AISNSW Visual Arts Conference 2023

Designing for Creativity – Reframing Visual Arts Practice

The AISNSW Visual Arts Conference 2023 will examine the impact of curriculum reform on Visual Arts, Visual Design and Photographic and Digital Media education and include ways of teaching Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples perspectives, inclusive education for accessibility, curatorial practice and equipping through artmaking activities.  

The Conference will include practical workshops where teachers can be immersed and engaged in a range of creative practices, with work samples to take back to the classroom. It will also include addresses from keynote speakers, industry experts, Australian artists and highly experienced teachers.

Don’t miss this exciting opportunity to enrich and deepen your artistic practice!

This professional learning experience meets the criteria for NESA Accredited PD in the Priority Area of Delivery and Assessment of NSW Curriculum.

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Date: Friday, 19 May 2023

Location: Tyndale Christian School,
58 Douglass Road BLACKTOWN NSW 2148

Standard Descriptors: 2.1.2, 2.3.2, 3.3.2

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Keynote Presenter: Dr Christine Evans

Dr Christine Evans is a Wiradjuri woman with cultural connection to the Mudgee region of NSW. She is an Associate Professor of Practice in the Sydney School of Education and Social Work at the University of Sydney. Christine’s research focuses on Aboriginal voice in educational processes.

Prior to her appointment to Sydney University, Christine was the Chief Education Officer, Aboriginal Education at the NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA), following 15 years of working in teacher education at University Technology Sydney in Visual Arts Education and Aboriginal Education.  Dr Evans was appointed to the Board of the Museum of Contemporary Art as the new Chair of the Indigenous Advisory Group. 

2023 Conference Program

Explore the full program for the 2023 AISNSW Visual Arts Conference below.
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