“What Is Your Truth?” is a program for Secondary Schools presented by La Trobe Art Institute and Bendigo Art Gallery in association with Photo2020, an exciting new state wide festival of contemporary photography.
“Photo2020 will navigate the contemporary post-truth era of social media, fake news, artificial intelligence and augmented reality to explore how photography is both implicit in, and critical of shifting notions of truth.” -Photo2020
Get creative at home with these fun activities designed for kids and families.
Our Education Officers will be providing engaging online drawing activities related to both the gallery's traditional and contemporary collections.
Feel free to discuss your needs with an Education Officer.
Bendigo Art Gallery acknowledges the support of the Department of Education and Training through the Strategic Partnerships Program
CANCELLED- In line with Australian and Victorian Government public health recommendations around COVID-19 and mass gatherings, Bendigo Art Gallery will be suspending all public and educational programs and events until further notice.
All 6 day sessions to be attended over 12 months
Developed and facilitated by The Dax Centre, ELVA is an evidence based professional learning approach for primary school teachers using the visual arts to develop student social and emotional learning competencies.
This evening provides a great opportunity to view two outstanding exhibitions, demonstrating the breadth of our exhibition program. Discover a range of design activities that can be explored at the gallery or as follow up back at school and enjoy refreshments and networking.
If you would like to pay by credit card please use this link otherwise use the BOOK THIS EVENT button.
Deadline Friday 23 August.
Bendigo Art Gallery is again collaborating with DATTA to provide a Professional Development morning focusing on Tudors to Windsors, exclusive to Bendigo in Australia. Tudors to Windsors: British Royal Portraits will be held at Bendigo Art Gallery 16 March to 14 July 2019 and features more than 200 treasures from London’s revered National Portrait Gallery, many of which have never before seen outside England.
Tudors to Windsors: British Royal Portraits
16 March to 14 July 2019
Royalty has always used portraiture and imagery to promote and maintain power.
Our annual Teacher Welcome will feature wine and refreshments, a presentation of the highlights of our 2019 education programs, a Curator’s introduction and exclusive viewing of our outstanding international exhibition Tudors to Windsors. This is a great chance to meet other teachers of a variety of subject areas and find out about how the gallery staff can welcome your school groups to our exhibitions.
Professional Development for Art and Design teachers
This program enables teachers to be guided through three new exhibitions all which focus on elements of costume, fashion and design.
