The National Art School has a unique collection of over 4,000 artworks and archival items on site.
Short Courses (ages 16 and over)
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Drawing Week: Drawing on Clay – Drawing with Clay
$610.0026 FEB – 1 MAR
Stephen Bird and Sandy LockwoodClay and drawing have been interchangeable since humans began to draw on cave walls 40,000 years ago.
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Drawing Week: Drawing on Cockatoo Island
$610.0026 FEB – 1 MAR
Joe Frost and Noel ThurgateCockatoo Island, known by the Eora people as Wareamah, is a fascinating environment to experience and to draw.
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Drawing Week: Drawing on our Past
$610.0026 FEB – 1 MAR
Deborah Beck -
Drawing Week: Drawing with Light: Experimentation and Alchemy in the Darkroom
$610.0026 FEB – 1 MAR
Dr Ella Dreyfus and Amanda Williams
This workshop invites you to discover the power of light to transform the everyday world into poetic, hand-crafted photo-based images.
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Drawing Week: Hill End: Excavations
$610.0026 FEB – 1 MAR
Lecturer: Charles Cooper
Based at Hill End, a four hour drive from Sydney, you will be able to identify and develop your own projects in response to this historic gold mining precinct, with the Sacred Heart Church serving as a studio base.
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Drawing Week: Proximity
$610.0026 FEB – 1 MAR
Margaret Roberts & Emma Wise
The PROXIMITY workshop encourages you to develop a sensitivity to your immediate environment, and use low-tech means to engage literally with the building in which we work.
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Drawing Week: Text as drawing: place and situated text
$610.0026 FEB – 1 MAR
Carolyn Mckenzie-Craig and Therese Keogh
This workshop considers how text and language can operate as a drawing modality with a particular focus on its intertextual potentials in relation to the situated landscape.
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Drawing Week: The Drawing Book
$610.0026 FEB – 1 MAR
Pollyxenia Joannou
This workshop provides an opportunity for students to work intensively in a book format over four days, at locations around Sydney’s CBD and inner suburbs.
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Drawing Week: The Human Form and Figure Based Images
$610.0026 FEB – 1 MAR
Jocelyn Maughan (OAM) and Jeff Rigby
This workshop will focus on the fundamental issues of observing and drawing the human form and then the placement of the drawn figure in pictorial space.