National Gallery of Australia’s Art Case

National Gallery of Australia Art Cases 

In 1998 Jim and Elaine Wolfensohn donated funds to purchase interesting and durable works to tour to metropolitan, regional, and remote areas of Australia, known as the Jim and Elaine Wolfensohn Gift.

After three decades of touring, the program has expanded thanks to the generous support of the Neilson Foundation. Now five brand new cases tour Australia with revised artworks and themes which aim to inspire creativity, inclusivity, engagement, and learning. One of five expanded art cases will arrive at NERAM on the 26th of July until the 23rd of August.

The National Gallery of Australia’s Art Cases are generously supported by the Neilson Foundation with grateful acknowledgement of founding patrons Elaine and Jim Wolfensohn.

The Copper Case | Country

NERAM invites you to book The Copper Case and investigate its contents with our arts educator. With a focus on Object Based Learning, this is a unique opportunity to engage the senses, and encourage group discussion in the comfort of your own learning environment with optional art making activities to follow.

Furthermore, NERAM is happy to host the program.

Book a program by clicking on the link below.

BOOKING REQUEST

With thanks to:

The National Gallery of Australia is an Australian Government Agency

Image featured above (detail):

Albert NAMATJIRA (1902-1959)
Ulumbaura Haast Bluff, Macdonnell Range (1944)
watercolour
28.3 x 39.4 cm
Gift of Howard Hinton 1945