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2009
The
Italian job
For Industrial Design alumnus John Hallett, the ancient practice of wood
turning is alive and well - and taking him on the trip of a lifetime.
SA
artists give back to our art community
The various creative skills of 28 artists have been brought together for the
first exhibition hosted by the Friends
of the South Australian School of Art (SASA).
Bark
takes on new skin
Curator of Indigenous Australian art, Susan Jenkins is back at her old
university to curate one of the Samstag Museum of Art's latest exhibitions.
UniSA
becomes a major sponsor of Adelaide Festival in new partnership
UniSA has become a major partner of the
Adelaide Festival's 2010
Visual Arts Program, including Artists' Week.
Italian
scholarship for SA designer
Bachelor of Design (Visual Communication) student Brianna Hammond has won a
Fabrica scholarship to go to Fabrica - the Benetton Group
Communications Research Centre - in Treviso, Italy.
High praise for young museum
UniSA's Architecture Museum, at the City West campus, has twice been highly
commended at the Museums Australia Multimedia and Publications Design Awards
2009.
Australian art ambassador in Venice
Brigid Noone, a UniSA Masters of Visual Arts student and part-time lecturer,
has landed in Europe to spend two months at the Venice Biennale.
Revealing
SA's fertile art
tradition
A love of South Australian art has seen UniSA PhD graduate Adam Dutkiewicz
start his own publishing company in a quest to showcase local artists'
work.
Finding a creative voice
Creativity and business acumen clearly run deeply through Anthony De Leo and
Scott Carslake. The 1997 graduates of UniSA's Bachelor of Visual
Communications have just celebrated a decade as business partners in their
Adelaide graphic design company Voice.
Windows
to success
Two students from the South Australian School of Art (now
the School of Art, Architecture and Design) have shone through at
two separate national awards programs.
Wild child
breaks free for Fringe
For UniSA School of Art lecturer David Blaiklock, the Adelaide Fringe isn't
just a time for celebration, it's a call to action.
Theory
Spine: a chance for students to re-align their degree
UniSA offers prospective and current students the
chance to take the Theory Spine pathway through
their undergraduate or postgraduate degree, focusing
on art, architecture or design theory and history.
2008
Innovative
architecture educator awarded
UniSA senior lecturer in architecture
Rachel Hurst has received a Commendation in the 2008
Neville Quarry Architectural Education Prize presented at the
Australian Institute of Architects'
(AIA) National Architecture Awards
Art
ethics more than censorship
The ethical needs of creative artists will come under the microscope at this
year's Australian Council of
University Art and Design Schools (ACUADS) conference, to be held at
UniSA from October 1-3.
New
database preserves the lives of SA architects
The Department for Environment and
Heritage (DEH), along with UniSA's
Architecture
Museum, are pleased to announce the launch of the
Architects of South Australia online database.
Desmond Tan presents scholarship in architectural history
It has been over 20 years since Desmond Tan put the finishing touches on his
student designs, but last month the Singaporean Bachelor of Architecture
graduate rediscovered the work that inspired his thriving career and sponsorship
of a scholarship to boot.
UniSA
honours contributions to art
A potter for over 50 years, Milton Moon has played a
vital role in the
development of ceramics in Australia. From 1969 to 1975 he was Senior
Lecturer and Head of Ceramics at the South Australian School of Art. His
influence made a lasting impression on South Australian crafts practice. See also
Happy
potter, an Honorary Doctor
Glass
artist on the world stage
With her works already in numerous public and private collections here and
abroad, glass artist and UniSA graduate Hilary Crawford is now making a
splash in galleries overseas.
Future bank captures Italy's
design capital
There is a subtle synchronicity in a former electrician, now a final-year
student in the professional Masters in Architecture, winning an
international award for a design concept that in part focuses on alternative
power.
All gold
for UniSA student-designed crutches
Observing a friend struggle with forearm crutches after sustaining an ankle
injury was the motivation for Michael Ng to develop award-winning functional
walking aids for his major final year project in UniSA's Bachelor of Industrial Design
ddegree program.
Cheeky
design beats the pros
Beating hundreds of professionals from Australia's
design industry, UniSA student Hat Morgan is the wit behind the cheeky poster
that was chosen to represent one her favourite events in 2008 - the Adelaide
Fringe Festival.
Art
captures domestic dreaming
Video, sound, performance, installations and hundreds of drawings all
contribute to the materialisation of domestic dreams in an exciting new
exhibition at the SASA Gallery
A
reflection of our history and culture in the pearl shell
A new University of South Australia art exhibition comprising a unique
display of pearl shell artworks will be open from today as part of the
Adelaide Bank Festival of Arts.
Chinese
exhibition forges new artistic links for SA
A recent exhibition of contemporary art in China has the potential to create
a wealth opportunity for the state's artistic community and students at the
SASA Gallery