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Course Enquiry Desk: Meet the student services team and ask any questions you might have Bachelor of Fine Art Info Session: National Art School lecturers will Cell Block Theatre Black Theatre about National Art School courses, admission and student life on campus. 10.30 – 11.30am talk through undergraduate study options and the admissions process.

One on One Advice Sessions: Meet with our faculty to talk through your portfolio and find out Gaol Tour: Join us for a tour of the original , Meet inside Cell Block Theatre how to make your work stand out. 10.30 – 11am shedding light on the fascinating history of the NAS site and exposing the Forbes St hidden corners not usually open for public access. Entrance Short Courses: Meet our educators and learn about the school’s extensive public program of Cell Block Theatre evening and daytime courses, weekend workshops and five-day intensives. Hands-on Screen Printing: See a screen printing demonstration Screen Studio Education Outreach: Meet our education outreach team and find out about our programs for 11am – 12pm and take home your own poster. Building 16 Cell Block Theatre primary and high school students, teachers and families in the school holidays and on weekends. Photography portraits: Discover the NAS lighting studio where Meet inside the Forbes Guided Tours: NAS students will lead guided tours of the campus throughout the day, enquire at Photomedia students will use a tethered Hasselblad digital camera Lighting Studio Street entrance the Forbes St Gate. 11am – 3pm and studio lighting equipment to shoot visitors’ portraits then make a Building 1 print to take home. Forbes Street Markets: NAS students will be selling one off artworks, jewellery, clothes and more - and check Alumni Talk: Hear from recent NAS graduate and Open Day entrance out the NAS merchandise stall. NAS Gallery ambassador Kirtika Kain about her experience at art school and her 11 – 11.30am Courtyard Food: Kick back and take in the historic charm of the grounds. The NAS Cafe has a tasty first solo show this year. NAS Cafe selection of food and drinks, Little Marionette coffee, and student artworks on the walls. NAS Band: Listen to music from The Current, the very talented NAS NAS Cafe 11.30am staff and student band. Courtyard Ceramics Studio Hands-on Ceramics: Learn the basics of wheel throwing and handbuilding your own clay artwork. Building 24 Short Courses Info Session: Hear all about our extensive public Black Theatre Exhibition: Paper Tigers celebrates ’s vibrant and experimental printed visual culture from the 11.30 – 12pm short course program and find the right one for you. NAS Gallery 1970s, including posters, prints and photos by both celebrated and anonymous artists and designers, some art school students themselves. Bachelor of Fine Art Info Session: National Art School lecturers 12 – 1pm will talk through undergraduate study options and the admissions Black Theatre Open Studios: Go behind the scenes and discover what goes on in an artist’s studio. Talk to process. Across Campus NAS students as they work on projects in Drawing, Painting, Photomedia, Ceramics, Printmaking and Sculpture. Bronze Pouring Demonstration: See the sculpture department in 12pm Foundry Library Stairwell Gallery: The Least Reasonable Formation exhibition shows off work by third (approx) action as they pour hot liquid bronze into a mold. Library year sculpture students in an intimate space. Master of Fine Art Info Session: Meet with National Art School Building 11 National Art School Library: Visit our specialist research library dedicated to the visual arts, an 12.30 – 1pm lecturers to discuss postgraduate study options. Seminar Room Library amazing resource for our students. NAS Band: Listen to music from The Current, the very talented NAS NAS Cafe Rayner Hoff Project Attend a class: Sit in on a first year painting class to see what students are working on now and 1pm staff and student band. Courtyard Space how the class is taught. Alumni Talk: NAS alumnus and Open Day ambassador Alesandro NAS Gallery Exhibition: As part of the first year drawing program, NAS students have created full-sized Ljubicic discusses his art school days and building a successful The Chapel 1.30 – 2pm Courtyard Glassroom Gallery skeletons with inventive constructions. career with his in-demand floral paintings.

Short Courses Info Session: Hear all about NAS’s extensive public Sculpture Studio Hands-on Life Modelling: Learn how to sculpt your own clay portrait mask. Black Theatre Building 5 1.30 – 2pm short course program and find the right one for you.

Archive and Collection Historic Collection: The NAS archives contain an extraordinary collection of artefacts from the Bronze Pouring Demonstration: See the sculpture department in site’s history and unique artworks from alumni including and Martin Sharp. 1pm Foundry Building 11 (approx) action as they pour hot liquid bronze into a mold. Hands-on Life Drawing: Draw from a life model in the chapel, one of the School’s most Chapel Bachelor of Fine Art Info Session: National Art School lecturers will beautiful historic buildings. Black Theatre 2 – 3pm talk through undergraduate study options and the admissions process. Hands-on Kids and Family Workshop: Join us to make a collaborative stencil mural with found Building 25 images and funky patterns. Create your own to take home or contribute to this large scale installation. Panel discussion: Part of Paper Tigers, a panel including artists Blak 2 – 3pm Douglas, Marie McMahon and Chris O’Doherty (aka Reg Mombassa) and NAS Gallery Building 25 Exhibition: A range of drawings by current third year students. musician Kirin J Callinan tackle the theme ‘Art Speaks Truth to Power’.

Gaol Tour: Join us for a tour of the original Darlinghurst Gaol, Meet inside Workshop NAS Workshop: Drop in to the workshop, a hive of activity for students working across disciplines. Check out the tools and equipment, explore different techniques, and find out about 2.30 – 3pm shedding light on the fascinating history of the NAS site and exposing the Forbes St Building 11 support for students. hidden corners not usually open for public access. Entrance

Print Lab NAS Print Lab: Drop into the professional print lab, the school’s high-quality commercial grade facility. Doctor of Fine Art Info Session: Meet with National Art School Building 11 Building 11 3 – 3.30pm lecturers to discuss postgraduate study options. Seminar Room