School of Visual Arts and Design
Welcome to the School of Visual Arts and Design
The School of Visual Arts and Design operates in two campuses
of La Trobe University, Bendigo and Mildura.
Aligned with the excellent academic programs, students have
generous access to specialist studios and equipment. The Visual
Arts degrees aim to provide students with a quality environment
for learning and research, developing aesthetic appreciation
and design skills with an emphasis on individualism, whilst at
the same time offering the opportunity to expand technical expertise
across a broad range of media.
Dr James McArdle - Head of School |
Invitation to alumni of the School of
Visual Arts and Design and its antecedents
We are searching for Past Students of the School of Visual Arts and
Design, La Trobe University Bendigo, previously known as University College
of Northern Victoria, or Bendigo College Advanced Education.
Did you graduate from the institution in the period since 1968? We want
to find out what you have been doing and how art has remained part of
your life.
This is an invitation to participate in an Alumni Exhibition to be held
in the Phyllis Palmer Gallery on campus, as well as an opportunity to
be selected for a show at the La Trobe University Visual Arts Centre
121 View St Bendigo
An Honours Scholarship will be awarded by the La Trobe
Alumni Association to an eligible artist whose work is judged the most
outstanding example of research practice in the exhibition.
Artists are to submit, by 15 August 2008, 5 digital images on a disc
for selection by judges to:
Chris Wood,
School of Visual Arts and Design,
La Trobe University
PO Box 199
Bendigo 3552 phone: 03 5444 7917 fax: 03 5444 7953 or email:c.wood@latrobe.edu.au
| News and Exhibitions |
'Deluge' and
Intallation work By Tara Gilbee and Andrew Goodman. Main
Galery, Visual Arts Centre 121 View St Bendigo Exhibition runs from
August 28 to October 5, More
information |
Zen-Line-Play, drawings
by John Howley. Access Gallery, Visual Arts Centre
121 View St Bendigo. Exhibition dates:August 29 - September 21 2008.
Floor Talk and Slide Show with John Howley Saturday August 30 at
2pm. More information |
Noela Stratford, Travelling:Time,
Place and Translation: 1998 - 2008. Phyllis Palmer
Gallery. Exhibition Dates : Thursday
28 August – Thursday
18 September More information |
Born
Again Baroque - Lee-Anne Trewartha (Masters candidate) Paddington
Contemporary Fine Art Gallery 241 Glenmore Road, Five Ways, Sydney
20th August till 7th September. More information |
Work
by Susan McMinn (Masters candidate) will be featured in Battle
of Beersheba an exhibition at the Shrine of Remembrance 12 September
- 8 February. More information |
Dick
Turner (Masters candidate) - Layering
Land and Culture. Castlemaine
Art Gallery.Satureday 2nd August - 31st August. Gallery location
and hours. |
Silent
Ruptures Photography by Mathieu Bernard-Reymond, Kristian
Haggblom and Yoshiro Masuda. Curated by Kristian Haggblom lecturer
in Photography Mildura campus. Centre for Contemporary Photography
till August 30 Gallery
Web Site. More information 1.18MB pdf. |
Teaching
The School of Visual Arts and Design offers two, three-year, undergraduate
degrees:
Both degrees can also be taken at honours level
by completing a fourth year of study.
At postgraduate level both Masters and PHD degrees
by research are offered in all the Visual Arts disciplines.
The School of Visual Arts and Design also offers elective units for
students from outside the School in the following areas
For further information about elective units and Visual Arts Practice
refer to the Undergraduate
Handbook under BACHELOR OF VISUAL ARTS - BENDIGO (RBVA) and
BACHELOR
OF GRAPHIC DESIGN -BENDIGO (RBVAG)
Non - degree single units are also available:
Do you wish to undertake studies in visual arts and design at a
tertiary level and yet do not wish to enrol in a full degree? If it
is not possible because of time, work or other constraints to attempt
a full degree course you may undertake units in any of the studios or
in Art and Visual Culture. These units are offered on a fee for service
basis which represents excellent value, with full access to facilities
including after-hours, and you may use passes in these units to contribute
credits to a degree should you wish later to enrol in one.
More information about single units
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