Join us for an intimate teacher professional learning program with Tennant Creek Brio: Juparnta Ngattu Minjinypa Iconocrisis curators Dr Jessica Clark and Elyse Goldfinch.

The program will encompass an exhibition walkthrough and an in conversation with exhibition curators on the value and importance of collaborative exhibition-making with the Tennant Creek Brio artists.

As a rich and layered exhibition confronting and stressing an urgent need for truth-telling, future-thinking, collectivity and collaborative action, this program will be a useful learning opportunity for teachers hoping to embed First Nations perspectives and truth-telling into classroom practice in sensitive and impactful ways.

Learn more about the ACCA Education program here: https://acca.melbourne/teacher...

Regional teachers, we’re pleased to be offering a limited number of free spots! To secure a limited free ticket please email ACCA Education here, and tell us a little about yourself and your school community.

Access:
ACCA is fully wheelchair accessible, with a wheelchair accessible bathroom, and a wheelchair available for use in the gallery on request at the front desk. Assistance dogs are welcome at ACCA. Read more about accessibility at ACCA here on our website.

Enquiries:
Please direct all enquiries to info@acca.melbourne or call (03) 9697 9999.

Image: Opening night, Tennant Creek Brio: Juparnta Ngattu Minjinypa Iconocrisis 2024, Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, Melbourne. Photograph: Casey Horsfield