Experience the art of Tony Albert with an engaging Auslan guided tour at the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia.
Ongoing activity
140 George St, The Rocks NSW 2000, Australia
Free
Discover the vibrant works of Tony Albert through an inclusive Auslan guided tour designed to engage and inspire families.
Join a unique tour that brings Tony Albert's powerful artworks to life through Auslan interpretation. This experience is perfect for parents and children eager to explore contemporary Indigenous art in an accessible way.
Expect to connect with the stories behind the art, learning about cultural heritage and artistic expression in a welcoming environment.
The tour offers an insightful look at Tony Albert's pieces, highlighting themes of identity and history. It is tailored to be family-friendly, encouraging questions and interaction.
Participants will benefit from expert Auslan interpreters ensuring clear communication and engagement throughout the session.
Held at the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia, located in Sydney's Circular Quay precinct, the venue is easily accessible by public transport and offers facilities for families.
The MCA is committed to accessibility, providing ramps and accessible toilets to accommodate all visitors.
Suitable for school-aged children and their parents, the tour requires no prior knowledge of Auslan or contemporary art.
Please arrive 10 minutes early for check-in and seating arrangements.
Photography may be restricted inside the exhibition; please follow the guide's instructions.
Bookings are essential to secure your spot on this popular tour.
Tickets are free, making this an excellent cultural outing for families wanting to enrich their understanding of Indigenous art and language.
Reserve your place via the MCA website or contact the museum directly for more details.
