NAS LIFE DRAWING CLUB

Are you a friend, supporter or graduate of the National Art School? Would you like to return to life drawing on the NAS campus? Join a friendly community of people who love drawing from life models, in the new bi-weekly Life Drawing Club. No experience necessary or long-term commitments, pay as you go and draw at your own pace. There is no formal tuition provided.

The NAS Life Drawing Club resumes on Thursday 21 Nov to Thursday 12 Dec, and runs every Monday and Thursday evening throughout the undergraduate semester timetable.

• Cost is $20 per session. Book online below and bring your receipt to each session
• Monday and Thursdays from 5:30 – 8:30pm (following the NAS undergraduate semester timetable)
• Drawing studio is located on the first floor of building 16
• A variety of different models are provided throughout the semester
• Managed by NAS Public Programs and supervised by a NAS representative

NAS LIFE DRAWING CLUB

Are you a friend, supporter or graduate of the National Art School? Would you like to return to life drawing on the NAS campus? Join a friendly community of people who love drawing from life models, in the new bi-weekly Life Drawing Club. No experience necessary or long-term commitments, pay as you go and draw at your own pace. There is no formal tuition provided.

The NAS Life Drawing Club resumes on Thursday 21 Nov to Thursday 12 Dec, and runs every Monday and Thursday evening throughout the undergraduate semester timetable.

• Cost is $20 per session. Book online below and bring your receipt to each session
• Monday and Thursdays from 5:30 – 8:30pm (following the NAS undergraduate semester timetable)
• Drawing studio is located on the first floor of building 16
• A variety of different models are provided throughout the semester
• Managed by NAS Public Programs and supervised by a NAS representative

On the occasion of the 500th anniversary of Leonardo da Vinci’s death, and to coincide with the Louvre’s blockbuster exhibition about the artist, Agenda is partnering with the National Art School to invite you to a three-part series of talks about European art history.

Your host and presenter will be Paris-based art commentator, Jacques Le Roux. Over three nights, he will talk about Leonardo da Vinci, the iconic Notre Dame de Paris and the three masters of the Renaissance – Leonardo, Michelangelo and Rafael.

LEONARDO DA VINCI TALK – 26 NOVEMBER

HUMANIST AND VISIONARY

When Leonardo da Vinci died in Amboise in 1519, nobles and scholars of the time wept over the loss of a great man rather than a great artist. Five centuries later, he is regarded as an unsurpassable ideal. Now, as then, his spirit and his art represent the fundamental qualities of the genius and the gentleman. His curiosity towards both nature and culture, his universal way of thinking, and his quest for progress to serve his community make him a benchmark for artists and scientists, as well as politicians and philosophers.

This talk asks the question: how has the great master Leonardo da Vinci inspired us across the centuries?

REGISTER HERE: https://agendacom.com/2019/09/18/davincitalks2019/#NAS

On the occasion of the 500th anniversary of Leonardo da Vinci’s death, and to coincide with the Louvre’s blockbuster exhibition about the artist, Agenda is partnering with the National Art School to invite you to a three-part series of talks about European art history.

Your host and presenter will be Paris-based art commentator, Jacques Le Roux. Over three nights, he will talk about Leonardo da Vinci, the iconic Notre Dame de Paris and the three masters of the Renaissance – Leonardo, Michelangelo and Rafael.

NOTRE DAME DE PARIS TALK – 27 NOVEMBER 

THE LEGEND AND THE HISTORY

The fire on April 15th, 2019 at the Notre-Dame de Paris was watched by the entire world, sparking an unprecedented wave of emotions. The Parisian cathedral, deeply rooted in the French capital landscape for eight centuries, has become a fully-fledged character in the history of France: its building, restoration and the events that took place there, either real or imaginary, have captured the world’s imagination. Seven months after the disaster, we can look back on the real and legendary fate of one of the most remarkable and iconic monuments the Middle Ages gave us.

REGISTER HERE: https://www.eventopia.co/event/Da-Vinci-Talks-Notre-Dame-Talk/394365

NAS LIFE DRAWING CLUB

Are you a friend, supporter or graduate of the National Art School? Would you like to return to life drawing on the NAS campus? Join a friendly community of people who love drawing from life models, in the new bi-weekly Life Drawing Club. No experience necessary or long-term commitments, pay as you go and draw at your own pace. There is no formal tuition provided.

The NAS Life Drawing Club resumes on Thursday 21 Nov to Thursday 12 Dec, and runs every Monday and Thursday evening throughout the undergraduate semester timetable.

• Cost is $20 per session. Book online below and bring your receipt to each session
• Monday and Thursdays from 5:30 – 8:30pm (following the NAS undergraduate semester timetable)
• Drawing studio is located on the first floor of building 16
• A variety of different models are provided throughout the semester
• Managed by NAS Public Programs and supervised by a NAS representative

On the occasion of the 500th anniversary of Leonardo da Vinci’s death, and to coincide with the Louvre’s blockbuster exhibition about the artist, Agenda is partnering with the National Art School to invite you to a three-part series of talks about European art history.

Your host and presenter will be Paris-based art commentator, Jacques Le Roux. Over three nights, he will talk about Leonardo da Vinci, the iconic Notre Dame de Paris and the three masters of the Renaissance – Leonardo, Michelangelo and Rafael.

RENAISSANCE MEN TALK – THURSDAY 28 NOVEMBER 

THREE TIMELESS GENIUSES

Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Raphael – their success and reputations made them legends in their own time. Five centuries later, these three artists define our understanding of the Renaissance. But behind those larger-than-life personalities were three individuals with unique characters and career paths, who experienced triumphs, doubts and pitfalls as part of their lives and work. They embody an era when craftsmen evolved into artists, when creation was torn between command requirements and innovation, when society underwent definitive change, and so their histories resonate with us more than ever.

REGISTER HERE: https://www.eventopia.co/event/Da-Vinci-Talks-Renaissance-Talk/394366