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Fishnets Commission
Monday 23 February 2026
An exclusive new commission opportunity is now open to National Art School alumni who have graduated within the past five years, made possible through NAS Foundation member and award-winning architect and interior designer Blainey North.Fishnets, a new Japanese restaurant opening in Bronte, is seeking an artist to create a large-scale artwork across the restaurant interior and exterior. This is a…
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Thursday 13 May 2021
Thursday 13 May 2021
Calling all Future Makers: NAS School Holiday Workshops are back! 28 June – 9 July 2021 Join us this Winter School Holidays for our new Future Makers Programs! Our workshops provide young people aged 6–16 with opportunities to engage with artists, art-making and other forms of creative production on site at NAS. View all Future Makers Workshops
Wednesday 12 May 2021
Wednesday 12 May 2021
The National Art School would like to congratulate NAS alumni Yul Scarf, winner of the Schenberg Art Fellowship 2021, for their works HomeBuilder Scheme (new build or renovate) (2020), This Remains 100% Aboriginal Land (2020), and COLONIAL VIRUS (2020). The judges of this year’s Fellowship were Amy Barrett-Lennard, PICA, Sally Quin, Curator, UWA Art Collection, and Patrice Sharkey, Artis…
Wednesday 12 May 2021
Wednesday 12 May 2021
We’ve just launched our Short Courses for July – Dec 2021! An exciting new range of short courses from July to December 2021 are now open for enrolments. Experience the National Art School’s studio-based programs, designed for students of all levels – whether you are a starting out as a beginner, furthering your studies, refreshing your teaching skills, practicing as an artist, or contem…
Tuesday 11 May 2021
Tuesday 11 May 2021
Article by Nick Miller NAS alumnus James Nguyen has won the biennial Nillumbik Prize for Contemporary Art 2021 announced last week at Montsalvat. Nguyen, 38, is the first digital artist to be awarded the $20,000 Prize. Read the full article through the link below. Photo: Joe Armao READ MORE
Thursday 22 April 2021
Thursday 22 April 2021
Article by Gina Fairley NAS alumna Fiona Hall’s work Who goes here? is now on display at the Hyde Park Barracks. Fiona Hall was inspired by the stories and identities of the many people who lived and worked at the Hyde Park Barracks from 1819 to 1887: convicts, immigrants and asylum inmates and the officials who controlled their lives. Read the full article through the link below. Photo:…
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