Let’s talk recognition—a children’s art exhibition 2017installation view, Geelong Gallery, 2017Rollins Primary School levels 3 and 4, St Francis Xavier Primary School levels 3 to 6, Surfside Primary School levels 1 and 2, Torquay College level 4 and Wellington Secondary College level 7Photographer: Andrew Curtis

Let’s talk recognition—a children’s art exhibition 2017
installation view, Geelong Gallery, 2017
Rollins Primary School levels 3 and 4, St Francis Xavier Primary School levels 3 to 6, Surfside Primary School levels 1 and 2, Torquay College level 4 and Wellington Secondary College level 7
Photographer: Andrew Curtis

Let’s talk recognition—a children’s art exhibition 2017installation view, Geelong Gallery, 2017Rollins Primary School levels 3 and 4, St Francis Xavier Primary School levels 3 to 6, Surfside Primary School levels 1 and 2, Torquay College level 4 and Wellington Secondary College level 7Photographer: Andrew Curtis

Let’s talk recognition—a children’s art exhibition 2017
installation view, Geelong Gallery, 2017
Rollins Primary School levels 3 and 4, St Francis Xavier Primary School levels 3 to 6, Surfside Primary School levels 1 and 2, Torquay College level 4 and Wellington Secondary College level 7
Photographer: Andrew Curtis

Let’s talk recognition—a children’s art exhibition

Saturday 20 May to Sunday 9 July 2017

An exhibition of student works created in classroom workshops in response to Reconciliation. Programmed to coincide with National Reconciliation Week and NAIDOC week.

This exhibition and program is sponsored by Strategic Partnership Program—Department of Education and Training.

Presented in association with
Art Exhibitions Australia
Art Exhibitions Australia

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.