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.
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.

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. 

One particular highlight for NGV’s 2024 Learn Program will be artist-led workshops for students to engage with, designed exclusively for NGV by artists such as Kaylene Whiskey, Jessica Murtagh and Joshua Yeldham.

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Rochelle Siemienowicz is Screen Content Lead at Screenhub. She is a writer, film critic and cultural commentator with a PhD in Australian cinema and was the co-host of Australia's longest-running film podcast 'Hell is for Hyphenates'. Rochelle has written a memoir, Fallen, published by Affirm Press. Her second book, Double Happiness, a novel, is out with Midnight Sun on October 1, 2024. Instagram: @Rochelle_Rochelle Twitter: @Milan2Pinsk