NAS Art Auction and Cocktail Party

NAS Art Auction and Cocktail Party

SUPPORT NAS, SUPPORT THE FUTURE OF ART

The NAS Art Auction and Cocktail Party is the National Art School’s annual fundraiser. It is a major cultural event featuring art and entertainment across our campus, including artist interventions; a live and silent artwork auction; performances by the renowned NAS Artist Band; a pumping dance floor; and an afterparty hosted by Archie Rose. NAS is where the future of art is trained, and the future of art comes together.

 

NAS Pathways Fund 

All proceeds raised at the Art Auction and Cocktail Party will support the NAS Pathways Fund. The National Art School is a 21st Century Art School that creates pathways to education and professional development opportunities for students and emerging artists. With your support, we will break down barriers to participation, maximise accessibility, and propel our students and alumni to become leading international artists.

 

Fundraising

  • Silent auction of 40 recent NAS alumni works
  • Silent auction of custom-glazed ceramics painted by leading artists and celebrities
  • Live auction of 3 major artworks
  • Philanthropic pledge in support of the NAS Pathways Fund

 

Artists

Gemma Avery, Amelia Carroll, Armando Chant, Joshua Charadia, Casey Chen, Susie Choi, Janis Clarke, Tango Conway, Karla Dickens, Anna Dudek, Eliza Gosse, Newell Harry, Kyra Henley, Jacquelin Hennessy, Samantha Jade, Phil James, Zara June Williams, Ben King, Dan Kyle, Bronte Leighton-dore, Amelia Lynch, Kiata Mason, Annabelle McEwen, Giorgia Mcrae, Lauren O’Connor, Lucy O’Doherty, Issy Parker, Nina Radonja, Chrystal Rimmer, Justine Roche, Joan Ross, Ebony Russel, Flin Sharp, Kansas Smeaton, Greg Stanford, Taylor Steel, Bridget Stehli, Nina Walton, and Alex Xerri

Event Details

Friday 3rd May

$180

Program

  • 6pm-Late
  • 6pm Auction exhibition viewing, Drawing Gallery
  • 7.30pm Live auction and performances, Cell Block Theatre
  • 10pm Archie Rose Afterparty, Margaret Olley Building
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We’re looking for an Exhibitions Project Officer!  The role has a focus on major Indigenous exhibition projects currently in development for the National Art School as well as touring programs. The role assists with the delivery and coordination of Gallery programs, talks, and other events in the gallery spaces.  You have a background in visual art, art history, curatorship and gallery experience. You have excellent interpersonal and communication skills, along with strong organisational and project management experience.  Note this is an Identified Role and is open to Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander applicants only, in accordance with Section 14(D) of the NSW Anti-Discrimination Act, 1977 NSW.  Application deadline extended to Sunday 9 February.  Apply at the link in bio.
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Ronan Pirozzi, 'Serpentine', 2023; 'Trajectory', 2023; 'Desolate', 2023; installation view, undo the day, NAS Gallery, Sydney, 2024, oil on welded steel, image courtesy and © the artist, photograph: Zan Wimberley
The National Art School has today announced respected Australian academic, writer and curator Dr Kristen Sharp as the next Director and Chief Executive Officer.  Kristen joins the National Art School with extensive experience in the fields of contemporary art and tertiary education having spent six years as Associate Dean Discipline, Art in the School of Art at RMIT University, and previously 9 years as Academic Lead Art History and Theory at RMIT. She will commence her new role at the National Art School on 24th February 2025.  Read the full media release at the link in bio.
Don’t miss out! This is your last chance to apply for our BFA degree for 2025. Applications for our final round close Sunday 26 January.  Apply now at the link in bio.
Set your child on a creative path with Art Club Term 1 - Drawing.  They’ll spend Tuesday afternoons developing their skills in this drawing fundamentals program that covers still life, portraiture, and experimental drawing.  Learn more at the link in bio.
We’re Hiring! 
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Exhibitions Project Officer - Application Deadline Sunday 2 February 
The Exhibitions Project Officer is a member of the NAS Galleries Curatorial Team and provides administrative and operational support to the National Art School’s Galleries exhibition programs. It has a focus on major Indigenous exhibition projects currently in development for the National Art School as well as touring programs. Please note this is part time, three day a week, fixed term contract until 19 December 2025. 
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Digital Marketer - Application Deadline Sunday 2 February 
The Digital Marketer plays an important role in coordinating the marketing and communication activities that drive degree recruitment, short course attendance, public program participation, exhibition promotion, brand positioning and alumni engagement. You will have a thorough understanding of marketing principles with a focus on digital media channels and e-communications. 
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Visit the link in bio to learn more.
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