Education
Australia’s arts education failure breaches international law
A leading educator says Australia may be breaking international law in failing to provide arts education to children.
NIDA celebrates legacy of Old Tote Theatre
March 2013 sees NIDA present an exhibition celebrating the 50 year legacy of the Old Tote Theatre.
Art Month hosts workshops for all ages
Engage with contemporary art in playful - and at times provocative - settings.
Quincy Jones launches app which teaches users how to play piano
Music producer Quincy Jones has launched new music education app Playground Sessions, which will teach budding musicians how to play…
Education programs to be casualties of ACMI budget cuts
Among the casualties of budget cuts at the Australian Centre for the Moving Image are education, school holiday and outreach…
James Cook University arts cuts are a gift for printmakers
James Cook University’s School of Creative Arts has given an entire lithography press, stones and equipment to Townsville artists and…
Adelaide Central School of Art moves to Glenside
The Adelaide Central School of Art move to the Glenside Cultural Precinct in 2013 has already led to a spike…
Michael Peck, visual artist, teacher and lecturer
Lecturer and painter Michael Peck had a big year in 2012 with a new appointment, three group shows and nominations…
Victorian Opera education programs for students and Masters
Victorian Opera’s extensive education programs provide for everyone from primary schools to Masters students.
ATOM’s best educational resources for 2012
The Australian Teachers of Media awards are the gold standard for educational resources. These are the best in the country…