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25.01.2022 Listen to Dr David Hansen, Associate Professor in the ANU Centre for Art History & Theory, Greg Lehman, Carol Westmore and Jane Deeth with producer, Mike Ladd, in a fascinating story for ABC Radio National’s program ‘The History Listen.’ The program focuses on colonial Painter John Glover's ‘A view of the artists house and garden in Mills Plains, Van Diemen’s Land’ (1835), using this single work of art to reveal stories of the artist's life and of the troubled history of 182...0’s-1830’s Tasmania. The program will be live broadcast on Radio National at 11.05am on Tuesday 17th November, with a repeat on Saturday 21st November at 5.30pm. https://ab.co/3kyTzBn

25.01.2022 Congratulations to School of Art & Design students, Sydney Farey, Melodie Liu and alumna, Yvonne Yong, recipients behind two of the ten projects that were part of the InnovationACT program, offering skills, tools, networks and access to start-up funding. Read more > https://bit.ly/32qo8CR

24.01.2022 Listen to Episode 2 of 'Future Self,' a production by Evana Ho from the College of Arts and Social Sciences. In this episode, Jonathan Zalakos, who is in his final year of a Bachelor of Design/Bachelor of Business Administration degree, interviews Ezra Satok-Wolman, a Canadian jewellery artist and Master goldsmith. Listen now > https://bit.ly/3qgcntk

23.01.2022 Stolen bicycle! One of our staff members had their bike stolen from the School yesterday If you see it please return it or send us a message letting us know where it is.

22.01.2022 Please join us for public seminar hosted by the ANU School of Art & Design Research Committee to discuss, share ideas, experiences and plans for how we can meet new and existing research and fieldwork challenges. 2 4pm, Tuesday 24 November 2020 Guest speakers include, Associate Professor Brenda L Croft (ANU), Aidan Hartshorn (NGA), Megan Cope, Professor Natalie King OAM (VCA), Jason Smith (Geelong Art Gallery), Dr Sean Dockray (ANU), Lucy Irvine (ANU), Lara Nicholls (PhD Ca...ndidate ANU), Dr Raquel Ormella (ANU), Professor Chris McAuliffe (ANU). https://bit.ly/3nqSQnr

22.01.2022 Congratulations to the 'Two-Way Project' team, awarded the Clare Burton Award for Excellence in Equity & Diversity. The Project is a ground-breaking initiative designed by a stellar team led by Dr Kirrily Jordan with Dr Annick Thomassin (CAEPR), A/Professor Alison Alder, Adele Cameron (SOAD) and Denise Angelo (SLLL) alongside Winnunga Nimmityjah Aboriginal Health Service to creatively build bridges between ANU and Indigenous women in the ACT and surrounds. Read more > https://bit.ly/36PmAnm

20.01.2022 Volunteers wanted! contour 556 is Canberra’s free public art biennial held around the designed heart of Australia’s capital city: Lake Burley Griffin. The 2020 program kicks off this Friday 9 October with an amazing line-up of art & performances. contour 556 is looking for volunteers to assist with the production of ‘walking drawings’ by Kerrie Poliness on Friday 30 and Saturday 31 October. Volunteers will need to attend a preliminary zoom meeting with Kerrie, an on-site work...shop and be available to lead the drawing event on the day. You can see some of Kerrie’s work here: https://vimeo.com/437720666 or here: https://www.contour556.com.au/artists-2020/kerrie-poliness Sound like you? Contact Karina Harris on 0418 428 432 or email [email protected]

16.01.2022 Have your say! Don’t forget to vote in the inaugural Drawing Prize People’s Choice Award, have you say and pick your favourite! The winner will receive a 12-month membership with the National Gallery of Australia, Canberra (NGA), kindly donated by the Gallery. VOTE HERE >> https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/PPVDL9K... Voting closes 5pm, Monday 19 October.

15.01.2022 Did you miss the public announcement of the Finalists and Winner of the 2020 ANU Drawing Prize? Watch it online here >> https://youtu.be/DxTVk9FOK5U << Don't forget to hop-on over to this Instagram page (https://bit.ly/2GsOlc4) to see each Finalist featured with their work and artist statement starting next Tuesday.

