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FROM THE NAS ARCHIVES: Elisabeth Cummings (b.1934,

FROM THE NAS ARCHIVES: Elisabeth Cummings (b.1934, Brisbane) studied at NAS between 1953 to 1957 and then taught at the school for 30 years from 1969 to 2001.

Elisabeth Cummings works from the National Art School Collection (detail)

1. Seated life model 1953-57, oil on Masonite 90.8 x 60.8cm
2. Untitled (Abstract in green and orange), 1950s, screenprint on paper 32.7 x 47.6cm
3. Untitled (Abstract in blue and pink) 1950s, screenprint on paper 32.7 x 47.6cm
4. Wedderburn Bush 1979, acrylic on paper, 31 x 45.2cm

A special collection of archival works from Elisabeth Cummings OAM completed during her time as a student and teacher at the National Art School. Since her commencement at NAS 70 years ago, Cummings has become one of Australia’s most eminent artists, conveying a striking sense of place and memory in her semi-abstract landscapes, interiors, and still-life paintings.

It is a pleasure to welcome our esteemed alum back to the National Art School with Radiance: the art of Elisabeth Cummings, a celebration of Cummings’ distinct visual language in major works from the last three decades drawn from public and private collections. Visit us at the NAS Galleries until 21 October to see the exhibition.

Tonight is your last chance to catch NAS NEO for t

Tonight is your last chance to catch NAS NEO for the year!

Don't miss our stellar lineup of events with headline act Haiku Hands, 'witch-house' trio Gift Exchange, DJ Vegan SNACKPACK, Interactive VR art-making with Giant Swan, a performance piece by Gareth Ernst, the sensory experience 'Fractals' from Paulina Larocca, NAS Photomedia exhibition, along with interactive art-making workshops, book sales, market stalls and more! Talk about a closing night blowout. See you tonight from 6-10pm. Link in bio.

Photos: Nicole Anderson

#arts #nas #nas_au #NASNEO #CultureUpLate #CUL2023

John McDonald from the Sydney Morning Herald has d

John McDonald from the Sydney Morning Herald has described Radiance: the art of Elisabeth Cummings as “happiness in a jar”. Do not miss this spectacular exhibition celebrating one of the National Art School’s most esteemed and exceptional alumni, Elisabeth Cummings OAM. Showing in the NAS Galleries till 21 October, Monday to Saturday, 11am–5pm.

Artwork: Elisabeth Cummings The shearer's kitchen, Mt Murchison (detail), 2011 oil on canvas 166 x 200cm © the artist Photo: Michael Bradfield.

Photo: Elisabeth Cummings at Wedderburn photographed by Peter Morgan, 2023.

Join us this Thursday night for our last NAS NEO o

Join us this Thursday night for our last NAS NEO of the year!

We've got a bumper lineup with dance pop collective @haikuhands, indie electronic trio @gift3xchange, VR painter and sculptor @giantswan, a Shibari drawing performance from @gareth_ernst_artist along with workshops from @art_by_scarlettt and @amelia.lynch!

As always our exhibitions will be open after hours and we'll have food trucks, student market stalls, and more.

Reserve your spot now in the link in bio.

This initiative is proudly supported by the NSW Government through the Culture Up Late Program.

#NASNEO #cultureuplate #cul2023

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