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Degree Courses 2016 Professional visual art careers start here... An award winning campus with on-site student studios Deferral of tuition fees through FEE-HELP Nationally recognised artist-lecturers Scholarships, awards and a Graduate Support Program Intensive studio-based teaching in small classes Extended 34 week academic year Full-time and part-time study options Day and evening classes Adelaide Central School of Art is South Australia’s only independent, not-for-profit, single-focus art school dedicated to training students to be practising artists. Renowned nationally for standards of excellence in both technical and conceptual development of practice, the School values studio-based teaching, small class sizes and one-on-one student interaction with lecturers. An accredited Higher Education Provider, the School is celebrated for its welcoming community spirit and collegiate atmosphere of shared initiative, discovery and support. Our unique education experience is unparalleled in South Australia and offers: Bachelor of Visual Art The Bachelor of Visual Art (BVA) is a three year degree program, designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge to develop careers as practising artists. A focus on the fundamental art-making practices of drawing, painting and sculpture is complemented by an emphasis on art history and theory, conceptual development, and professional practice. At Level 3 students are supported to develop a coherent body of work based on comprehensive, self-directed, studio research. On completion of the BVA, graduates are equipped to develop an independent studio practice and pursue a career as a professional practising artist. Graduates are also well positioned to undertake further study or pursue employment opportunities in related fields. The BVA provides a pathway to post-graduate study. Associate Degree of Visual Art The Associate Degree of Visual Art (ADVA) is a two year entry level program focused on building foundation skills in key aspects of visual art. The course comprises Level 1 and 2 of the Bachelor of Visual Art (BVA) and includes units in drawing, painting, sculpture, art history and theory, and contemporary studies. The ADVA offers an exit point from the BVA, enabling students who have completed Level 1 and 2 to graduate with a stand-alone qualification. On completion of the ADVA, graduates are equipped to pursue employment opportunities in the field of visual arts and in related occupations, or undertake further study. Bachelor of Visual Art | Associate Degree of Visual Art

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Professional visual art careers start here...

• Anawardwinningcampuswithon-sitestudentstudios• DeferraloftuitionfeesthroughFEE-HELP• Nationallyrecognisedartist-lecturers• Scholarships,awardsandaGraduateSupportProgram

• Intensivestudio-basedteachinginsmallclasses• Extended34weekacademicyear• Full-timeandpart-timestudyoptions• Dayandeveningclasses

AdelaideCentralSchoolofArtisSouthAustralia’sonlyindependent,not-for-profit,single-focusartschooldedicatedtotrainingstudentstobepractisingartists.Renownednationallyforstandardsofexcellenceinbothtechnicalandconceptualdevelopmentofpractice,theSchoolvaluesstudio-basedteaching,smallclasssizesandone-on-onestudentinteractionwithlecturers.

AnaccreditedHigherEducationProvider,theSchooliscelebratedforitswelcomingcommunityspiritandcollegiateatmosphereofsharedinitiative,discoveryandsupport.OuruniqueeducationexperienceisunparalleledinSouthAustraliaandoffers:

Bachelor of Visual Art TheBachelorofVisualArt(BVA)isathreeyeardegreeprogram,designedtoequipstudentswiththeskillsandknowledgetodevelopcareersaspractisingartists.Afocusonthefundamentalart-makingpracticesofdrawing,paintingandsculptureiscomplementedbyanemphasisonarthistoryandtheory,conceptualdevelopment,andprofessionalpractice.AtLevel3studentsaresupportedtodevelopacoherentbodyofworkbasedoncomprehensive,self-directed,studioresearch.

OncompletionoftheBVA,graduatesareequippedtodevelopanindependentstudiopracticeandpursueacareerasaprofessionalpractisingartist.Graduatesarealsowellpositionedtoundertakefurtherstudyorpursueemploymentopportunitiesinrelatedfields.TheBVAprovidesapathwaytopost-graduatestudy.Associate Degree of Visual ArtTheAssociateDegreeofVisualArt(ADVA)isatwoyearentrylevelprogramfocusedonbuildingfoundationskillsinkeyaspectsofvisualart.ThecoursecomprisesLevel1and2oftheBachelorofVisualArt(BVA)andincludesunitsindrawing,painting,sculpture,arthistoryandtheory,andcontemporarystudies.

TheADVAoffersanexitpointfromtheBVA,enablingstudentswhohavecompletedLevel1and2tograduatewithastand-alonequalification.OncompletionoftheADVA,graduatesareequippedtopursueemploymentopportunitiesinthefieldofvisualartsandinrelatedoccupations,orundertakefurtherstudy.

