Thursday 18 February 2021

Article by Tracey Clement The Mardi Gras festival kicks off on 19 February and NAS Queer Contemporary, at the National Art School, is once again contributing visual spice to the program. This year, SKIN DEEP features the tattooed bodies and intimate stories of LGBTQI+ people in a series of performances and two exhibitions. In SKIN DEEP the exhibition, Sydney-based fashion photographer WADED pre…

Tuesday 16 February 2021

Article by Jacinta Counihan Art runs in the family for the Lynches, with Central Coast twins, Amelia and Harley Lynch, graduating with a Master of Fine Art (MFA) from the National Art School (NAS) in Darlinghurst. “We are definitely not competitive people at all, if anything we help each other grow in each of our mediums because we can provide our own constructive comments to each other,” – Ame…

Saturday 13 February 2021

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Friday 12 February 2021

Heritage protection has been awarded to the historic buildings of the old Darlinghurst Gaol, which house the National Art School. The listing was announced by Arts Minister Don Harwin at a preview event of the National Art School’s Postgrad Show on Wednesday night, featuring the work of graduating Masters students. Read the full article through the link below. Photo: Ben Rushton READ MORE

Friday 05 February 2021

From the phenomenal parade to poignant talks, dazzling nights of live performance and visual feasts of fancy, the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Festival returns in 2021 with a glittering program of events from Friday 19 February. Highlights of the 2021 Festival include National Art School’s Queer Contemporary: SKIN DEEP. Read the full article through the link below. Photo: Waded READ MO…