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Our 2020 Exhibitions Education Program
They Cannot Take the Sky: Stories from Detention 17th Feb – 28th Mar
They Cannot Take the Sky: Stories from Detention comprises short video and audio stories from people talking about their experiences in immigration detention and their life after release.
Behind The Wire (education kit for They Cannot Take the Sky)
Education Program: “Borders, Boundaries & Mark-making” workshop using drawing and mark-making to explore how we impact the landscape and themes of ownership and division.
Curriculum Links: Capabilities: Critical and Creative Thinking, Ethical and Intercultural; Learning Areas: The Arts -Media Arts, The Humanities – Civics & Citizenship, Citizenship, Diversity & Identity, English.
Rivers of Gold 17th Feb – 28th Mar
Rivers of Gold is an exhibition of an international print portfolio by 40 artists invited to reflect on the theme ‘Rivers of Gold’ and the long-term consequences of mining.
Education Program: “Borders, Boundaries & Mark-making” workshop as above. Other activities may include discussions about how past decisions affect our environment; How Art & Science can work together; a partnership with Central Deborah Goldmine.
Curriculum Links: Capabilities: Critical and Creative Thinking, Ethical and Intercultural; Learning Areas: The Arts - Visual Arts; The Humanities – Civics and Citizenship, History and Geography, English.
One Foot on the Ground, One Foot in the Water 2nd Nov - 19th Dec
Artwork by contemporary artists exploring themes such as Death, Mortality, Impermanence, Grief Narrative, Transcendence and Remembrance.
Education Program: TBA
Curriculum Links: General Capabilities: Critical and Creative Thinking, Ethical, Intercultural, Personal & Social, Humanities – Civics & Citizenship.