Bachelor of Visual Art | Associate Degree of Visual Art

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Course Structure

Level 1

• GeneralDrawing1• LifeDrawing1• ArtHistory&Theory1• FoundationStudies1• Painting1• Sculpture1

Level 2

• GeneralDrawing2• LifeDrawing2• ArtHistory&Theory2• ContemporaryStudioPractice2• ElectiveunitsfromthePainting

Department,SculptureDepartment,orcross-institutionalelective*

Level 3

• Drawing3• ProfessionalStudies3• ArtHistory&Theory3• StudioPractice3**• ElectiveunitsfromthePainting

Department,SculptureDepartment,orcross-institutionalelective*

TheAssociateDegreeofVisualArtisawardedonthesuccessfulcompletionofLevel1and2.

TheBachelorofVisualArtisawardedonthesuccessfulcompletionofLevel1,2and3.

*PleasecontactAdministrationforfurtherinformationoncross-institutionalstudy.

**StudentsundertakingStudioPractice3receiveasharedstudiowithoneotherstudentinwhichtodeveloptheirartpracticefortheacademicyear.

Course DeliveryUnitsaretaughton-campusacrossa16-weeksemester.Externalstudyisnotavailable.Practicalunitsaredeliveredin-studio;theoryunitsareheldintheLectureRoom.Alllecturersareexpertsintheirfields.Someunitsmayrequirestudentstosupplytheirownmaterials.

Degree Units

General Drawing 1

GeneralDrawing1isastructuredandcomprehensiveunitdesignedforthosewhohaveneverstudiedatatertiarylevelbefore.Startingwithbasicskillsindrawingbyobservation,theunitintroducesthestudenttodifferentwaysofseeing.Formandstructure,conceptdevelopment,expressionandcommunicationareexploredinthesecondsemester.

General Drawing 2

GeneralDrawing2furtherdevelopsstudents’awarenessofdrawingasacommunicativevisuallanguage.Studentsareintroducedtoincreasinglysophisticatednotionsofdrawinganddevelopabreadthanddepthofskills,processesandconceptualunderstanding.Drawing 3

Drawing3exploresthediversityofcontemporarydrawingpracticeandisdeliveredbyaselectionofexpertpractitioners.Drawing3projectsmightencompasscross-disciplinaryinvestigationsoftheconventionsofdrawinginrelationtootherdisciplines,suchaspainting,performance,three-dimensionalpractices,time-baseddocumentationandprint.Throughsetprojectbriefs,studentsdevelopanunderstandingofdrawingasinvestigativepracticeandstrategiesfortheexplorationofthepotentialandlimitsofdrawingconventions.

Life Drawing 1

LifeDrawing1providesstudentswiththeessentialfoundationalskillsfortherepresentationofthehumanformthroughdrawing.Whilethebasisofthecourseislargelydrawingfromdirectobservation,considerationisalsogiventothestudyofanatomy,conceptsofformandstructureandthecommunicativeandexpressivepossibilitiesoffigurativedrawing.

Life Drawing 2

InLifeDrawing2,studentsdevelopanincreasedunderstandingofthevariousformal,materialandconceptualconsiderationspertinenttodrawingthehumanfigure.Drawingisusedasaninvestigativetoolinrelationtosystemsofrepresentation,meaningandcommunication,semiotics,narrativeandexpression.

Sculpture 1

Arigorousandcomprehensiveintroductiontothree-dimensionalthinking.UnlikeotherLevel1units,thesesemester-longunitscanbedoneineitherorder.InSculpture1:1studentsbecomefamiliarwiththemateriallanguageofclayandtheskillsassociatedwithmodelling,mould-makingandcasting.Sculpture1:2introducesstudentstoawiderrangeofmaterialsandobjects,exploringtheirpoeticandcommunicativepossibilitiesthroughaseriesofexcitingandchallengingprojects.

Sculpture 2Level2Sculptureunitsareofferedaselectiveswithintheawardstructure.ThefollowingunitscanbeundertakeninanyorderorcombinationbystudentswhohavesuccessfullycompletedSculpture1:

• The Multiple in 3D Space Thisunitisspecificallyconcernedwiththedevelopmentofthree-dimensionalartworksconsistingofmultipleelements.Projectsaddressboththespatialdynamicsofmultipleelementartworksaswellastechniquesandprocessespertinenttothefield,suchasmould-making,castingandpattern-making.

• InstallationThisunitconsidersthewaysinwhichartistsmakeimmersiveexperiences,collaboratewithparticipatingaudiencesandworkinresponsetoarchitectures,socialsituationsandplaces.Studentsareofferedtheopportunitytodevelopcriticalawarenessofthefieldofsculptureandinstallation,andtodeveloptheseconsiderationsascomponentsoftheirpractice.

• Video and Performance Thisunitprovidesanintroductiontoartistspractisingintheseareas,basictheories,anddiscussionsrelevanttothefield.Theunitcoversrudimentaryvideoandaudiorecording,editingandpresentation,andencouragesstudentstodeveloptheirownpersonalandcontextualrelationshipswiththesewaysofmaking.

