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Short Courses Painting and Drawing Department at the School Lecturer Profiles Connie Augoustinos is an emerging artist and maker who creates coiled and Kerryn Levy graduated from University of South Australia with a Bachelor of Visual pinched ceramic sculptural vessels reminiscent of ritualistic artefacts. She undertook a Arts (Ceramics) in 2014. The following year she spent time honing her skills in various Bachelor of Visual Art, specialising in Ceramics at University of South Australia before ceramics studios in BC, Canada. Kerryn creates functional and sculptural ceramics completing the associate training program at JamFactory where she now has her using a range of making techniques. She is currently an associate at JamFactory. studio. www.kerrynlevyceramics.com www.connieaugoustinos.com Jess Mara completed her Bachelor of Visual Art [Honours] at Adelaide Central School Alex Beckinsale is an emerging artist and lover of all things vintage. She graduated of Art in 2006. The following year she was the recipient of the Hill Smith Gallery/ from Adelaide Central School of Art with a Bachelor of Visual Art [Honours] in 2016. Malaysia Airlines Travel Award. Jess has exhibited extensively across Australia including Her research is based on the use of found images in the construction of uncanny recent exhibitions at Floating Goose Studios and Adelaide Central Gallery. She narratives. Alex continues to make work, teach art and hunt for vintage photos. currently lectures in both the Painting and Drawing Departments at the School. www.alexmarie-beckinsale.com www.jessmara.com @alex.beckinsale Xanthe Murphy graduated from the University of New South Wales with a Bachelor Melanie Brown completed a Bachelor of Visual Art [Honours] in 2008 at Adelaide of Design [Honours] in 2018 and is currently a Ceramics Associate at JamFactory. Her Central School of Art, having been awarded several scholarships and the Alumni work is rooted in a belief that design should be highly functional and have longevity Award. She has won numerous awards including the Clifton’s Art Prize in 2008, the for everyday use. Xanthe’s practice celebrates the uniqueness and eccentricities of Loreto Star Portrait Prize in 2013 and the Kennedy Art Prize People’s Choice Award for handcrafted objects. Term 4 – 2019 Term 2015. Melanie has an extensive exhibition history and currently lectures in both the www.xanthemurphy.com Short Courses Painting and Drawing Department at the School. Melanie has received corporate and private commissions for her paintings both locally and overseas. Yve Thompson has been lecturing in the Drawing Department at the Adelaide Central www.melaniebrown.com.au School of Art since 2007. She graduated from the School with a Bachelor of Visual Art Adelaide Central School of Art is a leading, not-for-profit, single-focus art school, recognised in 2019 as the best art [Honours] in 2004. Her studio practice is based on drawing but also embraces painting school in Australia for overall student experience. Deidre But-Husaim has been a finalist in numerous major Australian art prizes and printmaking and an on-going engagement with non-traditional materials. Yve including the Sulman Prize, Archibald Prize, and the Portia Geach Memorial Award. exhibits with BMGART and works out of Central Studios in Kent Town. Our studio-based short courses are for participants of all levels – whether you are a beginner learning the basics, undertaking Her work has been exhibited at Art Gallery of South Australia as part of the @yve.thompson professional development, refreshing your skills as a practising artist, or considering studying visual art at a tertiary level. Guildhouse Collections Project. In 2018, Deidre completed a commission for the National Portrait Gallery in Canberra. Courses have a maximum of 12 places ensuring all participants receive individual, expert attention. Courses are held in air- Luke Thurgate completed a Bachelor of Fine Art at the University of Newcastle. He conditioned teaching studios at our Glenside campus and at JamFactory, an esteemed partner institution. www.but-husaim.id.au has an extensive exhibition history including recent exhibitions at Burra Regional Art Gallery, National Art School and .M Contemporary. He was a finalist in the Dobell Daniel Connell is currently a PhD candidate at the University of South Australia. His Drawing Prize 2019 and currently lectures in the Drawing Department at Adelaide Beginning Saturday 21 September 2019 research explores the role of the visual arts, specifically portraiture, in creating healthy Central School of Art. Early-bird fee ends Monday 26 August 2019 (see policy on reverse). Enrol online at acsa.sa.edu.au communities. His work has been selected for the Doug Moran National Portrait Prize, www.lukethurgate.com or over the phone on (08) 8299 7300. No classes held Saturday 5 and Monday 7 October. Waterhouse