Learning
Contemporary Worlds: Indonesia is the first major exhibition in Australia to explore the myriad practices of contemporary Indonesian artists working in turbulent post-Reformasi Indonesia: from the fall of Suharto in 1998 to the present day. Produced in collaboration with the Modern Language Teachers Association of the ACT, our Indonesian Language and Visual Arts Resource invites discussion around Indonesian identity, history, landscape and politics.
Education Resources
- Indonesian Language and Art secondary education resource (pdf)
- NGA Asian art resource website
- NGA Indonesian curriculum resource
The Artists
Education group bookings
The National Gallery offers free education programs to school groups visiting the Contemporary Worlds exhibition. Please note that tours need to be booked at least four weeks in advance and are subject to availability.
- Special Exhibition Tour: a focused look at the exhibition, 60 mins, free
- Drawing Tour: a focused look at the exhibition and drawing activities in response, 90 mins, free
See What's On for more Contemporary Worlds related events
Share your learning with us
Learning is not a one-way street. If you do make use of these resources in your classroom we would like to know about it—get in touch via education@nga.gov.au