Bring your drawings to life in this animation workshop!
Earthly delights surveys the significant creative achievements of Colin Lanceley (1938-2015) over five decades from the 1960s to 2012. This exhibition traces the evolution of his work from the early, raw collages made as a member of the Imitation Realists, an artist collaborative group formed at NAS, to his assembled sculptures of the mid-1960s and his subsequent incorporation of hand-carved assemblage into his painted surfaces over ensuing decades.
John Olsen: Goya’s Dog spans eight decades of the artist’s practice, from the 1950s, when he first visited Spain, to the present.
ON-CAMPUS: 13-14 May 2023, Saturday and Sunday 9.30am-4.30pm each day. Early Fee ends 3 April 2023
Tania Rollond
Be introduced to the basic skills of wheel-throwing clay, including how to centre the clay, lift, shape and trim the form. Tania demonstrates, encourages and guides you to develop techniques and confidence to make cups, bowls and sculptural forms.
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ONLINE: 8 February – 5 April 2023, Wednesday 2-5pm AEST. Early fee ends 2 January 2023
Fran O’Neill
Invigorate your painting practice and expand your visual vocabulary of abstraction and landscape painting. Learn how to draw out the abstract from within the conventions of landscape, looking backwards and forwards, and constantly exploring the rich potential of the painted image.
* please note there is a one week break on 22 February
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ONLINE: 8 February – 29 March 2023, Wednesday 10am-1pm AEST. Early fee ends 2 January 2023
Fran O’Neill
Invigorate your painting practice and expand your visual vocabulary of abstraction and landscape painting. Learn how to draw out the abstract from within the conventions of landscape, looking backwards and forwards, and constantly exploring the rich potential of the painted image.
Full details below: course outline, course delivery, lecturer profile, home-studio requirements and art materials
ONLINE: 26 April – 14 June 2023, Wednesday 10am-1pm AEST. Early fee ends 20 March 2023
Fran O’Neill
Invigorate your painting practice and expand your visual vocabulary of abstraction and landscape painting. Learn how to draw out the abstract from within the conventions of landscape, looking backwards and forwards, and constantly exploring the rich potential of the painted image.
Full details below: course outline, course delivery, lecturer profile, home-studio requirements and art materials
10 January 2023
1 – 4pm
6-8 years old
Sail across the seas, climb the tallest mountains or discover a new world in outer space as you create your own adventure comic!
After Everything Has Been Said, 2022
Face mounted photographic print on acrylic
100 x 100 cm
Framed
Born in Shiraz, Iran, Ali Tahayori currently lives and works in Sydney, Australia (Gadigal Land). Growing up in Iran during the 1980s, within a system of oppressive homophobia, he quickly adopted the dual vision of an outsider. Moving to Australia in 2007 and living in forced exile as an Australian migrant, he continued to exist as an enforced member of the subaltern. Drawing on his Cultural heritage, he incorporates the traditional Iranian craft of Āine-Kāri (Mirror-works), translating it into a contemporary visual vocabulary. By combining fractured mirrors with text and imagery, Tahayori aims to create kaleidoscopic experiences of revelation and concealment that capture the distorted vision he has inherited. In his practice, a discourse on diaspora and displacement meets a discourse about queerness.
9 January 2023
9.30am – 4pm
9-12 years old
Bring your drawings to life in this animation workshop!