NAS Winter School & Book Now
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NAS Winter School & Book Now
Winter School: Monday 8 July – Friday 12 July 2019
Join us for Winter School – a wonderful opportunity to experience an intensive week of study in the intimate studio environment of the National Art School.
Experience the National Art School’s studio-based programs, designed for students of all levels – whether you are a starting out as a beginner, furthering your studies, refreshing your teaching skills, practicing as an artist, or contemplating a full-time fine arts degree. Be inspired to develop your imagination, enhance your skills and create new and original artworks. Meet other art enthusiasts, listen to artists talks and join the growing community of NAS artists, students and alumni.
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