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Image: Sidney NOLAN, Ned Kelly 1946
Sidney Nolan
Ned Kelly 1946
National Gallery of Australia, Canberra
Gift of Sunday Reed, 1977

Top image:
Sidney Nolan
Wimmera (From Mt Arapiles) (detail) 1943 National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
Gift of Sir Sidney and Lady Nolan, 1983
© The Trustees of the Sidney Nolan Trust

 

Sidney Nolan – Open daily

See some of Nolan’s most famous and important paintings, now on show at NGV Australia. Explore the first Kelly series 1946–47, Burke and Wills leaving Melbourne 1950, and Riverbend I 1964–65, alongside magnificent works borrowed from private collections, estates and museums which have had rare public exposure. This exhibition is not to be missed!

Sidney Nolan is open daily 10am–5pm and will remain open for Late Night Thursdays @ Fed Square until 9pm. Don't forget that Sidney Nolan will also remain open for art after dark until 9pm on Thu 15, Fri 16 & Sat 17 May.

Students receive $10 entry during Late Night Thursdays @ Fed Square and art after dark between 5–9pm.

22 Feb–18 May 08
Cost $15 Adult / $7.50 NGV Member / $12 Concession
Venue The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia, Federation Square
Principal Sponsor Ernst & Young
Organised by the Art Gallery of New South Wales.
ngv.vic.gov.au/sidneynolan

Program highlights for Sidney Nolan include:

  • Short Course: Modern Australian Art*
    Thu 3, 10, 17 & 24 Apr, 7–8pm
    Speaker Richard Haese, Senior Lecturer, Art History,
    La Trobe University
    Learn about the significance of the work of Sidney Nolan
    and his place in the development of modern Australian
    art in this 4-week short course
  • Sidney Nolan Breakfast*
    Sat 5 Apr, Sun 19 Apr & Sun 4 May, 8.15–10am
    Enjoy a light continental breakfast followed by an
    Introductory Talk and early morning viewing of Sidney Nolan (bookings essential).
  • Sidney Nolan Mother's Day Family Morning*
    Sun 11 May, 9–11am
  • Sidney Nolan art after dark
    Thu 15, Fri 16, & Sat 17 May, 5–9pm

    Accommodation Packages
    For details on accommodation packages contact
    Sofitel Melbourne on 03 9653 0000 or visit sofitelmelbourne.com.au



Fiona Coath
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Eltham College of Education, Eltham.

 

Top Arts: VCE 2007

A major event in the annual school calendar, Top Arts: VCE 2007 presents outstanding work completed by young student artists as part of their assessment for VCE Art and Studio Arts.

This exhibition highlights the NGV’s strong commitment and support of contemporary art, arts education and showcases the ideas and attitudes of young people.

27 Mar–9 Jun 08
Venue The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia, Federation Square
Principal Sponsor Goldman Sachs JBWere
ngv.vic.gov.au/toparts

Program highlights for Top Arts include:

  • NGV Kids Artcart: VCE 2007
    Tue 1 Apr – Fri 4 Apr and Sundays in Apr, 12noon–3pm
    Every year we make fantastic art with the Top Arts participants.
  • Folio Viewing at NGV International*
    Sat 12 Apr & 24 May, 10.30am–12noon
    View the developmental folios of exhibition participants in
    Top Arts: VCE 2007. Exhibition participants will be available
    to discuss their work and the process behind the creation
    of VCE artworks.
  • Introductory Floor Talk
    Sat 12 Apr, 1pm
    Speaker Gina Panebianco, Head of Education & Public Programs, NGV and Top Arts: VCE 2007 selection committee member
  • Floor Talk: Talking Top Arts
    Sun 20 Apr, Sun 4 May & Sun 1 Jun, 3.30pm & 4pm
    Top Arts participants discuss their art work and VCE experience.

NGV Programs not to be missed!

  • Meet the Designer: Nancybird*
    Wed 2 Apr, 6.30–8pm
    Speaker Emily Wright, designer
  • Comedy Festival Big Laugh Out
    Thu 3 & 10 Apr, 5–9pm at NGV Australia
    Sun 6 & 13 Apr, 5–8pm at NGV International
    Grab a glass of wine, a bite to eat and laugh out loud when the NGV and The Melbourne
    International Comedy Festival meet for the first time. Enjoy the playful bawdiness of Mario
    Queen of the Circus (USA) plus special festival acts and DJs.
  • Seminar: Ceramics at the NGV*
    Sun 6 Apr, 1–4pm
    From Greek and Italian vases to English ceramics, the NGV has an encyclopaedic
    collection of international standard. Explore this collection through a series of talks
    by NGV staff in an afternoon seminar. Afternoon tea included.
  • Seminar: Black in Fashion*
    Sat 19 Apr, 1.30–4.30pm
    Join NGV Fashion and Textiles curators for an in-depth discussion of the historic and
    contemporary significance and diversity of black in fashion.
  • Seminar: Body and Soul – Chinese Contemporary Art and Society*
    Sun 20 Apr, 2–4pm
    Explore links between Chinese photography, calligraphy, and painting with a focus on
    Body Language
    and Moon in Reflection. Includes 2 talks, tours of both exhibitions and
    afternoon tea.
    Speakers Dr Mae Anna Pang, Senior Curator, Asian Art &
    Dr Isobel Crombie, Senior Curator, Photography
  • Evening Decorative Arts Lectures*
    Wed 23 Apr, 6pm
    A rare opportunity to hear Dr Tessa Murdoch, V & A Curator and author of
    Noble Households
    , for two exclusive lectures on the riches of 18th Century England.
    • Giltwood Furniture for the English Court 1680–1720
    • Noble Households: 18th Century Inventories of Great English Houses
    Speaker Dr Tessa Murdoch, author & Deputy Keeper, Sculpture, Metalwork,
    Ceramics and Glass, Victoria & Albert Museum, London
*Fees apply, bookings essential
#Exhibition entry fees apply

 


Image: Members Preview
NGV Members enjoying the Sidney Nolan exhibition.

Become an NGV Member and receive
a FREE ticket to Sidney Nolan.

NGV Members enjoy exclusive benefits and an exciting calendar
of events and programs.

For more information or to join, phone 03 8662 1522 / 8620 2233
or visit ngv.vic.gov.au/ngvmembers

 

   

NGV Public Holiday Opening Hours

The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia at Federation Square and NGV International on St Kilda Road are both open from 1pm on Anzac Day (25 Apr).

 

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