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Things to know
- Exhibition tickets and confirmation
- Private buses
- Enter
- Register
- Bags
- Group Sizes
- Exhibition Entry
- Changes on the day
- Student supervision
- Photography
- Accessibility
- Risk Assessment Information
Please have ready your school exhibition ticket/s, and a copy of your school booking confirmation stating your booked date/time.
If arriving via private bus, we recommend being dropped off on Kintore Avenue, near Morgan Thomas Lane.
Enter via Fish Gates (at the rear of the gallery) and into the Courtyard.
Use either Morgan Thomas Lane, or via the Western entrance laneway (between AGSA and SA Museum).
Watch our 'What to expect video'. Please note there are changes to this exhibition for bags. See 'bag' tab.
Arrive 15 minutes prior to your allocated booking and register with Front of House staff.
Meet your Guide/Facilitator in the Courtyard - if you have one confirmed.
All school bags are to be stored undercover in trolleys outside the Courtyard and not inside the Gallery. Bags are left at your own risk, please do not leave valuables. Small bags eg totes are permitted inside.
Large groups are to enter and move about the gallery in smaller groups of no larger than 15 to avoid congestion.
Please present your class ticket/s and confirmation email at the entry to the exhibition. You do not need to visit the AGSA ticket desk.
Please enter the exhibition as a class group.
Monet To Matisse is a timed ticketed exhibition. No early, or late entry, outside of this timed ticket is permitted.
If you are running late, or there are unforeseen circumstances regarding your entry, contact Education Services on 0466 812 889.
Available only during the exhibition period.
Educators are responsible for student behaviour. Please ensure your students are supervised appropriately throughout your visit.
We encourage non-flash photography to record and support discussion and learning back at school. You can take photographs for personal use in all areas of the Gallery unless signs say otherwise.
All areas of the Gallery are accessible by wheelchair. Disability toilets are in two locations. Find out more
The following information has been designed to assist in the completion of your risk assessment form.
Arrival and departure
AGSA is located on North Terrace which is a high traffic area. It is recommended that children are closely supervised when crossing roads, boarding transport and walking to and from the Gallery.
Allow time prior to commencing your tour or program to sign in at the cloaking desk and place belongings in the trolleys provided bag storeroom. Please notify a security guard or staff member for access to the bag trolley and storeroom. This is not a secure area and it recommended that valuables are always carried with you and your students or not brought on the excursion.
Moving around the Gallery
We welcome school groups for guided and self-guided visits under the following guidelines:
- Entry and exit will be from Fish Gates on the western side of the gallery
- School bags and valuables are discouraged where possible.
- Groups must be divided into smaller groups (15 people maximum in each group)
- We ask while in the building that all schools practice good hygiene and social distancing.
- Food and drinks are not permitted in the Gallery, with the exception of bottled of water.
- This advice is subject to change based on advice from SA Government. Please check the website for the latest information before visiting AGSA.
Public toilets are located at the front of the building (the North Terrace end of the building) and next to the restaurant located at the back of the building.
Ramp access is available from Gallery 6 into Gallery 17. A mobility access lift is available in Gallery 5 to Gallery 6. An elevator is available opposite the Studio with a capacity of two people, from the Atrium to Gallery 7 and basement galleries for temporary exhibitions. See Gallery map for more information to plan your journey through the space.
Workshops
AGSA workshops are designed using non-toxic materials. Workshops may include the use of paint, glue, scissors, charcoal, Plasticine, pencils and textas. In the event where other materials are used such as spray paint or tools used for printmaking, facilitators will provide the appropriate protective equipment and instructions for correct use.
A nude model is provided during some life drawing sessions. Photographs are not permitted during these sessions. Advance communication of this will be provided.
Behaviour
We ask that all students are supervised during their visit and adhere to requests made by Gallery staff and security. Please move carefully throughout the Gallery spaces, being mindful of works of art which could be on the wall, floor or plinths. We ask that visitors do not touch works of art.
First Aid
A qualified first aid officer is on duty 7 days per week. Schools are permitted to carry their own first aid bag in the Gallery spaces.
Incident reporting
All incidents or near-miss experiences should be reported to an AGSA staff member or security guard.
Emergencies
In the event of an emergency AGSA security and staff will direct all visitors to the closest assembly point.
Gallery staff and child safety
All Gallery Guides, Education and Public Programs staff have a current National Police Check and workshop facilitators and education staff have a Working with Children’s Check. Copies of these can be provided upon request for Outreach workshops.
Insurance
AGSA is insured under the South Australian Government’s Insurance and Risk Management arrangements with SAFA. Under this agreement between SAFA and AGSA, SAFA will meet the cost of any Civil Liability claim made against AGSA. See letter of insurance here