Join us for a tour of CARTIER in Auslan, led by Phoenix Cheung. Following the tour, we welcome you to stay, connect with other Auslan users and enjoy the NGV Friday Nights event bars and dining. No English interpretation will be provided.

About the Presenter
Phoenix Cheung was born in Hong Kong and came to Melbourne to study the Art of Fashion at RMIT University in 2003. She is trilingual, including in Auslan (Australian sign language), a fascinating, expressive and multifaceted language. She also has a passion for art, fashion, design, and history, which is not just a personal interest but a gift she eagerly shares with others. She delights in sharing stories and information about artwork at exhibitions, creating a unique and engaging experience for her audience. 

About the CARTIER exhibition
The NGV presents CARTIER, a landmark exhibition featuring nearly 400 extraordinary jewels, gems and jewellery objects, the exhibition traces the evolution of Cartier’s enduring legacy in art, design and craftsmanship. Spanning the Maison’s early years at the turn of the 20th century​ through to its most contemporary creations, the exhibition brings together some of Cartier’s most iconic pieces. Design drawings from the Cartier archives illuminate the creative process behind the works, offering a rare glimpse into their exceptional craftsmanship.

The exhibition design is a collaboration between NGV, Studio Sabine Marcelis and CLOUD, two multidisciplinary design practices based in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

Event Access

An Exhibition Access Guide and Sensory Guide is available via the NGV website for the exhibition: ngv.vic.gov.au/exhibition/cartier/#access

Venue Access

CARTIER is on display on the Ground Level of NGV International. The entrance to NGV International is on street level and has an automatic door. There is a lift from the Arts Centre Melbourne car park to the NGV International entrance. The exhibition and all public areas in the NGV, including the Gallery Kitchen, Garden Restaurant and NGV design store, are wheelchair accessible.

Please see NGV website for further information: ngv.vic.gov.au

Event type

Other accessible and inclusive event

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