Natural History Art Prize and Fleurieu Art Prize. Daniel recently created a project at the Kochi Muziris Biennale of Contemporary Art in India. He has worked Lucy Turnbull recently completed her Masters of Fine Art at the New York Studio Short courses on public art projects both nationally and in Birmingham, Vancouver and throughout School of Drawing, Painting and Sculpture and was awarded the Peter Rippon Travel India. Daniel delivered an inspiring talk “How art teaches you to approach the Level Name Lecturer Day Times Date Duration Cost Prize to visit museums in Europe. She is also a graduate of Adelaide Central School of unfamiliar” for TEDxUbud in May 2018. Art and received a Bachelor of Visual Art (Hons) in 2010. Primarily an oil painter, Lucy 1 Drawing Fundamentals Jess Mara Wed 6.30pm – 9.30pm 25 Sep – 6 Nov 7 wks $475 www.danielconnell.net works from observation, looking carefully at light and space to compose bold images of her surroundings. Recent exhibitions include, Carriers, at Hill Smith Gallery. 1 2 Drawing in Colour Yve Thompson Sat 1.30pm – 4.30pm 21 Sep – 9 Nov 7 wks $475 Ebony Heidenreich is an Adelaide based ceramic artist. She studied at the University @to_lucy 1 2 Portraits and Identity Daniel Connell Wed 6.30pm – 9.30pm 25 Sep – 23 Oct 5 wks $340 of South Australia and graduated with honours in 2014. Ebony will spend the next two years working as a Jam Factory associate. Her work utilises both wheel-throwing and 1 2 Figure and Space Lucy Turnbull Thu 6.30pm – 9.30pm 26 Sep – 7 Nov 7 wks $550 Ryan “Riaghan” Waters completed a Bachelor of Visual Art [Honours] at Adelaide hand-building techniques, using traditional processes to make contemporary objects. Central School of Art in 2017 and has an Advanced Diploma of Screen and Diploma 1 Introduction to Life Drawing Daniel Connell Thu 6.30pm – 9.30pm 26 Sep – 24 Oct 5 wks $340 @eheid_ceramics of Applied Design. His practice is primarily based in realist portrait painting which 1 2 Drawing for Teenagers Alex Beckinsale Mon 4.15pm – 6.15pm 14 Oct – 11 Nov 5 wks $200 explores colour and light through themes of identity, culture and history. In 2018 Ryan Ashlee Hopkins is an emerging Adelaide-based ceramicist. Her practise focuses on had two works selected as finalists in the Kennedy Art Prize and previously in 2017 1 2 Painting for Teenagers Luke Thurgate Mon 4.15pm – 6.15pm 14 Oct – 11 Nov 5 wks $200 functionality, elegant design, and an earthy aesthetic. In 2015, she undertook a major was a prize winner in the Gallery M Contemporary Art Prize. 1 Introduction to Oil Painting Melanie Brown Sat 1.30pm – 4.30pm 21 Sep – 9 Nov 7 wks $475 project, creating 75 uniform vessels, exploring the natural variation of the handmade. @riaghan_art Her background as a musician and interest in textiles informs Ashlee’s work. 2 3 Classical Portrait Painting Melanie Brown Tue 1.30pm – 4.30pm 24 Sep – 5 Nov 7 wks $475 @a.sh.lee 2 3 Techniques of the Old Masters Melanie Brown Wed 1.30pm – 4.30pm 25 Sep – 6 Nov 7 wks $475 2 3 Oil Painting – Exploring a Limited Palette Deidre But-Husaim Fri 9.30am – 12.30pm 27 Sep – 8 Nov 7 wks $475 1 2 Painting Portraits – Alla Prima Daniel Connell Sat 9.30am –12.30pm 21 Sep – 26 Oct 5 wks $340 2 3 Painting from Photographs Ryan Waters Sat 9.30am – 12.30pm 21 Sep – 9 Nov 7 wks $475 Short Course Fee Policy Application for Enrolment 1 Introduction to Wheel Throwing Ebony Heidenreich Mon 10.00am – 12.00pm 23 Sep – 18 Nov 8 wks $340 1 Fees are due to be paid in full upon enrolment. Please complete the online application form at acsa.sa.edu.au 1 Introduction to Wheel Throwing Ebony Heidenreich Mon 1.00pm – 3.00pm 23 Sep – 18 Nov 8 wks $340 2 Preference for places in the course will be given in order of enrolment. or call (08) 8299 7300 to enrol over the phone. 3 No refund will be given for absenteeism. 1 Introduction to Wheel Throwing Connie Augoustinos Mon 6.00pm – 8.00pm 23 Sep – 18 Nov 8 wks $340 Early-bird discount applies if fees are paid in full by Monday 26 August 2019* 4 No refund will be given for full or partial withdrawal 1 week (or less) before 2 3 Intermediate Hand Building and Surface Decoration Kerryn Levy Mon 6.00pm – 8.00pm 14 Oct – 2 Dec 8 wks $340 the commencement of the course. 5 For withdrawal more than 1 week prior to commencement of the course, fees *Applicants who are already eligible for a 10% concession/early-bird/JamFactory 1 Introduction to Wheel Throwing Xanthe Murphy Tue 10.00am – 12.00pm 24 Sep – 12 Nov 8 wks $340 paid will be refunded less a 20% administration fee. Member will not receive any further discount. 6 Courses which do not achieve enrolment targets may be cancelled in which 2 3 Intermediate Wheel Throwing Ashlee Hopkins Tue 6.00pm – 8.00pm 24 Sep – 12 Nov 8 wks $340 All participants under 18 years of age must, prior to commencement of the course, case fees will be fully refunded or transferred to another course.
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