14.01.2022 Delivered virtually over four afternoons and two evenings, the 'Know My Name Conference' celebrates all women as artists, activists, researchers, intellectuals and mentors now and into the future. Foregrounding First Nations perspectives and diverse voices, the event will bring together leading and emerging Australian and international voices from arts and academia to share ideas, insights and creative practice. Through keynotes, performances, panels, discussions and artist-l...ed approaches, the conference will consider historical and contemporary experiences of gender and feminism in the arts to imagine new futures. The conference is accessible, inclusive and participatory. Sessions will include live captions, AUSLAN interpretation and audio description and will enable dialogue and discussion with presenters and the delegate community. Presented by the National Gallery of Australia, Canberra, the Know My Name Conference has been developed in collaboration with presenting partners the Australia Council for the Arts, The Australian National University School of Art & Design, The University of Melbourne and UNSW Art & Design Conference dates: 10-13 November 2020 Purchase tickets: https://nga.gov.au/knowmyname/conference.cfm Images: Sue Ford, 'Faces' 1976, National Gallery of Australia, Canberra, purchased 1984. Copyright Sue Ford archives, Melbourne Ann Newmarch, 'Women hold up half the sky.' 1978, National Gallery of Australia, Canberra, gift of the artist 1988, copyright Ann Newmarch

13.01.2022 For your diary! Sir William Dobell Annual Lecture: Professor Adrian Franklin - Upping the Anti-museum: Covid-19 and its Aftermath 6pm Wednesday 25 November https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/sir-william-dobell-annual-l... Upping the Anti-museum: Covid-19 and its Aftermath Professor Adrian Franklin We rarely write critiques of the art world thinking that their time will come within weeks of publication, but this happened to me in 2020. In Anti-museum, I rounded on the contemporary art museum as a failed centre of the art world and proposed new variants of the anti-museum as alternatives. Charged with extending its audience beyond the educated, art consuming classes, art museums continue to service a social elite delivered by the unlimited expansion of tourism. In contrast, Anti-museum showed how some art museums situated themselves as activists, promoting art production, expression and all-of-community engagement. No sooner was the book published than COVID-19 prompted a global collapse of tourism. Many art museums closed, some may never reopen. But a large number found an opportunity to rethink (and recover) core values and aims that had been crushed by the tsunami of tourism-led commercialisation. This lecture will review the ways in which mainstream art museums sought out new publics and forms of engagement during COVID, after the manner of my anti-museum examples, and assess the likelihood of this transforming the art world beyond 2020. Adrian Franklin is Professor of Creative Industries and Cultural Policy, University of South Australia. He is the author of Anti-museum (Routledge), The Making of MONA (Penguin) and numerous articles on art museums, arts festivals and tourism. Presented by Centre for Art History & Art Theory School of Art & Design ANU College of Arts & Social Sciences

13.01.2022 'contour 556' is Canberra’s free public art biennial held around the designed heart of Australia’s capital city: Lake Burley Griffin. The Biennial will continue for three weeks in October 2020 and feature over 60 local, national and international artists, working across sculpture, performance, sound and digital projections, many of whom are ANU alumni and staff. Check out the program here > https://www.contour556.com.au/2020

13.01.2022 Join ANU alumnae artist Dionisia Salas, artist and ANU Adjunct Professor Ruth Waller and Lecturer of Art History and Curatorship, ANU School of Art and Design, Dr Kate Warren in conversation with artist and Drill Hall Outreach coordinator Anne-Marie Jean in a live panel discussion. 12pm, Friday 4 December. Read more > https://www.facebook.com/events/819661845262887/

12.01.2022 Today! Head along to Haig Park to see some great work by our students!

12.01.2022 Author and naturalist, John Blay is a longtime friend of the ANU School of Art & Design and has been an important contributor to our Balawan and Bundian Way programs. Enjoy the virtual launch of John's new book, the third part in the forests trilogy, 'Wild Nature,' held last month via zoom. Watch here // https://youtu.be/QSIIKevcrS8 //... John is introduced by Professor Denise Ferris, Head of School, and joined by esteemed guests Pastor Ossie Cruse MBE AM and Professor Mark McKenna, Department of History, University of Sydney.

12.01.2022 Zoomposium: Performance, Science & Technology | 9am5pm Friday 27 Nov 2020 Speakers include Dr Elisa deCourcy and Associate Prof Martyn Jolly, both staff from the School of Art & Design. This zoomposium will explore the way popular entertainment, including historical science shows, clown acts, magic lantern and robot performances, represent and interact with science and technology. ... Speakers will discuss mad scientists in comics, the link between the Joker and virology, ‘Android Science’, the evolution of Hulk and many other exciting topics. Read more and register > https://bit.ly/3eGFOiw Image: Photo by Jürgen Bürgin, www.juergenbuergin.com

