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Adelaide Central School of Art

Locality: Glenside

Phone: +61 8 8299 7300

Address: 7 Mulberry Road, Glenside SA 5065 Glenside, SA, Australia

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25.01.2022 Don't forget the closing party for Johnnie Dady's 'Studio as Artwork [Standard Lifts]' exhibition. Over a period of three weeks, Dady has gradually developed new work, and played with the installation and juxtaposition of existing pieces, to create an active environment: an exhibition in constant flux. Come along to witness the resolution of this fruitful and dynamic period of development. RSVP via the event below...

23.01.2022 City of Holdfast Bay Patritti Brighton Jetty Sculptures Exhibition is currently on display. Held at Brighton beach, this 10 day event will transform the Esplanade into an outdoor sculpture gallery and be complemented by a display of indoor sculptures in a marquee on Bindarra Reserve. This exhibition runs until 31 January. Image: Matthew Turley, 'Finding Balance', sculpture commissioned from the Brighton Jetty Sculptures Exhibition 2020

22.01.2022 Graduate Lucy Dohrmann is showing new works tonight in her solo exhibition 'Visible Silence' at West Gallery Thebarton. Alongside Lucy's carefully deconstructed paintings are two separate solo shows by Sam Howie and Deborah Sleeman. 'Visible Silence' opens tonight 6pm and runs until 13 December. Image: Lucia Dohrmann, 'Coded Patterns 1' (detail), 2020, acrylic on canvas unravelled, photography Emma Dohrmann

21.01.2022 Congratulations to graduates Tiffany Rysdale, Alex Mullen, Marisha Matthews, Monika Morgenstern, Amy Joy Watson and Sheila Whittam who are all finalists in this year's West Torrens Art Prize. This year's theme focusses on sustainability from a community perspective. The finalists' work is on display at The West Torrens Auditorium Gallery, 1 Brooker Terrace, Hilton until the 20th of November. Congratulations all! Image: Tiffany Rysdale, 'Tiny House Living', oil on canvas, 60 x 75cm, image courtesy West Torrens Art Prize.

19.01.2022 Congratulations to graduate and lecturer Lucy Turnbull on being a finalist in the prestigious Evelyn Chapman Art Award 2020. The Evelyn Chapman Art Award is a $50,000 scholarship is presented to an Australian painter, intended to support a young Australian painter by furthering their art education both in knowledge and artistic practice internationally or in Australia. Well done Lucy! Image: Lucy Turnbull, 'Study - Haefligers Cottage, Hill End', oil on cardboard, 30 x 66cm.

18.01.2022 Graduate Alex Mullen has his new solo show 'Now I'm Here' opening at Collective Haunt Inc. this Thursday! "I lived there in the boiler room Where I painted by the night"... The show will open between 6pm - 8pm Thursday 5 November and will be on show until Saturday 5 December. Check out the event below for more details and to read the full text that accompanies the work...

17.01.2022 Make sure to head to FELTspace next Thursday and check out their November Exhibitions featuring graduate Tom Maguire in the Front Gallery! Tom Maguire’s show 'We Didn't Expect It Would Be So Beautiful' is initially inspired by the experience of travel and lived adventure. Working in response to both direct experience and with references to details of the remote Australian bush or uninhabited architecture, Maguire’s process begins with enlarging selected sections of photograp...hs taken or collected during these times. Pieced together with squares of blue masking tape, this process is repeated several times, resulting in different formal arrangements to develop new series of collages that evoke a sense of memory and place. Photocopying, cutting, and sticking back together is part of the physical process of further abstracting the original or existing environment that the viewer is then free to piece together or re-interpret as a new space. As with fragmented memories, these new compositional spaces provide reference materials for paintings on boards that are often unconventional in shape and format. In this way, the practice of painting itself begins to crossover into sculpture. His work will be shown alongside artist Ophelia Bakowski whose work ‘May All Acts Of Love And Pleasure Be My Rituals’ will be showing for FELTDARK. We can't wait

16.01.2022 Honours graduate Ash Tower is showing new work in 'The Burning of Vision', a solo show at Floating Goose Studios Inc.. The Burning of Vision is an exhibition of artefacts at the intersection of Baroque architecture and tabletop gaming. By employing materials and techniques of model-making for games, the exhibition undermines the typically opulent and excessive Western architectural style. The material practices of cardboard modelling, plaster casting, and miniature painting disarm the ‘monumental’ Baroque; leaving its essential motifs of repetition, scale and escapism. 'The Burning of Vision' opens Friday March 5 at 6pm. Visit the link below for more information.

