Artshub: 2022 graduates share a future built on community

Artshub: 2022 graduates share a future built on community

by Celina Lei

It’s that time of the year for art school graduate student showcases, and for many, especially those in Melbourne after the country’s strictest lockdowns, it’s the first time students have been able to exhibit their works in person and have a proper opening.

In Sydney, the National Art School’s (NAS) 2022 grad show will run from 9 to 18 December, after a delayed 2021 grad exhibition in January and February this year.

Taking a broader look at these graduate shows and, in light of our shared struggles in the past few years, several common threads have come to the fore.

Head of Undergraduate Studies at NAS, Lorraine Kypiotis says: ‘I’m finding that a lot of the works have really been focused on materiality, rather than on the virtual, with a strong conceptual basis.’

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Join our online information session to find out exactly what makes our Bachelor of Fine Art (Honours) ideal for emerging artists.

New scholarships will be available to students entering the BFA (Hons), with further details to be shared later this year.
Final weeks to visit The Neighbour at the Gate, closing Saturday 18 October. 

Across various mediums and perspectives, The Neighbour at the Gate charts the entangled legacies of exclusion and resilience, drawing vital parallels between the past and present, memory and nationhood.

Learn more about the exhibition and plan your visit at the link in bio. 

Please note: the gallery is closed for Labour Day Monday 6 October
Enjoy 20% off a Summer School Short Course with code FLASHSALE20

Don’t miss this exclusive 20% off flash sale on the National Art School Summer School Short Courses (link in bio). Flash Sale starts right now and ends midnight Monday 6 October.*

*Offer begins midday Friday 3 October and ends midnight Monday 6 October. Terms and conditions apply.
We are pleased to share the exciting news that we are introducing a new BFA (Hons) degree at the National Art School in 2026.

The Bachelor of Fine Art (Honours) is an intensive one-year program designed for graduates of the BFA who are ready to deepen their studio practice and expand their academic and professional capabilities. This course is ideal for emerging artists who want to refine their practice, build industry connections, and prepare for postgraduate study or professional opportunities in the creative sector.

New scholarships will be available to students entering the BFA (Hons), with further details to be shared later this year. For more information and key dates, visit futurestudents.nas.edu.au (link in bio).
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