Education

Albert taught all the family to carry on painting. We’re trying to teach our younger generation, and our kids, our grandkids. Keep this legacy strong.

Gloria Pannka, granddaughter of Albert Namatjira

We have produced an education kit to accompany the film, so that students can deepen their understanding of the issues dealt with, and can become agents for positive social change – fostering knowledge and pride in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories, cultures and contributions.

These education resources were created in partnership with Australian Teachers of Media (ATOM) and Reconciliation Australia’s Narragunnawali program.

The study guide is available as one comprehensive resource, or in six sections that address the documentary’s key ideas – Albert Namatjira; The Namatjira Tradition; Power; Land; Language; Respect. Each section links to a short film clip from the documentary.

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VIEW short study guide clips

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Albert Namatjira left behind our most famous indigenous art estate, so why does his family have no say in how it is run?

The Weekend Australian 25/2/17

His legacy is enormous, he is one of our great painters…

Fran Kelly, ABC Radio National

 
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