11.01.2022 In this tumultuous year, the 2020 ANU Vice-Chancellor’s Awards celebrated members of the University community who have continued to achieve outstanding results in the face of this year’s challenges, and those who have worked tirelessly to respond to the challenges. Congratulations to the 'Two-Way Project' team, awarded the Clare Burton Award for Excellence in Equity & Diversity. The Project is a ground-breaking initiative designed by a stellar team led by Dr Kirrily Jordan w...ith Dr Annick Thomassin (CAEPR), A/Professor Alison Alder, Adele Cameron (SOAD) and Denise Angelo (SLLL) alongside Winnunga Nimmityjah Aboriginal Health Service to creatively build bridges between ANU and Indigenous women in the ACT and surrounds. Congratulations to Associate Professor Alison Alder, Adele Cameron, Lucy Irvine Read full article by Evana Ho > https://bit.ly/3fUdMkn

11.01.2022 F!NK alternative jug project featuring ANU School of Art & Design Alumni. Read // https://soad.cass.anu.edu.au/ne/fnk-alternative-jug-project Image: Jess Higgins, 'Navigate' 2020, hand engraved anodised aluminium (charcoal/gold/orange) with powder coated handle. Photo: DMC Photography

10.01.2022 WINNER // congratulations to Duncan Currie, Winner of the 2020 ANU Drawing Prize! Duncan is in his 1st Year, completing a Bachelor of Design. Read more > https://bit.ly/33hLoDZ Congratulations also to the thirteen finalists; Shiara Astle, Zoe Bilston, Izaak Bink, Mark S Cam, Wendy Dawes, Elissa Jackson, Janet Jeffs, Chin-Jie Melodie Liu, Hen Miller, Siobhan O’Connor, Emily April O’Neill and Josh Ophel.... Head on over to our Instagram page as we feature finalists from next week with images and artist statement >> https://www.instagram.com/soadgalleryanu/ Images: Duncan Currie, 'The Cave' (triptych), 2018 Charcoal on paper, 20 x 42cm

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05.01.2022 Join Emma Beer, artist & School of Art & Design Technical Officer, Peter Jones, Collector and Tony Oates, Drill Hall Curator and Terence Maloon, Drill Hall Director for a panel discussion on Lightworks exhibition at Drill Hall Gallery. Friday 20 November at 12 noon. Panel Discussion & Catalogue Launch at Drill Hall Gallery Bookings Essential https://bit.ly/2INNXps

03.01.2022 Amplified Together | 2020 Graduating Exhibition Online launch party // 6pm, Friday 4 December Register now // https://bit.ly/38xgivm

03.01.2022 Students from the ANU School of Art & Design invite you to engage with a series of interventions and participatory works, this Saturday, 28 November, 11am - 2pm at Haig Park!

02.01.2022 http:// CONGRATULATIONS // to Elliot Bastianon, alumnus of the School of Art & Design who has been invited to exhibit at the National Gallery of Victoria for the 2020 Triennial a contemporary art and design exhibition. Designing and making uncommon furniture and objects from ordinary chemicals and materials, Elliot Bastianon’s crystal encrusted works contribute to a display of speculative design projects that look to systems and processes found in nature to communicate ideas of ...order, disorder and entropy. Comprising new works Cylinder bench seat 2020, Column 2020 and Chair from the Growth Site series 2018, Bastianon submerges his steel and concrete designs in a copper sulphate bath to encourage the propagation of dazzling blue crystals. Taking hold, the crystallization process is directed by the designer with the use of extraneous apparatus and tools. The crystal growth appears to render the furniture and objects dysfunctional, while introducing striking aesthetic features that remind us intellectually of nature’s own inherent and recurrent ability to create, adapt and colonise. The works open the proverbial door to rethinking this intersection between human-centric design and the natural systems of our planet that enable people and societies to exist. Designer Elliot Bastianon applies a conceptual approach to the production of experimental furniture and objects. Referencing ubiquitous furniture types, he draws on a diverse and unconventional material palette to explore relationships between everyday contexts, science and nature. Exhibiting since 2010 Bastianon has presented his work at Melbourne Design Week (2018 and 2020); Salone del Mobile, Milan (2018); Denfair, Melbourne (201718); and Craft ACT (2017). Find out more about the Triennial >> https://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/exhibition/triennial-2020/ * text courtesy National Gallery of Victoria Images: Courtesy the artist

01.01.2022 Congratulations to Ellliot Bastianon, Canberra furniture designer and ANU School of Art & Design alumnus, on having his work accepted to the NGV Triennial! Elliot designs and makes uncommon furniture and objects from ordinary chemicals and materials. The NGV Triennial runs from 19 December 2020 to 18 April 2021 at NGV International, in Melbourne. Visit www.ngv.vic.gov.au/exhibition/triennial-2020/