This program provides a wonderful opportunity for VCE Visual Communication Design students to visit the exhibition Elvis: Direct from Graceland at Bendigo Art Gallery and hear directly from Peter King, the Exhibition Designer who worked with the Gallery to design the layout of the exhibition.

Bendigo Art Gallery is delighted to welcome your VCE Art and Studio Arts students back to the Gallery in 2022.

Bendigo Art Gallery has over 6,000 art works in its collection dating from the 1800’s to today. With such diversity the Gallery is a great space for exploring ideas and issues relating to history, the environment, society, art and design. Together with displays from our collection each year the Gallery stages special exhibitions, often these come from leading International Galleries and Museums. 

Contact a Gallery educator for your tailored program. 
 

This program enables a full immersion into two diverse exhibitions SOUL fury at Bendigo Art Gallery and La Trobe Art Institute's exhibition which will be announced soon. Both will allow students to view a range of display styles and artworks to enrich their understanding of exhibition design and curatorship.

Students will hear presentations from curators and/or other art professionals and be able to access resources, addressing Studio Arts 4 Outcome 3 criteria.

Presentations:

 In March 2021, Bendigo Art Gallery will present Mary Quant: Fashion Revolutionary, a retrospective exhibition on the iconic British fashion designer Dame Mary Quant.

THESE EVENTS ARE NOW FULL

We are delighted to welcome your VCE Art and Studio Arts students back to the Gallery for 2021. We have two great learning opportunities for your students.

February 24, 11am - 12:30pm

The exhibition Void deals with many different aspects of Indigenous Culture. This guide seeks to provide you with basic building blocks to create a culturally safe, authentic base for starting a wonderful learning experience for your students.

This education resource explores key themes and influences from contemporary ceramicist Prue Venables’ creative practice, drawing heavily on her own descriptions of the formative ideas underpinning her practice and unpacking them via a series of activities to engage students.