15.01.2022 Congratulations to graduate Cynthia Schwertsik who has been won the Grand Prize in the International Limestone Coast Video Art Festival for their work "DOUBLE CHECK #31". Cynthia's work will be showing at The Riddoch Arts & Cultural Centre, Mount Gambier until 6 December. Well done Cynthia! Image: Cynthia Schwertsik, DOUBLE CHECK #31, still from moving image. Image courtesy of the artist.

15.01.2022 Join graduates Nicole Clift and Gemma Rose Brook alongside writer Kienan McKay for the opening of their new exhibition 'Relaxing Tensions'! This beautiful show curated by Christina Massolino, seeks to unfold the complex experiences that these 3 2020 Carclew resident artists faced during this year. The show will open at 5:30 PM on Friday 6 November at Carclew. Congratulations to these amazing artists, we can't wait to see the work

15.01.2022 Graduate Deborah Prior is currently showing work in a new multi-site exhibition, '_this breath is not mine to keep', showing at Fabrik Arts & Heritage. Opening Sunday 8 November 2- 4pm, '_this breath is not mine to keep' is a provocative multi-arts experiment exploring 10 stages of grief, delusions of supremacy and the existential joy of life. Ten co-creative installations, including sculptures, bio-art, multimedia, painting and poetry, form an arts trail linking 4 public galleries in South Australia Sep 2020 Jan 2021, with print and online publications. Image: Deborah Prior, 'Lost Flock' (detail), wool, vintage blankets, 2020. Photo courtesy of the artist

15.01.2022 CLOSING SOON Submissions for the City of Onkaparinga’s annual Surf Art Exhibition, celebrating the ocean and all things surf related, closes next Friday 13 November. In 2020, the annual Surf Art Exhibition will offer an art award, with an artwork being chosen to be awarded a prize of $2,000, along with a People's Choice Award to the value of $500. Good luck!

14.01.2022 Have you been thinking about studying art in 2021? Applications for our Bachelor of Visual Art and Bachelor of Visual Art (Honours) are officially open for next year! Taught from our award-winning campus in Glenside, our degree program provides a learning environment committed to small class sizes and one-on-one interaction with lecturers. Applications are due 11 January. To arrange a campus tour or discuss your application contact us 08 8299 7300. image: Students at Open Day 2020 photo by Sam Roberts

14.01.2022 Graduates Caitlin Bowe and Chelsea Farquhar currently have an exhibition of work in the Orange Heart Gallery WCH Foundation, 'Let it not pain you anymore than Earth hurts Earth'. Well done Caitlin and Chelsea!

14.01.2022 'The Shack' group exhibition launches this Saturday November 14 at Burra Regional Art Gallery. 'The Shack' features work from lecturer Sue Kneebone and graduate Gail Hocking alongside a suite of artists responding to the 'The Shack', its environment and history. Image courtesy of Burra Regional Art Gallery

14.01.2022 Adelaide Central Gallery's 'Studio As Artwork [Standard Lifts]' closing party. Photography by Sam Roberts.

13.01.2022 Adelaide Central School of Art wishes to recognise today, January 26, as a day of mourning for the First Nations people of Australia. We stand in solidarity with the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples of the Countries now called ‘Australia’, who have lost so much through British colonisation and continue to bear the burdens of profound inequalities in health, education, incarceration rates, etc. that are its direct outcomes. Those of us who are non-Aboriginal Aust...ralians should remember that our comforts, small or great, are built upon this original and ongoing invasion. Always was, always will be, Aboriginal land. Treaty now! Read further on the issue here: https://www.abc.net.au//indigenous-reconciliantio/12361712 Image: Elizabeth Yani Close & Jake Holmes, ‘C’mon Aussie C’mon’ (detail), acrylic on canvas, 2018

