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The Seed is a partnership between NAS and @oranger

The Seed is a partnership between NAS and @orangeregionalgallery which offers recent NAS graduates a unique opportunity to present their first solo exhibition in a public institution. Held annually at Orange Regional Gallery, the program provides exhibition space, curatorial support and publicity for an emerging artist. @@sophie_o_lampert graduated with a Master of Fine Art from NAS in 2020 and has been selected as the second artist of The Seed.
Sophie Lampert: Anon.
25 March – 7 May 2023
Opening: 24 March
Sophie Lampert presents large-scale soft sculptures that celebrate the lives and atypical vocations of brilliant women throughout history. Using delicate beading, sequins and velvet she reimagines these unusual stories into otherworldly sculptures—representing past lives to be revisited and admired.
Image: Sophie Lampert, "The Eye in the Mirror of Heaven", 2023, velvet, glass seed beads, sequins, tassels, found objects, 93 x 46 x 46 cm
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NAS NEO is back! Join us and experience the cuttin

NAS NEO is back! Join us and experience the cutting edge of contemporary art at NAS NEO, a free program with a fresh theme every month.
This month, we’re celebrating contemporary drawing work.
We have Australia’s leading prize for drawing the Dobell Drawing Prize, and a thought-provoking performance with renowned opera singers @louisekeast_soprano and @shikararingdahl to celebrate artist @hannahquinlivan ’s Conjunctures exhibition; weaving together installation, light and sculpture. There's also Drawing with Machines that utilises machines and robots to challenge our ideas of what drawings can be, so there’s plenty to satiate your artistic curiosities.
Look out for a music program too - to be announced soon so we'll keep you updated.
Our Art Workshops are open to everyone of all levels of experience. No bookings, no judgement, and they’re FREE for everyone to drop in.
For more info and to register for your free tickets, link in bio!
This initiative is proudly supported by the NSW Government through the Culture Up Late Program.
#NASNEO #CultureUpLate #CUL2023.

NAS alumnus Brodie Cullen @kingscrossfountain has

NAS alumnus Brodie Cullen @kingscrossfountain has a pop-up exhibition 'Windows' on campus next week. This body of work investigates how painterly assemblages can reframe objects from the public space.
Exhibition: 21–22 March 2023
Building 11 top floor (next to the Print Lab), 10am–4pm
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💗🧡💗 FINAL DAY OF QUEER CONTEMPORARY! Sa

💗🧡💗 FINAL DAY OF QUEER CONTEMPORARY!
Saturday 18 March 11am–5pm
Don’t miss your last chance to view our exhibitions: 'Braving Time: Contemporary Art in Queer Australia' curated by @richardperram, 'Luke Thurgate: Adore You' @luke_thurgate and Ward 17 South curated by @liz_bradshaw_artist and @qtopia_sydney
Queer Contemporary 2023 at NAS was our most ambitious Mardi Gras offering to date – we hope you enjoyed our program!
See you on 30 March for our Drawing Festival!
#queercontemporary #swp #swp2023 #SydneyWorldPride #mardigras #sglmgparade #nas_au #eastsidesydney #dodarlo #whatsonsydney #sydneylocal #australianart

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