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Visual Arts QUT

Locality: Kelvin Grove, Queensland

Address: 7 Musk Avenue 4059 Kelvin Grove, QLD, Australia

Website: www.qut.edu.au/study/study-areas/study-visual-arts

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23.01.2022 Jemima Wyman has collaborated with Zach Blas in ‘Im here to learn so :))))))’ which shares the story of Tay, an Artificial Intelligence (AI) chatbot and is currently featured in the exhibition CONFLICT IN MY OUTLOOK_WE MET ONLINE!

23.01.2022 Fantastic to see Steph Woods' collection at the Museum of Brisbane shop! Steph Woods, also known as Invention Collection, is a ceramic artist and designer currently based in Brisbane, Queensland. Steph completed a Bachelor of Fine Art (Visual Arts) at QUT in 2017. Her work is a homage to personal experiences, gestures, and sentimental values.

20.01.2022 Visual Arts at QUT is now open for applications for 2021 entry - closing Monday 28th September. You can find online videos about preparing an entry portfolio, information about $30 000 Elite Visual Arts Scholarships, and Virtual Tours of our spaces here: https://www.qut.edu.au/get-ready-for-study-in//visual-arts

20.01.2022 Kinly Grey is presenting a new work this Saturday, a "site-specific and sensory experience, exploring the complex intersection between optimism and pessimism at a time when change is the only constant".

20.01.2022 Happy Friday We’re starting Pride early with ‘Queer Pendulum: for the ones before and after us’. This panel discussion brings together four of the Queer-identifying artists exhibiting in ‘Hold Sway’ to discuss art practice and the importance of Queer representation Tune in at the link in the bio or at https://hold-sway.com/events/#queer-panel-discussion for the full discussion #lgbtqia

18.01.2022 Outer Space is hosting a crit session this Saturday with guest Elizabeth Willing! Elizabeth completed a MFA at QUT in 2019 and has exhibited her work widely including most recently at the Museum of Brisbane, UQ Art Museum and Caloundra Regional Gallery.

17.01.2022 Great to see this discussion of the 'Bauhaus Now' exhibition, opening tomorrow at the Museum of Brisbane:

17.01.2022 HAVE YOUR SAY on the future of NAVA and Australia’s contemporary arts complete NAVA's survey to help them determine their future role in advocating for and supporting visual artists.

17.01.2022 HOLD SWAY CLOSE UP #1 Works by: Isabella Catenaro, Ruaa Al-Rikabi, Zara Dudley, Georgia Hayward, Charlee Carthew-De Looze, Madeleine McInnes-Smith See more of the Hold Sway graduating artists at https://hold-sway.com/#Artists... #qutcreate #qutvisarts #holdswayshow

16.01.2022 Big congratulations to Sam Cranstoun and Roman Longginou, finalists in this year's Paul Guest Prize at Bendigo Art Gallery!

16.01.2022 This year, the Milani Family Art Prize was judged by artist Vernon Ah Kee. We're delighted to announce that graduating artist Bella Deary was awarded this prize for 2020. Bella's practice gathers influence from environmental science and climate activism to promote the equality of all living forms. Read about her work here: https://hold-sway.com/bella-deary/#bio Thank you to the Milani Family for sponsoring this prize.... #qutcreate #qutvisarts #holdswayshow

15.01.2022 HOLD SWAY CLOSE UP #2 Artists: Kate Land, Charlotte Lanchester, Katlin Litt, Dominik Kregar, Jacob Squire, Amy-Jean Mitchell See more graduating artists at https://hold-sway.com/#_Artists

12.01.2022 Congratulations to graduating artist Lucy Nguyen-Hunt who was awarded a Highly Commended for the Hilde Chenhall Memorial Scholarship in Visual Arts this year! Lucy's practice manifests as dismantling preconceived notions of identity through the lens of a camera and her culturally hybrid and queer gaze. Read more about her work here: https://hold-sway.com/lucy-nguyen-hunt/#bio #qutcreate #qutvisarts #holdswayshow

12.01.2022 Launching tonight 6pm! 'Hold Sway' Virtual Screening program at https://hold-sway.com/events/#virtual-screening With video and performance works by graduating artists - Bella Deary, Zara Dudley, Nichola Holtham, Nicholas Tossmann, and Lillian Whitaker. Image: Zara Dudley, 'Ribboning III' performance, 2020.... #qutcreate #qutvisarts #holdswayshow

11.01.2022 Congratulations to Rhanjell Villanueva who has been awarded the 2020 Hilde Chenhall Memorial Scholarship in Visual Arts! This Scholarship is supported by the Chenhall Charitable Trust in memory of renowned local artist Hilde Chenhall, to support emerging visual artists to have an outstanding impact on the field. Thank you to the industry member on the selection panel this year - Amy-Clare McCarthy. Rhanjell's practice examines cultural identity by unraveling post-colonial pat...terns and cultural conflict. Working across media including sculpture, photography and video installation, he materialises deep transcultural knowledge and narratives rooted from oppression and the feeling of displacement. Read more about his work here: https://hold-sway.com/rhanjell-villanueva/#bio #qutcreate #qutvisarts #holdswayshow

10.01.2022 Kimberly Stokes has an exhibition opening this Saturday at The Walls! Kim has been working at The Walls throughout Winter as part of their 2020 LOCAL AIR (ARTIST IN RESIDENCE) program. Kim graduated from QUT Visual Arts BFA in 2019 and her practice examines the effects of digital culture on perceptions of self.

