Queer Contemporary: the Mardi Gras hub for queer art and visual culture

Queer Contemporary: the Mardi Gras hub for queer art and visual culture

DATES: 15 February — 14 March 2020
OPENING NIGHT: Friday 14 February, 6–10pm

Misfit: Collage and queer practice

Location: Rayner Hoff Project Space

Artists: Tony Albert, Archie Barry, Gary Carsley, Brian Fuata, Deborah Kelly, Del Lumanta, Sarah Rodigari, Tejal Shah, Tyza Stewart, Guanyu Xu, Paul Yore

Curator: Scott Elliot

Queer artists have long understood the power of collage as a tool for manipulating the singular narratives that so often exclude them. Misfit examines the idea of collage as a medium especially susceptible to embodying queer experience. Presenting works by Australian and international artists who engage with performance, video, text, photography, textile, painting, paper and sound, Misfit looks at how the radically reassembled can veer us closer to unseen truths, productive ambiguities and powerful positions of resistance.

Image: Deborah Kelly, Venus as a Boy (detail), digital print on silk, 100 x 200 cm. Courtesy and © the artist

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The National Art School is proud to present The Grad Show, our major end-of-year exhibition showcasing the work of the 2025 Bachelor of Fine Art (BFA) graduate students.
 
Join us for the opening night on Thursday 4 December. 

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The Grad Show
5–14 December 2025
Thank you to everyone who came to celebrate our 2025 cohort at last night's opening of The Postgrad Show.
 
The Postgrad Show is now on view across the NAS campus until 16 November.
 
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Opening tonight, The Postgrad Show.
 
Join us from 6–10pm to celebrate the work of our graduating Master of Fine Art (MFA) and Doctor of Fine Art (DFA) students, exhibited throughout the NAS campus.
 
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