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Summer with the National Gallery of Australia-LISTINGS ALERT

9 December 2024

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Summer with the National Gallery of Australia-LISTINGS ALERT

ETHEL CARRICK | ANNE DANGAR

7 Dec 2024 – 27 Apr 2025

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This summer, experience two major exhibitions from two ground-breaking women artists, and only in Kamberri/Canberra.

Ethel Carrick was a gifted painter and colourist who was among the first artists to introduce a post-impressionist approach to Australia. An intrepid traveller, Carrick had a fascinating life and this retrospective brings new insights into her remarkable artistic legacy, nationally and internationally.

Anne Dangar was an artist at the forefront of modern art in Australia. Living in France, she worked and exhibited alongside European cubists as their artistic peer, all the while exerting an irrevocable influence on the course of Australian abstraction.

LINDY LEE: OUROBOROS

Australian Garden

Ouroboros, an immersive, public sculpture by Australian artist Lindy Lee is now open to visitors in the National Gallery forecourt. Ouroboros is based on the ancient image of a snake eating its own tail; an image seen across cultures and millennia, the symbol of eternal return, of cycles of birth, death and renewal.

LINDY LEE

Until 1 Jun 2025

Level 2, Gallery 25

Free

To complement the unveiling of Ouroboros, this exhibition brings together highlights from across the artist’s career as well as a monumental new installation and works on paper. Exploring themes of ancestry, spirituality, the environment and the cosmos, this display of new and recent works will shed light on Lee’s ever evolving and ambitious practice.

SAVĀGE K’LUB TE PAEPAE AORA’I – WHERE THE GODS CANNOT BE FOOLED

Until 10 March 2025

Gallery 11

Free

Presented alongside Gauguin’s World: Tōna Iho, Tōna Ao, and curated by scholar and poet Rosanna Raymond, the SaVĀge K’lub draws upon Moana-based creative practices and protocols to explore ideas of hospitality, culture and identity.

EVER PRESENT: FIRST PEOPLES ART OF AUSTRALIA

Until 24 Aug 2025
Level 1, Gallery 1–6

Free

A survey of historical and contemporary works of art by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists from across Australia, this exhibition draws from the national collection and Wesfarmers Collection of Australian Art. Although Ever Present is a celebration of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art, it does not shy away from Australia’s complex histories.

MASAMI TERAOKA AND JAPANESE UKIYO-E PRINTS

Until 06 July 2025

Level 2, Gallery 26

Free

From the early 1970s Japanese-American artist Masami Teraoka adopted the traditional visual vocabulary of 17th–19th century Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock prints to comment on the world around him. These included reflections on contemporary themes such as globalisation, collisions between Asian and western cultures, and the AIDS crisis.

NATURE

Collection Display
Until Aug 2025
Lower Ground, Galleries 16 & 18

Free

The natural world is a constant inspiration for artists, who explore the myriad forms of nature as a means of expression, a way to understand the cosmos and to explore their personal relationship with their environment.

MUSEUMS WITHOUT MEN

Tune into art historian, curator, broadcaster and international bestselling author Katy Hessel, as she tackles the gender imbalance in museums and galleries. In this audio tour she highlights works by Australian women artists in the national collection.

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CURIOUS CORNER: FAMILY TOUR

Sat 7 Dec 2024, 10.30am & 12.30pm
Gallery 12, Temporary Exhibition Gallery (Level 1)

Bring your family to celebrate the opening of the Anne Dangar and Ethel Carrick exhibitions with a special gallery experience full of playful activities and lively discussion led by National Gallery Artist Educators.

TINA BAUM AND GRACE LILLIAN LEE ON EVER PRESENT

Fri 6 Dec 2024, 12pm
Gallery 3, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Galleries (Level 1)

Join leading Australian artist and fashion designer, Grace Lillian Lee, Meriam Mir people, in conversation with Tina Baum, Senior Curator, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art, Gulumirrgin (Larrakia)/Wardaman/Karajarri peoples, for a talk in Ever Present: First Peoples Art of Australia.

DEBORAH HART ON ETHEL CARRICK

Sat 7 Dec 2024, 11.30 am
Gallery 12, Temporary Exhibition Gallery (Level 1)

Join Deborah Hart, Head Curator, Australian Art, for an exhibition tour to celebrate the opening of Ethel Carrick

REBECCA EDWARDS ON ANNE DANGAR, MOLY-SABATA AND THE ARTIST’S ARCHIVE

Fri 13 Dec 2024, 12pm
Temporary Exhibition Gallery, Gallery 12 (Level 1)

Join Rebecca Edwards, Curator, Australian Art, for a tour of the exhibition Anne Dangar.

REBECCA EDWARDS ON ANNE DANGAR

Fri 13 Dec 2024, 12pm
Temporary Exhibition Gallery, Gallery 12 (Level 1)

Join Rebecca Edwards, Curator, Australian Art, for a tour of the exhibition Anne Dangar.

