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Queensland College of Art, Griffith University

Locality: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 7 3735 7111

Address: 226 Grey Street 4101 Brisbane, QLD, Australia

Website: www.griffith.edu.au/qca

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24.01.2022 A message from QCA Director, Professor Elisabeth Findlay. The Queensland College of Art is among many areas of the University to have some proposed changes to course and program offerings. The QCA remains committed to offering students a dynamic contemporary arts education across a broad range of disciplines. ... There is no proposal to discontinue our commitment to studio-based learning. The QCA will continue to provide studio-based learning in painting, drawing, photography, sculpture, installation and performance and will expand its strengths in visual communication design, interior and spatial design, product design, immersive design and interaction design. The QCA will continue to be one of the largest and most comprehensive art and design colleges in the country. Students who are currently enrolled in degrees at the QCA will all be able to continue in their programs. Griffith’s commitment to the arts is also supported by its investment across the Creative Arts, along with our collaborations with a number of cultural organisations and festivals. In line with most other universities, Griffith has experienced a sharp downturn in revenue due to the loss of international students. The loss of our international students is also being felt by the QCA. The University is expecting a $700m shortfall in revenue between now and 2025. The University is consulting with staff, students and stakeholders on the proposed changes and no decisions have been made. I look forward to being able to meet with students next week to talk to them about the proposed changes to some areas of the QCA and discuss any feedback or concerns. Professor Elisabeth Findlay Director Queensland College of Art

24.01.2022 Queensland College of Art lecturer Dr Fiona Foley is cementing her position as one of the country’s leading First Nations researchers, with the launch of her first book and a raft of fellowships and grants. As a proud Badtjala woman from K’gari (Fraser Island), Dr Foley’s art practice and research are built around a strong connection to country and culture.

23.01.2022 Griffith University Art Museum are thrilled to announce that their new publication ‘Gordon Bennett: Selected Writings’ will be released 14 November 2020, with a virtual book launch featuring Judy Watson, Tim Riley Walsh, Kelly Gellatly, and Stephen Gilchrist. Full details below.

21.01.2022 It's election time in Queensland and around the world, with New Zealand having just elected their PM and the USA in full campaign mode. Enjoy Queensland College of Art, Griffith University lecturer Dr Elizabeth Shaw's insights into the political power of jewellery in this chat with ABC Brisbane Radio Afternoons presenter Kat Feeney.

19.01.2022 Please join us in congratulating First Nations Queensland College of Art, Griffith University doctoral candidate Debbie Taylor Worley, who will embark on an epic journey back to country after winning the prestigious $10,000 Windmill Trust Scholarship from the National Association for the Visual Arts (NAVA).

10.01.2022 The 2020 Honours & MAVA Graduate Exhibition will open to the public this Saturday 14 November Saturday 21 November at QCA Galleries Griffith University. We're excited to showcase the work of our graduating students and celebrate their successes and outcomes.

10.01.2022 Congratulations to the team behind The Argus. The latest edition of the publication with the theme of 'disruption' is live online at http://theargus.net.au The Argus is a non-profit, student run, multi-platform visual journalism magazine that engages photography students majoring in Documentary Photography in their third year at the Queensland College of Art, Griffith University.

10.01.2022 The next in our series of online exhibitions in conjunction with QCA Galleries Griffith University is now live! Queensland College of Art, Griffith University Master of Visual Arts graduate Anna Gonzalez is an Australian artist who lives and works in Brisbane. She was born in Barcelona, Spain, to a generation that lived through a long dictatorial military regime. View images from her work 'Hocus Sulcus'. Anna has exhibited her artworks nationally and internationally. She has been a finalist in the Blake Prize for Religious Art, Redland Art Award, Lethbridge 10000 and 20000, and Clayton Utz Art Prize. She was commissioned by Mater Private Hospital to produce 13 paintings for their maternity rooms, and her works are in various private collections in Australia, Spain and Switzerland.

08.01.2022 Please join us in congratulating Queensland College of Art, Griffith University Visual Art Lecturer and Honours Program Leader Natalya Hughes, winner of the Sunshine Coast Art Prize 2020 for her work 'Gestural Body Painting', 2020. [Image via gallery.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au courtesy of the artist, Milani Gallery, Brisbane and Sullivan + Strumpf, Sydney. Photographic credit: Charlie Hillhouse] Find out more and view all finalists: https://gallery.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au//Na...talya-Hughes-W Sunshine Coast Council | Caloundra Regional Gallery | Griffith University

06.01.2022 We invite you to view the 2020 online graduate showcase of work from our graduating Queensland College of Art, Griffith University Honours and Masters students. View work from Master of Arts in Visual Arts (MAVA) students, Master of Design students, Honours (Design, Digital Media, Creative and Interactive Media, Fine Art, Contemporary Australian Indigenous Art, Photography) students. Congratulations to all students and we look forward to following your continued success! Unde...rgraduate works will be added over the next couple of months. View the online showcase at http://www.griffith.edu.au/qca-showcase Griffith University | Griffith University Alumni

05.01.2022 Join Kerry O'Brien and Jeff Bleich tomorrow, 29 October at 7:30AM AEST, for the fourth 'A better future for all' conversation series. Haven't registered yet? Visit https://betterfuture.griffith.edu.au/jeff-bleich/

05.01.2022 Join us tomorrow, Friday, 30 October from 6pm at QCA Galleries Griffith University for the opening event of Hold the Dopamine: Matthew Newkirk and Sebastian Moody. Both artists create large-scale outdoor projections and for Hold the Dopamine they have turned their public-facing practices towards a gallery context. Exhibition continues in the Webb Gallery at QCA South Bank until 6 November 2020, via email appointment. Click through to event for full details.