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NAIDOC Week 2026
Thursday 25 June 2026
This NAIDOC Week, the theme Fifty Years of Deadly recognises the enduring strength, resilience and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Fifty Years of Deadly is a tribute to the people who built this movement. The Elders who stood firm, the organisers who made space, the artists who turned resistance into expression, and the communities who keep showing up, year after …
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Monday 15 November 2021
Monday 15 November 2021
Studio Visit with Hiromi Tango This is your rare opportunity to visit the studio of Hiromi Tango. Previously scheduled as the keynote speaker for the Frame of Mind program, Hiromi has been engaging dynamically at the intersection between art and mental health for over ten years. Audiences will gain an inside view into Hiromi’s artistic practice, materials and ideas live from her Tweed Heads studi…
Tuesday 09 November 2021
Tuesday 09 November 2021
Article by Elissa Blake ‘Mum wasn’t looking for fame’. Ten years after their mother’s death, Tim and Louise reveal the striking landscapes and portraits painted by the limelight-shy second wife of John Olsen. Read the full article linked below, as Tim and Louise Olsen guide The Guardian through Valerie Marshall Strong Olsen: A rare sensibility, on view at the Rayner Hoff Project Space until Sa…
Wednesday 03 November 2021
Wednesday 03 November 2021
Article by Elizabeth Fortescue Recently The Sydney Morning Herald spoke with Dr Ella Dreyfus (NAS Head of Public Programs and Senior Lecturer) about her new documentary Dreyfus Drei. Read the full article linked below Photo: Kate Geraghty READ MORE
Tuesday 02 November 2021
Tuesday 02 November 2021
Article by Ellie Dudley. Recently The Australian spoke with Dr John Olsen AO OBE about his exhibition Goya’s Dog showing at NAS Gallery, his previous wife Valerie Strong’s first exhibition A rare sensibility showing at the Rayner Hoff Project Space, life during lockdown and more. Read the full article linked below. READ MORE
Thursday 28 October 2021
Thursday 28 October 2021
Feature by Lissa Christopher. Three weeks after returning from a “tough” trek to Everest Base Camp – an achievement that’s a testament to how fit she was at the time – Em Ingram-Shute was badly injured in an accident. Her neck and shoulders sustained most of the damage and “it was just debilitating,” she says. “I went from someone who was incredibly fit and very healthy to, well, I couldn’t mak…
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