The first survey of Dangar’s work in Australia, the exhibition is a unique opportunity to see the breadth of Dangar’s practice from painting to traditional French pottery decorated with bold abstract designs.

MAKING IT: ART AND DEMENTIA

To celebrate International Day of People with Disability this week, the National Gallery has launched a new online workshop of Making It: Art and Dementia highlighting the work of Anmatyerr artist Emily Kam Kngwarray.

SHARING THE NATIONAL COLLECTION

The National Gallery is sharing art across Australia in a bold new way.

For the first time in Australia’s history, the richness of the national collection is accessible with audiences across the country through long-term loans in regional and suburban areas.

In its first year, the pilot program has flourished having reached over 280,000 visitors enjoying works of art by artists including Andy Warhol, Ron Mueck, Jan Brown, Albert Namatjira and Rowena Gough. Find what’s on near you.

ENJOY THIS TRIP: THE ART OF MUSIC POSTERS

Touring exhibition
Until 19 Jan 2025

Riddoch Arts & Cultural Centre, SA

Drawn from the National Gallery’s expansive collection of Australian and international music posters spanning the 1960s to 1980s, Enjoy this trip: The art of music posters captures the spirit of the times as an era of experimentation.

SINGLE CHANNEL

Touring exhibition

Walkway Gallery, Bordertown, SA

Until 24 Jan 2025

Single Channel brings together moving image artworks by some of Australia’s most significant artists. Explore themes of identity presented in powerful, unexpected and mesmerising ways. Includes work by Tony Albert, Destiny Deacon and Virginia Fraser collaboration, Silvana and Gabriella Mangano, Club Até, Shaun Gladwell and

Tracey Moffatt.

CLARICE BECKETT: PAINTINGS FROM THE NATIONAL COLLECTION

Touring Exhibition

Orange Regional Gallery, NSW
6 Dec 2024 – 9 Mar 2025

Clarice Beckett: Paintings from the national collection presents an intimate, rarely seen collection by one of the most original artists of early twentieth century Australia.

SKYWHALES ACROSS AUSTRALIA

Touring event

Goulburn Regional Art Gallery, NSW

22 Feb 2025

Patricia Piccinini’s Skywhale and Skywhalepapa take their family on another tour of Australia. In the form of two monumental hot air balloons, the skywhale family represent nature, family, evolution, care and wonder.

KNOW MY NAME:
AUSTRALIAN WOMEN ARTISTS

Touring exhibition

Rockhampton Museum of Art, QLD
Until 23 Feb 2025

Know My Name: Australian Women Artists tells a new story of Australian art. Looking at moments in which women created new forms of art and cultural commentary, it highlights creative and intellectual relationships between artists across time.

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Ethel Carrick and Anne Dangar GIF:

Anne Dangar, Plate, 1933–38, National Gallery of Australia, Kamberri/Canberra, gift of Grace Buckley in memory of Grace Crowley, 1982

Ethel Carrick, Flower market southern France, c. 1935, Chau Chak Wing Museum University Art Collection, The University of Sydney, Gadigal Nura/Sydney, donated by the estate of Neville Holmes Grace 2018

Lindy Lee, Ouroboros, 2021-24 installation view, National Gallery of Australia, Kamberri/Canberra, 2024, commissioned for the National Gallery’s 40th anniversary, 2022 © Lindy Lee

Lindy Lee, installation view, National Gallery of Australia, Kamberri/Canberra, 2024

Dress rehearsal for SaVĀge K’lub: Te Paepae Aora’i – Where the Gods Cannot be Fooled opening weekend activations, National Gallery of Australia, Kamberri/Canberra, 2024.

Ever Present First Peoples Art of Australia, installation view, National Gallery of Australia, Kamberri/Canberra, 2024

Masami Teraoka and Japanese Ukiyo-e Prints , installation view, National Gallery of Australia, Kamberri/Canberra, 2024

Yayoi Kusama, Pumpkin, 2016, mirror polished bronze. On loan from the Gwinnett Family, Tarntanya/Adelaide, South Australia. Image courtesy of Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide. Photographer: Saul Steed.

Enjoy This Trip: The Art of Music Posters, Riddoch Art Gallery, Mount Gambier, 2024.

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ETHEL CARRICK | ANNE DANGAR

LINDY LEE: OUROBOROS

LINDY LEE

SAVĀGE K’LUB TE PAEPAE AORA’I – WHERE THE GODS CANNOT BE FOOLED

EVER PRESENT: FIRST PEOPLES ART OF AUSTRALIA

MASAMI TERAOKA AND JAPANESE UKIYO-E PRINTS

NATURE

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TINA BAUM AND GRACE LILLIAN LEE ON EVER PRESENT

DEBORAH HART ON ETHEL CARRICK

REBECCA EDWARDS ON ANNE DANGAR, MOLY-SABATA AND THE ARTIST’S ARCHIVE

REBECCA EDWARDS ON ANNE DANGAR

MAKING IT: ART AND DEMENTIA

SHARING THE NATIONAL COLLECTION

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