Super Sundays: Landscapes and Language

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Sun 23 Feb 2020

Each month the National Gallery of Australia is hosting a Super Sunday, which is a free monthly program for the whole family. On from 11am to 3pm, Super Sundays is an opportunity to express yourself through creative art including art-making, storytelling, music and dance.



This month the theme is "Belonging Stories of Australian Arts", and there will be several activities around the theme on the day. Firstly, there will be an opportunity to listen to the tale of "Enora and the Black Crane" by the artist Arone Meeks. Kids will also be able to do the wombat-wobble with Wiradjuri singer Johnny Huckle. The National Film and Sound Archive will also be there presenting their amazing Carriberrie, a virtual reality experience, which is not to be missed.

Local dance group the Wiradjuri Echoes will also be teaching some of their moves through dance lessons. Additionally, Arone Meeks will also present an audio described and sensory tour for people who are blind or with low vision of Thanakupi's aluminium sculpture Eran (2010).

With so many activities on for Super Sunday, it is an event that is not to be missed! However, if you happen to miss this Sunday, don't worry as it's a monthly event and the next events are as follows:

- March 29 with Justene Williams
- April 26 with Daniel Boyd
- May 31 Know My Name opening weekend
- June 28 (guest artist TBA)
- July 26 with Patricia Piccinini
- August 30 with The Countess for Know My Name
- September 27 (guest artist TBA)
- October 25 (guest artist TBA)
- November 29 (guest artist TBA)

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