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Art Exhibition Kit

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Class Art Exhibition Kit - Everything You Need to Stage a Real Student Show Turn your students’ work into a professional exhibition without reinventing the wheel. This editable kit hands you every document a class needs to plan, hang, promote and run an art show - from first floor plan to opening night. What’s inside (6 editable files): Registrar Log (Excel) - works register with auto-counts, install checklist, and opening-night run sheet Label & Didactic Sheets (Word) - print-ready gallery labels plus a curator’s panel template Catalogue Template (Word) - title page, artist entries and colophon, ready to fill and print Photography Consent Letter (Word) - parent/carer letter with a tear-off permission slip Floor Plan Template (PowerPoint) - drag-and-drop walls, plinths and work blocks to plan your hang Poster & Invitation Templates (PowerPoint) - bracketed placeholders, just swap in your details Why teachers love it: every file is 100% editable in Word, Excel and PowerPoint - no fonts to chase, no special software. Built around real gallery conventions (centreline heights, museum-standard labels, registrar practice) so students learn how professional exhibitions actually work. Print it, hand out the roles, and let your students run the show.
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Full Year Art Program — 4 Complete Visual Arts Units | Year 9 & 10

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A whole year of Visual Arts for Years 9–10: four connected 8-week units, both year levels, 32 PowerPoints, 32 assessments and exams with rubrics and marking guides, student workbooks – ending in a real student-curated exhibition, kit included. One coherent year of Visual Arts – planned, resourced, assessed, and ending on a real gallery wall. The Full Year Art Program bundles four connected terms of Years 9–10 Visual Arts, aligned to the Australian Curriculum: The Arts – Visual Arts (Version 9.0). Every unit ships in a Year 9 AND a differentiated Year 10 version: 32 weeks of teaching per year level, every lesson outlined. THE ARC Term 1 – Identity & Self (drawing and mixed media): who am I, and how can I say it visually? Kahlo, Warhol, Sherman, Namatjira. Major work: a mixed-media self-portrait series. Term 2 – Country, Culture & Perspective (painting and printmaking): every place holds more than one story. First Nations art as the major focus – Watson, Albert, Ah Kee – taught with explicit cultural protocols (ICIP), plus Fred Williams. Major work: a Place & Perspective series with an editioned print. Term 3 – Art as Voice (sculpture and digital media): artists change minds where arguments fail. Ai Weiwei, Piccinini, JR, Scarce – four persuasive strategies. Major work: The Voice Project. Term 4 – The Curated Self (student-chosen media): the capstone. One independent work plus a formal, student-curated exhibition with real production roles, an opening event and artist talks. Brook Andrew’s NIRIN and Kusama anchor the term. Students learn to speak about themselves, about place, to an audience – then take responsibility for the whole conversation. WHAT’S IN THE BUNDLE View more details here: Full Year Art Program - Preview 8 complete unit plans (4 units × 2 year levels) – every lesson mapped to ACARA v9.0 32 editable PowerPoints – 14 artist studies from Kahlo to Kusama, technique toolkits for every medium, curation masterclasses, Year 10 research decks 16 assessment tasks and 16 exams with A–E rubrics, marking guides and exemplar answers – ending in a summative paper 4 term-by-term visual diary workbooks and revision booklets 4 self-marking interactive revision quizzes The complete Exhibition Kit: registrar log (Excel), museum-standard label sheets, catalogue template, photography consent letter, floor plan template, poster and invitation templates – reusable for every show your department runs CURRICULUM Complete coverage of all six Years 9–10 content descriptions (AC9AVA10E01, E02, D01, D02, C01, P01), rubrics written against the achievement standard, and First Nations Australian artists anchoring every term. Codes sit in clearly-marked tables – easy to swap for non-Australian frameworks.