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Arthur Boyd

Agony and Ecstacy

By National Gallery of Australia

Arthur Boyd: Agony and Ecstasy is a major exhibition of Boyd’s art including more than 100 works across diverse media: paintings, prints, drawings, ceramic tiles and sculptures, and tapestries. This publication provides the opportunity to...

And a Kangaroo Too

By National Gallery of Australia

This innovative children’s book, first published in 1997, looks at the many animals depicted in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art and provides a name of the animal both in English and in the Aboriginal...

Our Land

A Puzzle Book of Indigenous Australian Art

By National Gallery of Australia

This fun, colorful, and educational book introduces pre-schoolers to the art of Indigenous Australians and the idea of sharing and caring for our land. Children will develop their observation, manual-dexterity, and coordination skills as they...

Raining Cats and Dogs

By National Gallery of Australia

This charming and imaginative book playfully pairs works of art with onomatopoeia and graphics as a fun way to introduce pre-schoolers to art—although it’s also sure to appeal to animal lovers of all ages.

Children will...

Looking at Art ABC

Alphabet

By National Gallery of Australia

Looking At Art ABC, 123, and Colours is a delightful series of books that encourages children from 2 to 6 to look at art. The books feature wondrous paintings from the famous collection of the...

Looking at Art 123

How Many Can You See?

By National Gallery of Australia

Looking At Art ABC, 123, and Colours is a delightful series of books that encourages children from 2 to 6 to look at art. The books feature wondrous paintings from the famous collection of the...

Looking at Art Colours

What Colour Is That?

By National Gallery of Australia

Looking At Art ABC, 123, and Colours is a delightful series of books that encourages children from 2 to 6 to look at art. The books feature wondrous paintings from the famous collection of the...