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The Prudence McLeod Prize 2026
Friday 27 February 2026
Congratulations to National Art School alum Tommy Carman as the recipient of this year’s Prudence MacLeod Prize. Supported by the Lansdowne Foundation, Tommy will undertake a 6-month residency at Acme Studios, London from July this year. Selection Panel Statement The selection panel was thoroughly impressed with the high calibre of applications across a diverse range of practices. The shortlisted…
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Thursday 20 February 2020
Thursday 20 February 2020
Article by Elizabeth Fortescue Biennale artist Lucienne Rickard will draw each day during her Extinction Studies project at National Art School for the Biennale of Sydney. Read more below. Image: Lucienne Rickard. Photo: Nikki Davis-Jones
Monday 17 February 2020
Monday 17 February 2020
LOCATION: Cell Block Theatre DATE: Friday 28 February TIME: Doors open at 6.30pm for 7pm start TICKETS: $20/15 Discover Australia’s most subversive and boldly original queer poets at our raucous poetry competition. Our slammers tell us what matters as we heat up the historic Cell Block Theatre with words of protest, love, rage and power. With a special guest host and some guest performances t…
Monday 17 February 2020
Monday 17 February 2020
Article by Nadiah Abdulrahim “One of the aims in curating Misfit is for people to realise that living a queer life does affect how you make art, how you see the world, and how you live your life. According to Scott Elliot, curator, there is a collective queer way of working and thinking.” Check out the full Art Guide review of Misfit: Collage and queer practice through the link below. Image: D…
Friday 14 February 2020
Friday 14 February 2020
Article by Leo Schofield National Art School Director and CEO Steven Alderton reveals his plans for the future of art in Australia. Image: Leo Schofield lunches with Steven Alderton at Moxhe in Waverley. Photo: John Appleyard
Friday 14 February 2020
Friday 14 February 2020
Article by Andrew Frost Documentary on painter and NAS alumnus Keith Looby is a cautionary tale of rebellion becoming almost more important than what you stand for. Read on through the link below. Image: Keith Looby, Resurrection, 1964 READ MORE
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