Tag: Adelaide Central School of Art
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Whyalla to get ‘vital’ upgrade of airport and new foreshore playground
Premier Peter Malinauksas said funding from the federal and state governments and council is the final piece of the puzzle that will make the upgrade a reality. “We are optimistic about Whyalla’s future and want to ensure this important regional centre can seize opportunities as major local infrastructure projects come online,” he said. The Albanese…
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Adelaide Central School of Art $7 million revamp
The Adelaide Central School of Art has secured $7 million in federal funding to create a multi-use arts facility. Announced by the Minister for Infrastructure, Catherine King in Adelaide, the money will allow for the redevelopment of a decommissioned heritage building within the Glenside Precinct, known as Erindale. Adelaide Central School of Art Chief Executive…
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SA’s latest emerging art stars showcase their creativity
2024 Graduate Exhibition Adelaide Central School of Art Every year, the graduate exhibition at the Adelaide Central School of Art (ACSA) provides audiences with a glimpse of the potential art stars of the future. This year was no exception, with a high standard of work on display. The exhibition features a broad range of works,…
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Layers of meaning
Grand scale, dynamic compositions and a moody palette mark the works of Anna Gore, a lecturer and 2013 graduate of Adelaide Central School of Art (ACSA). Her latest exhibit, Crust, was curated by ACSA curator Andrew Purvis and opened by Christian Lock, another significant local artist. Andrew says Anna’s work is important. ACSA presents a…
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Place, play and plastics: a fascinating showcase of graduate art
2023 Graduate Exhibition Adelaide Central School of Art The 2023 Graduate Exhibition presents the work of 39 students completing the Bachelor of Visual Art (Honours) and Bachelor of Visual Art degree programs at the Adelaide Central School of Art. This year’s cohort explore a wide range of subjects, from personal struggles with identity to broader…
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Green Room: A new AD for Brink and a farewell at ACE
Brink’s new AD wants to speak to the unseen Brink Productions’ new artistic director Stephen Nicolazzo promises there will be no holding back as he ushers in the “next chapter of storytelling” at the Adelaide independent theatre company. His appointment follows the recent departure of Chris Dummond, who led Brink for almost 20 years. Nicolazzo…
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Keep making: Julia Robinson has a lot in store
The winner of last year’s Absolute Best South Australian Artist award, Julia Robinson, is not afraid to tackle taboo topics in her art. “My work is based on folklore and mythology, but deals with human themes around sex and death, life and death,” explains Julia, “and big human themes like darkness and light, rebirth and…
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Memories and mementos in Helen Fuller’s Shedding
Spanning five decades, Helen Fuller’s practice incorporates painting, sculpture, installation and, most recently, ceramics. Timed to coincide with the publication of a new monograph dedicated to the artist’s prolific, multifaceted practice, Shedding, currently on display at the Adelaide Central School of Art (ACSA), reflects the aesthetic of the artist’s studio environment. Curated by Andrew Purvis,…
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Studying visual art by degrees
Advertising industry veteran creative Tony Busch was semi-retired when he enrolled in the Bachelor of Visual Art at Adelaide Central School of Art five years ago. Now aged 72 and studying full-time for his Honours degree, he’s found his (happy) medium. While Tony has dabbled in painting for 15 years, late into the second year…
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Graduate show shines a spotlight on potential art stars of the future
Adelaide Central School of Art Graduate Exhibition 2022 Adelaide Central School of Art and Adelaide Central Gallery This exhibition celebrates the final-year work of the ACSA Bachelor of Visual Art and Honours students. It highlights their achievements and gives audiences the opportunity to see the potential art stars of the future, as well as to…