Wednesday 09 October 2019

By Art Almanac NSW artist (and NAS alumnus) Luke Sciberras cut off from the loom the recently completed tapestry, Bridle Track, Hill End. The event took place on Tuesday 8 October, 10 am at the Australian Tapestry Workshop in South Melbourne; celebrating 50 years of fundraising by the Bathurst Regional Art Gallery Society (BRAGS). Designed by Sciberras, the commissioned tapestry was handwoven by…

Tuesday 08 October 2019

By Carrie Miller JUSTINE VARGA: CAMERA OBSERVA A photographer without a camera, NAS alumna Justine Varga opens up the conceptual and material possibilities of what a picture can be. Image: Nick De Lorenzo READ MORE

Wednesday 25 September 2019

We are thrilled to announce the recipients of our 2020 international residencies. British School at Rome Residency Skye Wagner (Sessional Lecturer, Photomedia) Onslow Storrier Studio at La Cité Internationale des Arts in Paris Residency Lisa Jones (Sessional Lecturer, Drawing) and Julia Davis (Sessional Lecturer, Sculpture) (in collaboration) Sienna White (BFA (Hons) Graduate and Sessional L…

Monday 23 September 2019

DATE: Thursday 3 and Friday 4 October 2019, 9am–5pm LOCATION: Cell Block Theatre, National Art School SPEAKERS: Alisa Bunbury, Anita Callaway, Mark de Vitis, Molly Duggins, Fiona Foley, Shannon Foster, Stephen Gilchrist, Michael Hill, Alison Inglis, Martyn Jolly and Elisa deCourcy, Jonathan Jones, Lorraine Kypiotis, Greg Lehman, Maria Nugent, Holly Schulte and Priya Vaughan. This two-day sympo…

Monday 23 September 2019

By Christopher Allen We are accustomed to thinking of decades, especially in recent history with which we are more familiar, as having distinct characters, in rather the way that we think of cities or quarters and suburbs within a city as having an ethos, typical classes or categories of inhabitants and businesses. Image: Paul Worstead Settlement Dance – Sports and Annual General Meeting, 1978.…