NAS does a great job skyrocketing their artists into the commercial art world, a gentle swim into the deep end. What do you do in the deep end? Is it any nicer than the walkable shallows?
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Anastasia resurrects The Crying Room: Exhumed by Marcus Ian McKenzie At first, The Crying Room: Exhumed disappoints. Marcus Ian McKenzie…
What’s next for Sydney art? The National Art School’s (NAS) Postgrad Show claims to have the answers. The former Darlinghurst…
For many, it’s been a long year, longer than most. The balancing act of student life is ever-tenuous, with ever-mentioned…
Outside the walls of Sculpting the Senses we sanitise our world with concepts like biology, technology, astronomy, STEM, and other meaningless terms, inside these walls, however, everything is art, everything is celebrated.
Night Moves is a student volunteer exhibition at SCASS’ Backspace Gallery running from 22 August to 5 September 2024. It features…
Maybe it’s not for you, and that’s okay. But for those of us who appreciate little surprises and revel in exploring the city, there’s a whole world of art waiting to be found: you only need to look closer.
‘Until Liberation’ is a labour of love that we created through the use of lino printing. We took inspiration from…
Navigating through our collective grief is non-linear, joy is not the absence of grief nor is it the absence of criticality, and throughout the seven total venues participating in this year’s Biennale, we see how they try to expand on the complexity of celebration.
In this “sappy group-sop”, love is explored in all its genres and intricacies adorning all that enter the exhibition.
