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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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Monday 09 November 2020
Monday 09 November 2020
Article by Gina Fairley ArtsHub This week, the National Art School (NAS) – Australia’s longest-running independent fine art school – announced it was joining an international trend with for formation of the National Centre for Drawing (NCD). NAS Director and CEO Steven Alderton explained the new centre would be a focal point for, ‘establishing national and international connections to educatio…
Monday 09 November 2020
Monday 09 November 2020
Stephen Little joined NAS as Head of Painting in 2010, having taught in higher education since the early 1990s, including at the University of Western Sydney, Sydney College of the Arts and Goldsmiths College in London where he attained his PhD. He has worked with many major galleries including the Museum of Contemporary Art in Sydney, and White Cube and the Lisson Gallery in London, and has exh…
Wednesday 04 November 2020
Wednesday 04 November 2020
As the school approaches its centenary occupying the historic site of the former Darlinghurst Gaol (1922-2022), NAS students across all disciplines – ceramics, painting, printmaking, sculpture and photomedia – continue to engage with drawing throughout their degree courses. The school is affirming its core commitment to this crucial artistic skill with the establishment of the National Centre fo…
Monday 02 November 2020
Monday 02 November 2020
The National Art School’s Archive and Collection is hitting the road! National Art (part one) will open at Tweed Regional Gallery on Friday 13 November 2020, running until Sunday 3 January 2021. National Art (part one) presents a dynamic selection of artworks by 50 of Australia’s most significant artists who studied at NAS. As the school approaches 100 years on its Darlinghurst site (1922–2022) …
Monday 02 November 2020
Monday 02 November 2020
Article by John McDonald Sydney Morning Herald QStation, Manly, is hosting the first-ever Les Sculptures Refusées: A Celebration of Rejection, (until November 19). The idea of a Salon des Refusés for works rejected by Sculpture by the Sea has been around for a long time, so it’s ironic this show has appeared while the parent exhibition remains in suspended animation. It’s the brainchild of two …
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