
Scale
Questions and activities exploring the theme:
Archie Moore, Kamilaroi/Bigambul peoples, Australia b.1970 / kith and kin (installation view, Australia Pavilion, Venice Biennale) 2024 / Presented to QAGOMA and Tate by Creative Australia on behalf of the Australian Government 2024 / Collection: Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art / © Archie Moore / Photograph: Andrea Rossetti / Image courtesy: The artist and The Commercial, Sydney / View full image
27 Sep 2025 – 18 Oct 2026
Gallery of Modern Art, Galleries 3.3 & 3.4 (Marica Sourris and James C. Sourris AM Galleries)
The QAGOMA Learning team has developed a series of curriculum-aligned resources to support meaningful engagement with Archie Moore's kith and kin. Explore key themes and related activities: Scale, Materiality, The Archive, Pattern and Repetition. Access a Cultural Learning resource and teacher notes developed for kith and kin (scroll down to view these resources).
Questions and activities exploring the theme:
Questions and activities exploring the theme:
Questions and activities exploring the theme:
Questions and activities exploring the theme:
The Cultural Learning Framework was developed by the QAGOMA Learning team in consultation with First Nations artists, Elders and young people. The framework is a suggested tool for teachers and students engaging with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultural objects and stories, to consider and adopt First Nations knowledge systems in their classrooms. The Learning team also uses this framework to develop regional and student learning programs and resources.
Through ways of knowing, being and doing, the Framework was developed as a collaboration and intends to reflect its inception.
Comprehensive Teacher Notes accompany these resources, illustrating how the exhibition content relates to each theme.