13.01.2022 This is the last week to visit this year's 'Wish You Were Here' exhibition! Come along and view over 330 postcard-sized artworks by established and emerging artists. Works are affordably priced at only $80 each. The works are signed on the reverse, so the identity of the artist is only revealed after your purchase. It’s a fun and brilliant way to start your own art collection or add something new. The show must close at 5pm Friday 20 November, don't miss it!... images: Donated postcard-sized artworks from the 2020 'Wish You Were Here' exhibition

11.01.2022 GRANTS OPEN: The City of West Torrens has announced its one-off COVID-19 Arts and Culture Grants program totalling $50,000. The first round is open until November 15. https://bit.ly/2G0FtKd

10.01.2022 Graduates Tricia Ross and Sue Boettcher are currently new showing work in 'S T I L L', a group exhibition at studio bowden. 'S T I L L ' contemplates everyday objects or flora as subject matter in photographic and painted artworks. Open on weekends until March 21.

10.01.2022 CLOSING SOON The Porter Street Commission is ACE Open’s newly established annual art award supporting new artwork commissions by South Australian artists at any stage of their career. Each year, $20,000 will be awarded to a selected artist for the purpose of producing an ambitious new work, and will be presented as part of ACE Open’s exhibition program as a 9-week solo exhibition at ACE Open across July and August. Applications close Friday 6 November. Good luck!

09.01.2022 Current third-year student Jingwei Bu is showing new work in 'Life Maps' at The Mill, opening this Sunday 28 February 1-3pm. Life Maps presents a series of abstract drawings made through meditative process, and Jingwei uses intuitive action to translate emotion and memory onto paper. There will also be an opening performance this Sunday to accompany the exhibition. Follow the link below to register.

07.01.2022 Honours graduate Carolyn Corletto's new show 'Random Acts of Obsession: The Artist as the Collector' opens tomorrow night at The Mill. Through working with found materials, paint, clay, thread and words, Carolyn has created a personal Wunderkammer. Following her compulsion to obsessively collect, she uses discarded domestic objects and ephemeral natural objects as sites for material investigation. Image: Carolyn Corletto, 'The 23rd Century Collector, 2020, found natural materials, wood, glass, velvet, gold leaf, courtesy the artist

02.01.2022 The Carclew Project and Development grants for individuals are currently open! Carclew offers grants to early career artists aged 26 years or under, for arts projects with a tangible outcome and/or skills and career development. Project & Development grants for individuals provide up to $10,000 and are offered twice per year for activity occurring in the following six months. The current round is for projects undertaken July - December 2021. Applications close midnight March 1 2021. Visit the Carclew website for more information and to apply.

02.01.2022 Our Sculpture and Contemporary Studies Department Head Nicholas Folland is currently showing new work at Linden New Art Gallery in 'Burn Down the House'. In this new exhibition, an installation of antique furniture and tree branches are adorned with thousands of crown bottlecaps, transforming them into 'lagerphones', a specifically Australian instrument. These encrusted forms lean and tilt across the Victorian-era domestic space, with the implication of their combined sound present in the room. You can listen to Nicholas discuss the show with curator Juliette Hanson below. Visit Linden New Art Gallery website for more information.

02.01.2022 ENTRIES OPEN: The Glover Prize for 2021 is now open. The Glover Prize is awarded annually for the work judged the best contemporary landscape painting of Tasmania. Visit the link to apply. Good luck! https://www.johnglover.com.au/about-us/enter-online/

02.01.2022 Graduate Jane Skeer is showing a new body of work, 'Out of the Ashes', tomorrow night at Collective Haunt Inc. The works are created from a residency in Kangaroo Island earlier this year, and meditate on the current state of the island after the bushfire destruction. "I invited Kangaroo Island in, to speak to me, I let the emotional state of the place get inside of me and then I responded to this experience". Jane Skeer 'Out of the Ashes' opens Thursday 5 November, 6-8pm an...d runs until 5 December. Image: Jane Skeer, 'The burnt remains of the potato shed - Kangaroo Island 2019/20, Bushfires on paper', 2020, photography Grant Hancock