The Kingpins, Welcome to the Jingle
2003, digital video, 2-channel digital video transferred to DVD, 6:32 mins Image courtesy of the artists and Kaliman Gallery, Sydney
Shaun Gladwell, Blue & White Linework Composition
2008, digital video, 2:08 mins Image courtesy the artist & Anna Schwartz Gallery
To launch the new school year, Kaldor Public Art Projects is offering a limited number of copies of their contemporary art resource MOVE: Video art in schools to regional galleries, free for educational use.
MOVE: Video art in schools is an exciting teaching and learning resource designed to support the creative arts curriculum for secondary schools. Featuring contemporary video work by some of Australia’s best-known artists, it has won international recognition as a model for innovative teaching strategies in creative arts education.
Each DVD set includes:
- 12 video artworks for study
- comprehensive teaching notes and issues for discussion
- art-making and research projects
Originally priced at $295, MOVE: Video art in schools is available FREE to regional galleries for a limited time – exclusively for educational use.
To order your copy, email antonia@kaldorartprojects.org.au or phone 02 9351 1180
For more information:
kaldorartprojects.org.au/education/learning-resources/move-video-art
MOVE: Video art in schools was produced in partnership with the New South Wales Department of Education.
I use the videos across Years 8-12 and find them invaluable. Students have a high level of interest when they view them because they relate so much to their lives and the use of technology. It opens their eyes to the possibilities of art. - Teacher, Parkes High School
MOVE: Video art in schools is one of my most useful resources. For many years this has been a difficult area to teach as video art resources have been virtually non-existent. These videos have proven invaluable. - Teacher, Manilla Central School
