Coursework programs
The South Australian School of Art
(SASA) offers postgraduate coursework programs across all SASA
studio specialisations. Four specialisations
- Glass, Ceramics, Jewellery and Metal, and Furniture Design
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complement and add value to the JamFactory Career Development Scheme
by offering courses that will enable candidates to develop professional skills
across a range of areas.
The SASA postgraduate coursework programs are vocationally focused and aimed at emerging visual art and design professionals seeking advanced training under the mentorship of experienced industry practitioners. Students undertake intensive studio training, working on projects under the guidance of professional industry mentors, culminating in the production of major exhibition projects in the final six months for the award of Master of Visual Art and Design.
Visual Art and Design (Specialisation) by Coursework brochure (PDF 882kb - download Adobe Acrobat)
- Graduate Diploma in Visual Art and Design
- Master of Visual Art and Design
- How to apply
- Program Director and lecturers
- Mentors
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Graduate Diploma in Visual Art and Design
Graduate Diploma in Visual Art and Design (Specialisation) (DGAD)
With specialisations in
Glass,
Ceramics,
Jewellery and Metal,
Furniture
Design,
Drawing,
New Media Arts,
Painting,
Photography,
Printmaking,
Sculpture
and
Installation,
Textiles,
Graphic Design,
Illustration
Design,
Art in Public,
Contemporary Curatorial Practice and
Arts Writing
1 year full-time program or part-time equivalent
The Graduate Diploma normally commences in July each year, with graduation
occurring in July of the following year.
Master of Visual Art and Design
Master of Visual Art and Design (Specialisation) (DMAD)
With specialisations in
Glass,
Ceramics,
Jewellery and Metal,
Furniture
Design,
Drawing,
New Media Arts,
Painting,
Photography,
Printmaking,
Sculpture
and
Installation,
Textiles,
Graphic Design,
Illustration
Design,
Art in Public,
Contemporary Curatorial Practice and
Arts Writing
1.5 years full-time program or part-time equivalent
Following on from the Graduate Diploma students can undertake the Master of
Visual Art and Design for a further six months, graduating in December.
Program Director and lecturers
Greg Donovan
Program Director: Graduate Diploma/Master of Visual Art and
Design (Specialisation)
Co-coordinator of Supervised studio 1, 2, 3, 4
Coordinator of Minor Thesis Project A and Minor Thesis Project B
Email:
gregory.donovan@unisa.edu.au
Tel: +618 8302 0684
Gabriella Bisetto
Co-coordinator of Supervised studio 1, 2, 3, 4
Jane Andrew
Business Practice for Artists and Designers
Professional Management VA
Nicholas Raimondo
Research Methods
VA
Mentors
Graduate Diploma in Visual Art and Design
Past and present mentors and external supervisors:
Frank Bauer (jewellery and metal)
David Blaiklock (illustration)
Kirsten Coelho (ceramics)
Peter Fisher (photography)
Nicholas Folland (sculpture and installation)
Grant Hancock (photography)
Phil Hart (ceramics)
Paul Hoban (painting)
Deb Jones (glass)
Khai Liew Design (furniture)
Christian Lock (painting and drawing)
Sue Lorraine (jewellery)
Mary Knights (curatorship)
Sue Ninham (graphic design and illustration)