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Tertiary Art Courses Supplement 2017 artnewsNEW ZEALAND tertiary 2017 art courses Harmony Repia, Lachie Philipson Art in the real world hen I graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Elam Happily, more than three decades later, the art world Win 1982, the chance of making a living from your work, to be referred to as an ‘industry’, no different from, say, not impossible. constructionis now well and or agriculture, truly professionalised as a ‘profession’. – it’s justNow as dealers likely or Igetting remember a job ingoing an arts to related the Department field, was extremely of Labour slim (the – if sharks, looking for the hottest young artists and offering seeker boards with a sinking heart. The short interview themcircle aend-of-year chance to exhibit art school in the graduate early stages shows of their like careers.hungry Iequivalent had to undergo of WINZ), was hopingdesultory. to findAsked a aboutjob on my their tertiary job- Whether you have a burning desire to be a practising artist, to work in a gallery or museum, or to take up another which the inevitable reply was “What’s that?”. of the myriad roles available in this ‘industry’, gaining a qualifications,My explanation I would prompted tell my a longsufferinginterviewer I look,had asome BFA, eye to rolling and the comment that it was very unlikely they could tertiary qualification is a smart idea. As well as offering a having your skills and achievements valued by mainstream excitingrich experience professional – for opportunities.me it was a profound, To help life-changingyou make a societyfind me prompted a job in my my field. art schoolThis sense cronies of not and fitting I to refer in and to ournot choice,activity we’ve– going listed to artmany school study can options open inthe this door Tertiary to many Art Courses Supplement. Good luck. /Virginia Were For those graduates who survived the transition into the ‘realdegree world’ as a “Bachelor and continued of F... All”. making work after art school, exhibiting meant renting a space in a commercial building or This supplement can be viewed online at artnews.co.nz For additional print copies contact Art News on 09 357 6006 or [email protected]. Art News New Zealand is published being picked up by a gallerist was nothing more than a dream quarterly by Matrix Publishing Ltd. forshowing young your artists work then. in a café or a friend’s house – the idea of . DUNEDIN SCHOOL Jug with Glass and Cut Lemon OF ART Fine arts and photography, Māori visual arts, fashion and Image: Esther Bosshard, Image: Esther Bosshard, Create textile design, visual communication, industrial and spatial design, creative media production and commercial music. Specialist Studio Disciplines: If art is your life, make it your career. Ceramics > Electronic Arts > Painting At the Dunedin School of Art, you will immerse yourself in a thriving community, Jewellery and Metalsmithing > Sculpture Your Visit us at: Printmaking > Photography > Textiles be taught by acclaimed artists, explore a wide range of creative options, creative.massey.ac.nz make use of some of the best studio facilities in New Zealand, and have 0800 762 786 opportunities to travel the globe. Massey University Wellington www.op.ac.nz/art Future College of Creative Arts Our degrees include work placements, and help you gain the skills you need for a wide range of career possibilities. DunedinSchoolofArt Toi Rauwharangi J02640 Making futures New campus, new e live in interesting times; whether this is a curse, as the Wproverb says, or our fortune, depends on future artists qualifications … Francis Upritchard, Vincent Ward, Dan Arps, Shane and makers being equipped to thrive in a world that we can’t predict. Students at Elam School of Fine Arts are consistently Cotton, Tony de Lautour, Julia Morison, Bill Culbert, Peter challenged, through practice and theory, and learn to critically he Hungry Creek Art engage with their work and its place in the world. New Tand Craft School has opportunities in a diverse range of contemporary practices relocated from their Puhoi Robinson, Neil Dawson, Rita Angus, Saskia Leek, Eddie are created through application, collaboration, productive campus to Auckland’s disruption and exposure to Clemens, David Hatcher, Tony Fomison, Séraphine Pick, leading artistic research. are delighted with the new Academic and technical premises:Glenfield. Staff“After and quite students a Jason Greig, Joanna Langford, Miranda Parkes, Zina Swanson, staff are at the forefront search, we were fortunate to international connections warehouse with a ground of their fields, harnessing find a light-filled first floor Robert Hood, Ruth Watson, Heather Straka, John Coley, New workshop in the light-filled warehouse development. the ceramics and sculpture tool areas