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2024 School Bookings - Learning Programs at CMAG - EPTAS and WDAM

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Thank you for your interest in booking an education program at CMAG. Please see below for details of the programs we offer. To book a program, please select the corresponding ticket type relating to the number of expected children. You can select the free ticket option to receive an invoice to your email. Exceeding the number of maximum children (48) will require booking over more than one day. 


If you have any questions or require any assistance, please email our programs booking officer here or call on (02) 6205 0916. 


EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY 

Pre-school/Foundation - Year 2 

Terms 3 and 4 

Looking becomes an exciting adventure when exploring the paintings of Sidney Nolan! Children will engage with selected works from Nolan’s Kelly series and bring them to life through art-based games, singing, storytelling, puppetry and role-play. Children further investigate these ideas during a practical art-making session where they will experiment with a variety of media to create individual artworks.

(Duration - 2 hours)


WHAT DO ARTISTS MAKE?

Pre-school/Foundation - Year 2 

Terms 3 and 4 

Children will explore works of art at CMAG, then investigate these concepts further with art making in the CMAG Studio. In the gallery, children will engage with works of art showing examples of painting, sculpture and glass making, including artists Sidney Nolan, Brian Corr, Paul House and Tom Rowney. In the CMAG Studio, they will explore and experiment with different tools and techniques to create their own artworks. The program is a wonderful way of introducing children to visual art within a gallery and studio setting.

(Duration - 2 hours)

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Canberra Museum & Gallery
canberra, australia