09.01.2022 We're excited to announce the winner of this year's Eyeline Prize is Nicholas Tossmann. Nicholas' emerging art practice employs self-reflexive methods of working with text, mapping, performance, video and installation. Read more about his work: https://hold-sway.com/nicholas-tossmann/#bio The Eyeline Prize is awarded to an exceptional visual arts graduate, based on their artwork in the Graduate Exhibition and commitment to developing their future art practice. The prize is a...warded by Executive Editor, Sarah Follent. Eyeline is a leading art publication, established for over 30 years. https://www.eyelinepublishing.com/ #holdswayshow #qutcreate #qutvisarts

09.01.2022 Daniel McKewen has new work featured in 'Conflict in My Outlook', a major group exhibition curated by Anna Briers, UQ Art Museum. The online exhibition foregrounds the Internet as a source of both human connection and societal division, a purveyor of fake news, post-truth politics and an apparatus of surveillance.

09.01.2022 It’s here! The ‘Hold Sway' Virtual Screening program is now live! Link in bio and at https://hold-sway.com/events/#virtual-screening There are video and performance works by graduating artists Bella Deary, Zara Dudley, Nicola Holtham, Nicholas Tossmann, and Lillian Whitaker. Image credits (in order):Bella Deary ‘829.8 Metres’; Zara Dudley ‘Ribboning III’; Nicola Holtham ’Sever and Protect’; Nicholas Tossman ‘Subjective Artist’; Lillian Whitaker ‘Petri Dish’.... #qutcreate

08.01.2022 The ‘Hold Sway’ hits keep coming The last in our series of ‘In the Stu’ artist talks are now live! Link in bio and at https://hold-sway.com/events/#artist-talks Now’s your chance to hear from five more of our graduating artists as they discuss the fascinating details of their practices! #qutcreate

06.01.2022 Prize Announcements! Today the winners of our four Visual Art prizes have been named as part of ‘Hold Sway’. Head through to https://hold-sway.com/about/#prizes or the link in our bio to see the details of those awarded, and more of their amazing work! Congratulations to our graduates! More ‘Hold Sway’ virtual events are coming this week so stay tuned!

06.01.2022 Installed! Nicholas Tossmann, 'Understanding Not Understanding' (2020). The graduating students transformed the Visual Arts studios and gallery to install their works - this year, experience the Grad Show virtually here: https://hold-sway.com/about/ #qutcreate #qutvisarts #holdswayshow

04.01.2022 Excellence Scholarships are available for top ranked QUT visual arts applicants - if you’re an outstanding applicant in your online portfolio and interview you could receive up to $30,000!

03.01.2022 We're really looking forward to this exhibition - 'Bauhaus Now' will feature original artworks from this period, plus a series of contemporary recreations that demonstrate the impact of this movement in Brisbane and Australian art history.

03.01.2022 The ‘Hold Sway’ events continue The first four of our ‘In the Stu’ artist talks are now available for you to watch at your leisure! Link in bio and at https://hold-sway.com/events/#artist-talks Head there now to hear insights from our graduating artists about their grad show artworks and all their creative motivations! #qutcreate

01.01.2022 We really enjoyed our gallery visit yesterday with 3rd year Visual Arts students to see the new exhibition and to hear from public programs dab hand Sarah Barron about navigating your way in the arts industry after graduation.

01.01.2022 Congratulations to this year's winner of the NAVA Ignition Prize - Lillian Whitaker! The NAVA ignition Prize is awarded to a graduating Visual Arts student with outstanding achievement and future potential in professional practices. Lillian's practice analyses aspects of ecology with a specific focus on themes of symbiosis within European honeybee colonies. Lillian uses practical field-work methods to create artworks, informed by observed ecological phenomena. Read more abo...ut her work: https://hold-sway.com/lillian-whitaker/#bio #qutcreate #qutvisarts #holdswayshow

01.01.2022 Are you passionate about creating a future in Visual Arts? This Wednesday 9th September, we are hosting a free online Visual Arts - how to apply session for 2021. Register now: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/get-ready-to-apply-qut-visual-