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Staff & Alumni Exhibitions – November 2026
Thursday 29 October 2026
Please see below for current and forthcoming exhibitions and events featuring our staff and alumni. Fergus Berney-Gibson: Waverley Art Prize Congratulations to alum Fergus Berney-Gibson, the winner of the 40th annual Waverley Art Prize. Berney-Gibson was presented with the $15,000 Open Prize by Waverley Mayor Will Nemesh for his silk screen and mixed media piece As if I would be proud of you. …
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Friday 04 June 2021
Friday 04 June 2021
Patricia Piccinini is known as Australia’s foremost artist exploring the relationship between humanity and technology, and the ethical tensions it inspires in the viewer. Daniel speaks to the Melbourne-born artist at her latest show A Miracle Constantly Repeated – where life-like silicon sculptures are spread among the hidden upper rooms of Melbourne’s Flinders Street Station. The city’s COVID-19…
Friday 04 June 2021
Friday 04 June 2021
Article by Helen Pitt In 1964 when young radical the Reverend Ted Noffs opened the Wayside Chapel, an artist who worked with him at Kings Cross, Tiiu Reissar, painted his portrait for the annual Archibald Prize. Reissar was a lecturer at the National Art School in 1967. Read the full article through the link below. Artist Tiiu Reissar meets Wesley Noffs again, 50 years since she was his art te…
Friday 04 June 2021
Friday 04 June 2021
Article by Gabriella Coslovich In the lead up to John Olsen: Goya’s Dog, the Financial Review chat with Sydney designer, editor and researcher Kylie Norton, who compiled the catalogue raisonnè of a man often tagged as “Australia’s greatest living artist”, 93-year-old John Olsen, famed for his radiant suns, his trailing paellas, his wetlands bursting with frogs, and his joyously squiggly Australi…
Friday 04 June 2021
Friday 04 June 2021
Article by Housnia Shams For Japanese-Australian Hiromi Tango, art has always been an outlet to express her deepest, darkest thoughts. She is one of dozens of Australian artists featured in the Frame of Mind program – a series of exhibitions and panel discussions in Sydney and Perth, which aim to explore how art is used as a tool to help cope with mental health challenges. Read the full articl…
Thursday 03 June 2021
Thursday 03 June 2021
Article by Stephen A Russell Time Out Says You can see works that haven’t appeared in public for years as part of this inspiring career survey You know you’ve left an indelible mark on the cultural fabric of Australia when they build a hotel in your honour that not only wears your name, but is also hung chock-full of your unforgettable works. Great evocative painter John Olsen is one of that nu…
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