Fine Arts (Visual Arts)

During a distinctive open studio atmosphere, students focus on contemporary art clinics without being split into separate media-specific areas, such as painting or sculpture, as in traditional art schools. This identifying cross-disciplinary way of studying art promotes the fluid, self sustaining investigation needed to most contemporary art practice along with a strong foundation in the history and theory of 20th and also 21st-century art. Our students are suffering from some of the most exciting and innovative experimental art spaces in the city. Whether planning to be professional artist, teacher or art professional such as curator or arts director, students will gain from substantial studio experience while receiving training within their specialist area. Students can unite their studio training with study fields such as cartoon, visual design event management, or firm to equip them for a variety of careers in the creative marketplace. Opportunities exist to focus with industry-based projects and worldwide tours.

• Year 12 or equivalent
• Assumed knowledge: English, or Literature, or English and Literature, or English as an Additional Language (Units 4 & 3, C)
• Powerful portfolio and Meeting.