Resources

Geelong Gallery’s Learn resources allow students and educators to interact with the Gallery’s Collection and exhibition program.

Geelong Gallery’s learning resources focus on high-quality education that equips K–12 students with a broad range of knowledge, skills and personal qualities to confidently meet the challenges of life in a complex, information-rich and constantly changing world.

Learning resources are designed to assist in the delivery of the Victorian Curriculum, Foundation–10 and VCE Studies. Providing ideas for Educators to plan their teaching and learning programs and enable their students to achieve the essential statewide learning standards.

Geelong Gallery collection

Land of the Golden Fleece—Arthur Streeton in the Western District Education resource

People Like Us Education resource

Abstraction: celebrating Australian women abstract artists Education resource

2017 Who’s who portrait prize Learn resource

Fred Williams in the You Yangs Learn resource

Collection portrait trail

Who are you? Activity sheet

2018 Who’s who portrait prize Learn resource

Tricking the eye: contemporary trompe l’oeil—family trail

National Science Week STEM themes

Game changers and change makers—Wild tiger cubs

Game changers and change makers—Intelligent Trees

Game changers and change makers—A Plastic Ocean

Game changers and change makers

Game changers and change makers—STEM themes resource

Game changers and change makers—The beehive

Sidney Nolan’s Ned Kelly series

Destination Moon

The Moon

Destination Moon

The Moon—VCE Studio Arts: Art Industry Context education kit

The Moon—STEAM trail

Deep Blue: innovations for the future of our ocean

Collection leads: Kate Beynon—kindred spirits

Jacky Redgate—HOLD ON

Going public—portraits from the Colin Holden Collection

Create a self-portrait

Arthur Streeton—Anzac Day for primary students

Christian Thompson

Activity sheets

Gallery on Tour

Installing The Moon

Collection leads: Kate Beynon—kindred spirits

Raymond Arnold

Janenne Eaton

John Davis

Anne Noble

Meet Orby—your digital tour guide

First Nations perspectives: a Geelong Gallery collection resource

Exploring Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and histories

First Nations perspectives: Barry Gilson—a Wadawurrung man

First Nations perspectives: Corrina Eccles—a Wadawurrung woman

First Nations perspectives: Deanne Gilson—a Wadawurrung woman

First Nations perspectives: Denise Charles—a Yorta Yorta/Gunai Kurnai woman

Teho Ropeyarn

Katarra Nampitjinpa

Queenie McKenzie

Gloria Tamerre Petyarre

Brian Robinson

First Nations perspectives: A Geelong Gallery collection resource

Exploring Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and histories

Blanche Tilden—ripple effect: a 25 year survey Education kit

Home from market

Food: different by design

Frederick McCubbin—A bush burial

Kate Beynon

Exhume the grave—McCubbin and contemporary art

Art as Advocacy—Sustainability and the Arts

Mandy Martin

VCE Studio Art Unit 4: Outcome 3: Exhibition in Focus: Sally Smart—P.A.R.A.D.E.

Video Resource: Deanne Gilson—an artist’s practice

Early Childhood Resource: Gallery Tots: painting ‘en plein air’ inspired by Frederick McCubbin

Video Resources: RONE in Geelong

Early Childhood Resource: Gallery Tots—Create a collage house inspired by Charles Blackman

Video Resource: Kait James—Souvenirs (Wall commission #1)

Early Childhood Resource: Eye spy art adventures—strike a pose

Early Childhood Resource: Make a mono-print Christmas card inspired by Eric Thake

Early Childhood Resource: My Geelong—photography challenge

Art Industry Context: Entering a prize: an artist’s perspective—Sally Ross

Art Industry Context: Commercial operations and marketing—Penny Whitehead

Art Industry Context: The importance of art prizes—Rebecca Coates

Art Industry Context: Trends in contemporary art—Justin Paton

Art Industry Context: A history of prizes—Lisa Sullivan

Nicholas Mangan

Video Resource: Critical and creative thinking in contemporary art practice—Nicholas Mangan

Video Resource: 2023 Future Creatives

Early Childhood Resource: Gallery Tots—Create an atmospheric painting inspired by Clarice Beckett

Mural project—360° virtual tour

Video Resource: Mural project—Newcomb Secondary College with Rone

Video Resource: Critical and creative thinking in contemporary art practice | Kait James

Presentation, conservation and care of artworks

Clarice Beckett

Video Resource: Critical and creative thinking in contemporary art practice | Simone Slee

Geelong Gallery acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the lands on which the Gallery and its collections are located, the Wadawurrung People of the Kulin Nation. We pay our respects to all Elders, past, present and emerging.