Education Resources

 

   
Download visual arts project planners for K-12 that are designed to be used in conjunction with a visit to Picasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern Masters. Also provided is a six page list of suggested website references, covering all fourteen artists in the exhibition.  
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Patricia Piccinini: EVOLUTION | interpretive resource

UPPER PRIMARY & SECONDARY SCHOOL RESOURCE

This interpretive resource is designed for teachers and others to use to enhance their knowledge about Patricia Piccinini: RELATIVITY exhibition. It is intended for use across all levels.

Please note this interpretive resources has been generously provided by the Tasmanian Museum & Art Gallery and was developed specifically for their Patricia Piccinini: EVOLUTION exhibition.

  TMAG | Patricia Piccinini: EVOLUTION - interpretive resource
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Yirrkala artists Everywhen, bark paintings from the State Art Collection

UPPER PRIMARY & SECONDARY SCHOOL RESOURCE

This informative full colour A4 Education Resource will enhance student's knowledge of the bark paintings from North-East Arnhem Land. It includes dreaming stories, glossary of terms, map and useful references.

Suitable for upper primary and secondary students.

  Yirrkala artists Everywhen, bark paintings from the State Art Collection - Dowload Free resource
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McCubbin: Last Impressions 1907-17 exhibition publications

PRIMARY SCHOOL RESOURCE

This discovery trail will show you the artist’s painting and drawing methods. Find out how Frederick McCubbin applied colour and what mediums and techniques he used.

Suitable for primary school students.

 

  Discovery Trail - McCubbin: Last Impressions 1907-17

SECONDARY SCHOOL RESOURCE


This education resource, produced to accompany the exhibition McCubbin: Last Impressions 1907–17, introduces teachers and students to the work of this significant Australian artist. The exhibition looks at the work of Frederick McCubbin (1855–1917) in the last decade of his life and includes 72 works.

 
     

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Last reviewed 11 June 2012

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