Posts tagged with Alumni

  1. Restless works by Indigenous and non-Indigenous artists

    Megan Evans, Fox, found taxidermy fox, glass beads, cotton, steel star pickets, and Hero, found antique ship in case, glass beads, cotton, steel star pickets

    Restless, at the Margaret Lawrence Gallery, Melbourne, exhibits recent works by Indigenous and non-Indigenous artists as a counterpoint to the “welt” paintings by Gordon Bennett (1955–2014). …

    blogs.unimelb.edu.au/vcamcm-direct/2017/05/23/restless-works-by-indigenous-and-non-indigenous-artists

  2. Art and science loom in the jellyfish bloom

    Sea-change (detail) by Penelope Davis made with silicon, nylon thread and plastic. Photo: Simon Strong/Artist supplied.

    The work of VCA Art alumna Penelope Davis blends art and science to form a commentary on the impact of climate change. By Kate Stanton, University …

    blogs.unimelb.edu.au/vcamcm-direct/2017/05/09/jellyfish-where-art-meets-science

  3. New ACMI X desks offered to University of Melbourne creatives

    ACMI X

    The University of Melbourne is pleased to announce the second round of successful applicants to the pioneering ACMI X co-working space in Melbourne’s Arts Precinct.

    blogs.unimelb.edu.au/vcamcm-direct/2017/05/08/new-acmi-x-desks-offered-to-university-of-melbourne-creatives

  4. 9 X 5 NOW exhibition receives huge response by Australia’s leading artists

    Charles Green and Lyndell Grant's 9x5

    More than 300 contemporary visual artists have contributed original artworks for the upcoming 9×5 NOW exhibition at the Margaret Lawrence Gallery in June 2017.

    blogs.unimelb.edu.au/vcamcm-direct/2017/05/08/9x5-now-exhibition-receives-huge-response-by-australias-leading-artists

  5. Artist Prudence Flint in her own words

    Prudence Flint graduated from the Victorian College of the Arts in 1989. Since then she has held solo exhibitions across Australia. She was a finalist in …

    blogs.unimelb.edu.au/vcamcm-direct/2017/04/27/artist-prudence-flint-in-her-own-words

  6. The VCA in eight artworks

    Many of Australia’s most notable established and emerging artists have passed through the Victorian College of the Arts. Here, current staff reflect on the works that …

    blogs.unimelb.edu.au/vcamcm-direct/2017/04/27/the-vca-in-eight-artworks

  7. Patricia Piccinini on the art of push and pull

    Her work is specific and universal, enticing and discomforting, recognisable and elusive – what are the driving forces behind the art of Patricia Piccinini?

    blogs.unimelb.edu.au/vcamcm-direct/2017/04/21/patricia-piccinini-on-the-art-of-push-and-pull

  8. In the Making – Su Baker

    Professor Su Baker is Director of the Victorian College of the Arts (VCA), University of Melbourne with 25 years’ experience in teaching, research and senior management. Su …

    blogs.unimelb.edu.au/vcamcm-direct/2017/04/21/in-the-making-su-baker

  9. Generators video: Exploring Aboriginal identity in dance

    By Alix Bromley What does the word half-caste mean for people born of two cultures? What are its implications on individuals and communities? Mariaa Randall, a …

    blogs.unimelb.edu.au/vcamcm-direct/2017/04/21/generators-video-exploring-aboriginal-identity-in-dance

  10. In The Making – Alice Darling

    Alice Darling – Master of Directing for Performance “At the end of the day I feel so excited to do the work that I do, and …

    blogs.unimelb.edu.au/vcamcm-direct/2017/04/20/in-the-making-alice-darling

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