Term Three Short Courses & Book now
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Term Three Short Courses & Book now
Experience The National Art School’s unique learning environment and studio-based arts education with hands-on tuition and technical and conceptual approaches to learning.
From on-campus studio sessions in drawing, painting, ceramics and printmaking, to online courses in digital drawing, watercolours and creative practices for artists.
See the below highlights from our Term Three, and check out our new website to explore our full range of offerings and start your creative journey today.
TERM THREE: 15 July – 16 September 2023
TERM FOUR: 9 October – 2 December 2023
SPRING WEEKEND WORKSHOPS: 16 – 17 September 2023
Latest News
Thursday 09 July 2026
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Thursday 09 July 2026
Applications are now open for The 25th Dobell Drawing Prize. The Dobell Drawing Prize is Australia’s leading prize for drawing, and an unparalleled celebration of technique, innovation and expanded practice. Presented at the National Art School in partnership with the Sir William Dobell Art Foundation, this biennial exhibition continues to highlight the enduring relevance and changing role of dra…
Tuesday 30 June 2026
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Tuesday 30 June 2026
Please see below for current and forthcoming exhibitions and events featuring our staff and alumni. Dr Carolyn McKenzie-Craig: Becoming Penguin (Act II) Head of Printmaking, Dr Carolyn McKenzie-Craig, presents Becoming Penguin (Act II) at PARKER Contemporary, Brisbane. The exhibition asks what it means to seek protection from a world that continues to decide who is seen, who is suspected, and w…
Thursday 25 June 2026
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Thursday 25 June 2026
This NAIDOC Week, the theme Fifty Years of Deadly recognises the enduring strength, resilience and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Fifty Years of Deadly is a tribute to the people who built this movement. The Elders who stood firm, the organisers who made space, the artists who turned resistance into expression, and the communities who keep showing up, year after …