Tuesday 29 October 2019

In the centenary year of Parkers Sydney Fine Art Supplies we speak with Derek Parker about the brand’s latest products for artists. Parkers is a one-stop shop for product advice in the arts, the family run business has served artists in The Rocks foreshore, at the National Art School and in Redfern with both a warehouse and framing workshop where you can experience innovative approaches to framin…

Tuesday 29 October 2019

Check out the next wave of artistic talent at the National Art School’s Graduate and Postgraduate exhibitions, featuring final year students from all departments – ceramics, drawing, painting, photomedia, printmaking and sculpture. It’s the chance to admire and snap up artworks at the beginning of a brilliant career. POSTGRADUATE EXHIBITION 2019 EXHIBITION DATES: Friday 8 November – Sunday 17 No…

Tuesday 29 October 2019

By Rick Allen NAS alumni TODD Fuller lives in Sydney and has had his artwork exhibited all around Australia, but his love of Branxton still burns brightly. So much so, the 31-year-old’s latest exhibition is a snapshot of Branxton – in his own words “a nod to stories of greatness there, to some weird things … a nostalgic cross section of Branxton.” Image: Todd Fuller READ MORE

Monday 28 October 2019

By Christopher Allen We have all had the experience of seeing a friend’s child after the interval of a few years and being struck by the subtle but profound change that has taken place. They have become taller, the shape and proportions of their face have altered, and beneath these outward shifts we sense the evolving psychic reality of a being whose apprehension of the world is becoming more co…

Thursday 24 October 2019

On the occasion of the 500th anniversary of Leonardo da Vinci’s death, and to coincide with the Louvre’s blockbuster exhibition about the artist, Agenda is partnering with the National Art School to invite you to a three-part series of talks about European art history. Check out this article from the Australian below: By Matthew Westwood Few exhibitions in recent years have created such antici…