UPDATE: This program has now sold out - keep an eye on our social channels for updates on SAM Club Term 2. Designed to engage young minds, SAM Club is weekly after-school program for primary-aged kids in grades 2-6 who love to learn. Over the year, students participate in creative projects that focus on a […]
Maree Clarke: Artist Talk (Kaiela Arts x SAM) Join Kaiela Arts and SAM for a special afternoon artist talk with Maree Clarke as she commences development of a specially commissioned artwork for the inaugural Kaiela Arts Editions – a new partnership project between Kaiela Arts and Spacecraft. Maree Clarke is a Yorta Yorta/Wamba Wamba/Mutti Mutti/Boonwurrung […]
Enjoy creative playtime with SAM Toddlers! Toddlers will experience a hands-on session of sensory play and exploration through a range of art activities that encourage early learning. Please note that this program may use materials such as paint, water and glue. Art smocks are provided. All materials used are non-toxic and washable. Program details: Date […]
SAM Clay School: Wheel Throwing 101 Join Kialla-based ceramicist Denielle Anderson in this beginner-friendly clay throwing intensive that teaches you the fundamentals of working with a pottery wheel. No experience needed - this is the perfect opportunity to get your hands messy with clay for the first time or refine your skills. Over three hours, you'll learn everything from […]
Educators are invited to a special professional development event at SAM, offering a unique chance to connect with peers while exploring new exhibition The Shape of Things to Come and its bespoke education resources for both primary and secondary levels. Focusing on key themes including the environment, climate change, and collective action, the exhibition and its resources […]
Shepparton Art Museum acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the Land of Greater Shepparton: the Yorta Yorta Nation, whose clans include the Bangerang, Kailtheban, Wollithiga, Moira, Ulupna, Kwat Kwat, Yalaba Yalaba and Ngurai-illiam-wurrung people.
We pay respect to their Tribal Elders, we celebrate their continuing culture, and we acknowledge the memory of their ancestors.
