Visual Arts

Pat Hoffie interviews Queensland artists & curators. Produced by Pat Hoffie with TSN11 in 1988 as a live-to-air broadcast for artists in remote locations, this series explores the parameters of debate surrounding connections between place, people and cultural production. In interviews with leading Queensland-based artists and arts workers, each episode raises questions about images, identity and ideas with particular emphasis on the concerns and interests of regionally-located artists. The program was supplemented by remote-based learning projects run by the Australian Flying Arts School and provided research for the subsequent national touring exhibition, "Traces of Place".

The National Gallery of Australia has a series of videos on Australian artists involved in Modernism as well as various other resources.

Viddsee is a Singapore-based online video service specializing in the curation and dissemination of short films from Asia.

Films from Asia and the Pacific, including modernity, globalization, female agency, social and political unrest, and cultural and sexual identity.

Key Federal Government direct funding body for the Australian screen production industry. Screen Australia provides information about : film funding programs, policy , news and events, Australian productions, industry support, research and statistics. Search for Australian films through 'find a film' database.

Australia’s audiovisual heritage online.

The main feature of the NFSA Digital Learning site is the Digital Resource Finder, a search engine that idenitifies free downloadable video clips from NFSA. Clips are matched with print-friendly two-page resource sheets that feature background information and student research and classroom activities.

Our collection brings together a fascinating 75-year moving image legacy that encompasses Victoria, Australia, and the world. We present stories and objects in unique ways, spanning the conventions of traditional museums and reflecting the evolution of the moving image today.

Archived films and television programs including open-access free to use content