National Gallery of Australia

Foster an appreciation of art with our range of dynamic programs for all age groups.

Learning programs are designed to enrich your Students’ imaginations onsite and online.

We encourage Students to experience art using personal reflection, collaboration and experimentation.

The National Gallery of Australia holds the world’s largest collection of First Nations works of art.

In 2025 experience Ever Present: First Peoples Art of Australia and the 5th National Indigenous Art Triennial: After The Rain by booking into Art Through Culture (developed by First Nations artists and educators), a program teaching through culture and about culture.

In 2025 you can also book your school to experience:

Cézanne to Giacometti: Highlights from Museum Berggruen / Neue Nationalgalerie – the first time works from this internationally significant collection will be seen in Australia.

The exhibition presents a journey through the dynamic changes in European and Australian art in the 20th century, bringing together over 80 works from the Berggruen collection with over 75 works from the National Gallery’s collection.

This exhibition illustrates how social connection and networks acted as driving forces during the development of International and Australian Modernism.

Know My Name: Global – works of art by living women artists who have pushed the limits of artistic practice through experimentation with form, colour and spatial innovation from the 1960s to the present day.

Can’t get to Canberra or want to connect more after you visit? We have you covered with our digital excursions, learning resources and Teacher professional learning.

All Bookings through bookcanberraexcursions.com.au