ABC: New exhibitions highlight the role of art in dealing with mental health challenges

ABC: New exhibitions highlight the role of art in dealing with mental health challenges

Article by Housnia Shams

For Japanese-Australian Hiromi Tango, art has always been an outlet to express her deepest, darkest thoughts.

She is one of dozens of Australian artists featured in the Frame of Mind program — a series of exhibitions and panel discussions in Sydney and Perth, which aim to explore how art is used as a tool to help cope with mental health challenges.

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Image courtesy Hiromi Tango
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Art Club is our high school student program for 15-17 year olds, designed to enhance and extend students’ technical, conceptual, and intellectual skills, through intensive practical study in the disciplines offered at NAS as well as engaging in an experience of our studios and campus, under the expert direction of experienced artists.

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Thank you to everyone who attended the opening night of the 24th Dobell Drawing Prize and congratulations again to the prize winner NAS alumna Rosemary Lee.

The 24th Dobell Drawing Prize is now open until Saturday 21 June 2025
11am – 5pm Monday to Saturday 
NAS Gallery 
Free admission, all welcome

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