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Creative learning is a life-long pursuit. With our range of art programs, you’re sure to find the perfect spark for your imagination.

Art is an opportunity for us to see the world through a different lens, to encounter expansive thinking. The national collection is for all of us, and we invite Australians of all ages and from all backgrounds to engage with it.

Our programs are designed to inspire creativity, inclusivity and learning through direct engagement with art and ideas. Learn something new, unearth a hidden talent or just have some fun with our range of onsite, online and hybrid events. From daily tours, weekly talks and conversations online to films, music and unique art experiences, we have something for everyone.


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Installation view of Jackson Pollock, Blue poles, 1952, purchased 1973, © Pollock-Krasner Foundation. ARS/Copyright Agency

Tours

Join one of our guide-led tours for a deep-dive into special exhibitions and collection displays.

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Talks & Lectures

Delve into the ideas behind the art with our series of talks and lectures.

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Become a Guide

Learn and share your knowledge of the national collection following a supportive and informative training program.

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Research Library & Archive

The National Gallery Research Library & Archives is home to the most comprehensive collection of visual arts literature in Australia.

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For Teachers & Students

Foster a love of learning through art with our range of dynamic and creative programs designed for all age groups.

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For Kids & Families

Encourage your child’s curiosity and creativity with our range of joyful, artist-led programs and activities.

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Learning

Learning Resources

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Our range of diverse learning resources includes ‘look, think, create’ activities, audio and video components, art making projects and much more.

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Yuuma, Gurruburri

The National Gallery acknowledges the Ngunnawal and Ngambri peoples, the Traditional Custodians of the Kamberri/Canberra region, and recognises their continuous connection to culture, community and Country.

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