Online Professional Development

Engage with the collection and develop ideas for the classroom anytime from the comfort of your home

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art in the Classroom - 2023 Online Workshop

Featuring artists from Buku-Larrnggay Mulka Centre
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art in the Classroom - 2022 Online Workshop

Learn how to respond to works of art in a meaningful and culturally appropriate way
Online Come Make with us #4

Composition through collage
Online Come Make with us #3

Mark making and the every day
Online Come Make with Us #2

Stitching and the domestic world
Online Come Make with us #1

Explore texture and tactility with Julia Robinson

Maximising your visit - online

Complimentary online professional development
Curators and the Collection: To dot or not to dot

Learn about the diversity of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art
Naomi Hobson Educator Briefing

Strategies for responding to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists in an appropriate way
#1 Come Draw with us - The Line up

Draw a line straight from the AGSA collection to your classroom
#2 Come Draw with us: Drawn Together

Collaboration and the social capacity of drawing
#3 Come Draw with us: Seeing in the dark

Fall of light and pictorial atmosphere
#4 Come Draw with us - Anything goes

Explore drawing’s wilder side with non-conventional materials and processes
Australian and Decorative Art

Learn more about the permanent collection
Contemporary and International Art

Learn more about the permanent collection
Asian Art

Learn more about the permanent collection
Inaugural Come Draw with us (2020)
Monster Miscreation

Learn more about Beatrice by Julia Robinson