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Education in brief: looking ahead to fresh arts learning in 2024

The NGV launches its program for teachers and students in 2024, while the Sydney Opera House reveals offerings for young audiences.

16 Nov 2023 12:34

Rochelle Siemienowicz

Education. Image is a colourful painting of a group of women and other images including one a nun, a woman in a Wonder Woman outfit and one playing a guitar.

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Kaylene Whiskey, ‘Seven Sisters Song’, 2021, featured at NGV’s Wurrdha Marra. Whiskey will run artist-led workshops for students in the 2024 NGV Learn program. Image: Courtesy NGV.

NGV launches learning program for 2024

This week the National Gallery of Victoria launches its 2024 program for teachers and students of all levels. Many of next year’s tours, excursions and workshops will include Wurrdha Marra (which means “many mobs” in Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung language) – the new, dynamic and dedicated permanent gallery space now open on the first floor of The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia, inviting visitors to delve into the rich cultural heritage and artistic expressions of First Nations peoples.

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Rochelle Siemienowicz

Rochelle Siemienowicz is a Melbourne writer and editor. Her first book Fallen, a memoir was published in 2014 and her second, Double Happiness, a novel, in 2024. She has a PhD in Australian cinema and was previously a journalist at ScreenHub and ArtsHub. ou can find her on Instagram: @Rochelle_Rochelle or at Substack where she writes a fortnightly newsletter, The Fool and the Queen.