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Artists in conversation 🔽 Join Jodie Whalen, e

Artists in conversation 🔽

Join Jodie Whalen, exhibition curator Gina Mobayed, and artist Karen Black as they reflect upon the exhibition ‘undo the day’.

In this conversation, they will delve into emerging themes of human instinct, liminality, the interplay between darkness and light, and embracing ambiguity while seeking hope.

🗓️ Date: Saturday 20 July
🕒 Time: 3 – 4 pm
📍 Location: NAS Galleries
💲 Admission: $10.00

To RSVP click the link in the bio.

📸 Image credit: Nicole Anderson

Unlock Your Potential with a NAS BFA Scholarship

Unlock Your Potential with a NAS BFA Scholarship

Did you know you could receive a scholarship to study a Bachelor of Fine Arts at NAS?

Our BFA Scholarships support talented and committed students who face significant barriers to enrollment. We offer the NAS First Peoples Scholarship and the Ernest Heine Family Foundation BFA Scholarship Program through the UAC Equity Scholarships.

To learn more about our scholarship opportunities, click the link in our bio.

Where can a degree from NAS take you? At NAS, we

Where can a degree from NAS take you?

At NAS, we aim to transform our students into professional artists. Our program equips you with both practical and professional skills, paving the way for a multitude of career opportunities.

Our alumni have successfully ventured into various professions, including:

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Exhibition Opening: ZAHALKAWORLD – an artist’s

Exhibition Opening: ZAHALKAWORLD – an artist’s archive

Join us on 15 August for the opening of ZAHALKAWORLD, a major survey exhibition featuring the extraordinary work of Anne Zahalka, one of Australia’s most renowned photo-media artists.

The exhibition showcases over 100 artworks from 15 different photographic series, including her iconic ‘Resemblance’ series and the immersive Kunstkammer installation!

RSVP by clicking the link in the bio.

Image Caption: ZAHALKA The Artist (self portrait) detail 1988 from the series Resemblance II, silver dye bleach print 50 x 50 cm

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Artists in conversation 🔽Join Jodie Whalen, exhibition curator Gina Mobayed, and artist Karen Black as they reflect upon the exhibition ‘undo the day’.In this conversation, they will delve into emerging themes of human instinct, liminality, the interplay between darkness and light, and embracing ambiguity while seeking hope.🗓️ Date: Saturday 20 July🕒 Time: 3 – 4 pm📍 Location: NAS Galleries💲 Admission: $10.00To RSVP click the linkwww.eventbrite.com.au/e/935284971527?aff=oddtdtcreator📸 Image credit: Nicole Anderson ... See MoreSee Less

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