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Curating Safe Practices
The 2020 Curatorial Intensive
A program of free, one-hour webinars
November and December 2020
Best practice approaches for working inclusively with artists with disability
Live Webinar as part of The 2020 Curatorial Intensive

Tuesday 10 November 2020
Managing Curatorial Risk - Live Webinar
Live Webinar as part of The 2020 Curatorial Intensive

18 November 2020
First Nations Cultural Safety - Live webinar
Live Webinar as part of The 2020 Curatorial Intensive

Wednesday 2 December 2020

Missed ‘Curating Safe Practices: the 2020 Curato

Missed ‘Curating Safe Practices: the 2020 Curatorial Intensive’ in November and December? We’re excited to announce that the four one-hour webinars are available to view online. Follow the link @netsvictoria or at http://bit.ly/3oVlw9l⁣
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Presented by NETS Victoria in collaboration with @pgav_victoria and supported by the Victorian Government through @creative_vic. ⁣
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Responding to the themes which shaped 2020, the program included sessions on: Managing curatorial risk; First Nations cultural safety; Online engagement; and Best practice for working inclusively with artists with disability.⁣
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Image credit: Vanessa Low⁣Image description: a colourful illustration of two people in foreground looking at an artwork in the background. One is taking a photo on their phone, while both have speech bubbles above their heads filled with question and exclamation marks⁣
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#vicgalleriesathome #australianpublicgalleries #regionalgalleries #regionalgalleriesvictoria #pgavgalleries

As part of ‘Craftivism. Dissident Objects and Su

As part of ‘Craftivism. Dissident Objects and Subversive Forms’ at the University of the Sunshine Coast Art Gallery, artist Hiromi Tango @hiromitango has created a resource for you to get together with your friends, family or community to start your own Healing Garden.⁣⁣
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You can create some of the beautiful flowers of the Sunshine Coast using a few simple items. In the Amygdala—Healing Garden Education Resource you will find simple and easy to follow steps for creating different types of petals, leaves and stems, and ideas for how to make some of the flowers.⁣⁣
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To download the resource follow the link @uscartgallery.⁣⁣
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A Shepparton Art Museum @SAM_Shepparton curated exhibition, touring nationally by NETS Victoria. Exhibition Curators: Anna Briers and Rebecca Coates⁣⁣
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⁣⁣Amygdala—Healing Garden 2020 ⁣⁣
© the artist, courtesy the artist and Sullivan+Strumpf, Sydney⁣⁣
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A bouquet of green foliage, yellow, pink and purple flowers made of tissue paper and pipe cleaners.

This is the last week to catch 'FEM-aFFINITY’ at

This is the last week to catch 'FEM-aFFINITY’ at @horshamregionalartgallery until Sunday 17 January 2021.The in-depth collaborations that are at the core of this project uncover shared perspectives and celebrate difference by questioning hierarchies of practice, acknowledging diverse voices and how relationships shape the process of becoming.An @artsprojectaust exhibition toured by NETS Victoria, curated by Dr Catherine Bell, Associate Professor at Australian Catholic University.Image credit: Cathy Staughton 'Catherine Bell Love Anne Baby Same' 2019, gouache and marker on paper 28.5 × 38 cm. Courtesy of the artist, represented by Arts Project Australia, MelbourneImage description: A drawing of a female figure standing in front of a mannequin. Using gouache and marker on paper, the figures are viewed from the side. The seamstress on the left wears a green dress and has brown hair against a green background. The mannequin on the right is fitted with a pink skirt.@catherine_bell_archibalds_mum @cathystaughton #FEMaFFINITY #artsprojectaustralia

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