, Non-member schools $5.50 (inc GST) per student Popular tour suggestions • Interpreting visual art using Visual Thinking Sratagies • Talk and write about art • Australian history through art • The environment through art • Hands-on workshop responding to the collection • Stories in art • Styles in Australian art • Transformations: Colony to nation • Changing landscapes 13 EDUCATION PROGRAMS SEEK Students engage in this fun interaction with the collection, to look closely at and talk about art. Guided by the Gallery educators, AND students explore different stories in artworks and identify the key art FIND elements. They take part in a ‘seek and find’ and drawing activities. — Years F – VCE Cost: Member schools free, Non-member schools $5.50 (inc GST) per student SPECIAL Special programs are available to coincide with: PROGRAMS • Education Week — Years F – VCE • Reconciliation Week • National Science Week • Book Week 14 EDUCATION PROGRAMS 15 EDUCATION PROGRAMS 16 EDUCATION PROGRAMS EUREKA Students can use the Gallery collection as a window into Australian art and history from colonial to contemporary eras. View and PROGRAMS discuss artworks relating to early exploration, expanding settlement, the Victorian Goldfields, national identity and the environment. Goldfields Immerse yourself in the 1850s with this fun and interactive program and the Eureka which challenges students to understand the cultural and political Rebellion climate of the Goldfields. Students engage with works of art to gain — insights into and discuss life on the Ballarat diggings before taking Years 5 – 12 part in a role-play activity designed to gain a deeper understanding — of the issues, events and outcomes associated with the Eureka One and a half Rebellion of 1854, including political rights, democracy and social or two hours justice. Complement the program with a watercolour workshop relating to the art of colonial artist ST Gill. Cost: Member schools $5.50 (inc GST) per student, Non-member schools $8.80 (inc GST) per student Bookings essential 17 EDUCATION PROGRAMS INDIGENOUS The art of Indigenous Australia is one of the oldest traditions of art-making in the world and it continues into contemporary art ART today. The Gallery’s Indigenous art and culture programs celebrate the important history of Australia’s first peoples and enrich cultural understanding. Students discuss the culture and beliefs of Indigenous peoples, their spiritual connection to and care of the land and examine materials and techniques used. An Introduction Explore the Gallery’s collection of Indigenous art from different parts to Indigenous art of Australia including Arnhem Land bark paintings, Central Desert — dot painting and contemporary artworks. All year levels Cost: Member schools free, Non-member schools $5.50 (inc GST) — per student One hour Bunjil Murrup
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