and kilns”, says Shane to Elambenefit has students’ a proud creativehistory Hartdegan,floor workshop Head area of School. for Olivia Spencer Bower, Marie Le Lievre, Raymond McIntyre, of leading contemporary Another exciting development is the Bachelor of Visual Arts creative practice in New (BVA) delivered by Otago Polytechnic at the Hungry Creek Emily Hartley-Skudder, Quentin MacFarlane, Hamish Keith, Zealand. These times demand the radically who have completed the Diploma in Jewellery or in Art and Anton Parsons, Chris Heaphy, Barry Cleavin, Pat Hanly, generative learning and campus. The first intake was in February of this year. Students making that Elam is Bachelor of Visual Arts. renowned for. Craft“This are is eligible a wonderful to apply opportunity for entry intofor students the final toyear staircase of the Jim Speers, Toss Woollaston, Bill Sutton, Ronnie van Hout, To learn more about Elam study options visit says Ruth Tait, Director of Studies. Margaret Stoddart, Juliet Peter, John Hurrell, Trevor Moffitt, elam.auckland.ac.nz. The casting workshop at Elam School of Fine Arts fromSee a hungrycreek.ac.nz Certificate to a Diploma for course to a Degree details. at the one location”, Ngaio Marsh, Sydney L Thompson, David Low, André Hemer, Philip Trusttum, Joyce Campbell, Allen Maddox, Nathan Pohio, Mark Adams, Simon Morris, Darryn George, Mark Braunias, Dick Frizzell, Tjalling de Vries, Gordon H Brown, Tom Kreisler, David Cook, Terry Urbahn, Maddie Leach, Grant Lingard, David Rittey, Alan Pearson, Jane Zusters, Jonathan Mane-Wheoki, Carl Sydow, Ella Sutherland, Paul Johns, Philippa Blair, Paul Cullen, Hannah Beehre, Bing Dawe, Austen Deans, Euan Macleod, Jason Ware, Joanna Braithwaite, Cornelius (Kees) Bruin, Peter Trevelyan ... www.fina.canterbury.ac.nz Cultivating Aotearoa’s heritage The ‘unicorn’ creative he Creative Technologies Tdepartment at the Western Institute of The Whitireia Toi Poutama Technology at Taranaki programme offers raranga (WITT) offers students (weaving) and whakairo (carving) specialisations an opportunity to work both individually and collaboratively in a large atrium space. Specialist studios in printmaking, photography, fabrication and animation branch off the oi Poutama has been offered as a Bachelor of Applied main atrium, with natural TArts major at Whitireia since 2013, and is delivered in Diploma in Creative Technologies students, light dispersed through high Pastel Hong and Hana Olsen, created a work roof windows. based on Maori feminine power Under the tutelage of renowned artist, Kohai Grace and master Many students transition carver,collaboration Sam Hauwaho, by the Arts students and Te explore Wānanga the Māori traditional Faculties. practices The emergence of interdisciplinary practice in senior workfrom Certificateshighlights the into slippage the Diploma between in Creative disciplines Technologies. and the theand complementary techniques of raranga skills of (traditional business, curatorship, Māori weaving) exhibition or Digital Design, Visual Arts & Design, Music, experimental nature of creativity today. With local industries Photography, Interior Design, Writing practiceswhakairo and(traditional taonga management. Māori carving), and gain confidence in Students and graduates of the programme will learn to video and creative media), the department is valued for APPLY NOW nmit.ac.nz/borntocreate seeking a ‘unicorn’ student (confident in web, print, design, contexts. throughdemonstrate the application excellence ofin their artchosen practice. field Studentsof weaving will or thoseA recent graduates success who is 2010cross-pollinate WITT photography ideas within graduate, commercial carving and will showcase an understanding of tikanga Māori Thomas Busby who was awarded New Zealand Landscape Photographer of the Year (2016) by the New Zealand Institute languagealso contribute to their to major the revival discipline. and survival of ancient Māori art of Professional Photography. practiceVisit whitireia.ac.nz as well as its evolution, for more and information will apply on relevant courses. Māori Visit witt.ac.nz and wittart.co.nz for course information. Photography’s wide reach At risk, but with hope achel H. Allan, darkroom alchemist and collector and hat does Auckland’s Greys Avenue, which is at risk of STUDY at NORTHTEC Rpurveyor of light, studied at the Dunedin School of Art Wdemolition, have to do with a Jakarta apartment block Visual arts • Digital arts • Mäori arts at Otago Polytechnic in the undergraduate programme. She and a modernist Dutch complex boasting a community of 150 continued into postgraduate study and was awarded a Master nationalities? They’re all a part of artist Dieneke Jansen’s latest of Fine Arts with Distinction, and now lectures in photography project and
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