Next Exhibition

22nd Biennale of Sydney
NIRIN

EXHIBITION DATES: Saturday 14 March — Monday 8 June 2020
EXHIBITION LOCATION: NAS Gallery and across campus
OPENING NIGHT: Thursday 12 March, 6–10pm
OPENING HOURS: Monday–Sunday, 10am–5pm
CONTACT: +61 2 9339 8686 or [email protected]

Artists:

  • Tony Albert (Australia)
  • Randy Lee Cutler (Canada)
  • Hannah Catherine Jones (UK)
  • Teresa Margolles (Mexico)
  • Iltja Ntjarra / Namatjira School of Art (Australia)
  • Andrew Rewald (Australia)
  • Lucienne Rickard / Adrift Lab (Australia)

The 22nd Biennale of Sydney is an expansive artist and First Nations-led exhibition of contemporary art that connects local communities and global networks.

Brook Andrew, one of Australia’s most distinguished artists, is artistic director of NIRIN. Meaning ‘edge’, nirin is a word of Brook’s mother’s Nation, the Wiradjuri people of western New South Wales.

NIRIN brings together artists, makers, scientists, academics and thinkers from around the world. They will deliver artworks, insights, ideas and projects that challenge dominant narratives and share Indigenous knowledge.

NIRIN comprises work by over 100 artists across six venues — the National Art School, Art Gallery of New South Wales, Artspace, Campbelltown Arts Centre, Cockatoo Island and the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia

Image: Randy Lee Cutler, Dead Forest (detail), 2019, from the series Mineral Collection, hand cut paper, collage, 24.7 x 22.5 cm. Courtesy the artist

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Join us for the closing party for The Neighbour at the Gate – 'Afterglow', headlined by Miss Kaninna, and featuring performances by HYLANDER, Rocky Stallone, BRINA, Kuya Hennessy and DJ Court Jester. This free, 18+ concert will be a night to remember! 

Thursday 16 October 2025 
4.30pm – 10pm 
Cell Block Theatre 

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The Neighbour at the Gate has been made possible with the generous support of the NSW Government through its Blockbusters Funding initiative.
Karatsu ceramicist Yukiko Tsuchiya (@tsuchiyayukiko) and curator Kathryn Hunyor (@artspeople_au) delivered two very special workshops in the teaching studios of the Ceramics Department at the National Art School (NAS), in an exciting collaboration between The Japan Foundation (@jpfsydney), Sydney, the NAS Ceramics Department and the National Art School.

Peek inside the wheel-throwing and hand-coiling masterclasses that took place.
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