• Objects and InventionThisunitinvitesstudentstothinkaboutarangeofstructures,spacesandobjectsrelatingtothehumanbody(suchasarchitecture,furnitureandclothing)andinvestigateshowsuchobjectsmightbemeaningfullyutilisedwithinthree-dimensionalvisualartpractice.Theutilitarianmotivationsofdesign,architectureandrelatedfieldsareconsideredalongsidethemorepoeticorcommunicativeintentionsthatdrivecontemporaryspatialpractices.

Painting 1

Thisisafoundationcourseinthebasicskillsandconceptsofpainting.Studentswillreceivetrainingintheuseoftools,materials,techniquesandcolourtheory,aswellasgainanunderstandingoftheideasunderlyingcommonapproachestopainting.Oncethebasictechniquesareacquired,studentsareintroducedtothedevelopmentofideasandconceptualapproachestopainting.

image BVAStudentStudio,L2,TeachingandStudioBuildingPhoto:IngridKellenbach

BVADegreeCourseBrochureUpdatedJune2016

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ContemporaryStudioPractice2alsointroducesstudentstoprofessionalbusinesspracticesandprovidesstudentswithbasicskillstopursuecareersasself-employedartists.ThisprovidesafoundationforanexpandedprogramatLevel3,deliveredthroughProfessionalStudies.

Professional Studies 3

ProfessionalStudiesprovidesstudentswithaworkingknowledgeofprofessionalbusinesspracticesandequipsstudentswiththeskillstoembarkoncareersasself-employedartists.Studentswillgainacriticalunderstandingoftheindustryatalocalandnationallevelthroughparticipationinseminarswithindustryprofessionalsandvisitstovariousartsorganisations.Thecoursewillprovidestudentswithimportantstrategiesforgeneratingandsustainingaprofessionalpractice.

Studio Practice 3

Insemester1,studentsareintroducedtoanexploratoryapproachtoideas,materialsandprocesseswithinagroupfacilitationmodel,extendingthestrategiesestablishedintheirpreviouscoursework.Studentsdevelopaproposalforthestudioprojecttobeundertakeninsemester2.Insemester2,studentsworkundertheguidanceofasupervisor,developingtheirmajorstudioprojectintoaresolvedbodyofworkforpresentationtoapanelofexaminers.ItmustbeundertakeninconjunctionwithArtHistory&Theory3.

Art History & Theory 1

Thefirstyearintroducesstudentstoarangeofwaysofstudyingandwritingaboutartusingdifferentmethodologies,followedbyasurveyofchangesinartpracticedatingfromancientcivilisationstothelatenineteenthcentury.Thesurveycoversselectedcasestudiestodemonstratehowworksofartarerelatedtotheirparticularculturalcontexts.

Art History & Theory 2

Thefirstsemesterexaminestheconcepts,sourcesandmanifestationsofModernisminthevisualartswithafocusontheearlytomid-twentiethcentury.ThesecondsemesterbeginswithanexplorationofthediversityofhistoricalandcontemporaryAustralianIndigenousartpracticeaswellaskeyissuesthatarisefromthecreationandreceptionofIndigenousart.Thefinaltermprovidesanintroductiontosomeseminalideasfromwesternphilosophythathavehelpedshapemorerecentculturaltheory.

Art History & Theory 3

Thethirdyearsurveyscontemporaryartcurrents,withtheworkofAustralianandinternationalleadingcontemporaryartistsandtheoristsexaminedindepth.Assignmentsaredirectedtowardsstudentsinvestigatingtheirindividualresearchfocusesinordertocontextualisetheirownartpracticewithinthefieldofcontemporaryart.ItmustbeundertakeninconjunctionwithStudioPractice3.

Painting 2

Level2Paintingunitsareofferedaselectiveswithintheawardstructure.UnitsinthefollowingsubjectareascanbeundertakeninanyorderorcombinationbystudentswhohavesuccessfullycompletedPainting1:

• Tonal Realism StudentsofTonalRealismwillgainthenecessaryskillsrequiredforanadvancedlevelofrepresentationalpainting.Theywillinvestigatethetechniquesofmasterpaintersandstudythecompositionalandconstructiveelementsusedtocreateamajorwork.

• Non-Representational Painting Thiselectiveintroducesstudentstoformalelementsofpainting,suchascolour,tone,lineandcomposition.Studentsinvestigateexperimentalpaintingprocesseswhichuseformalelementstoconstructmeaning.

• Life Painting Duringthisunit,studentswillgaintheskillsandtechniquesrequiredbyartistswhenworkingfromthefigure.Workingwithalifemodel,studentswillinvestigatethematerials,methods,techniquesandconceptsoflifepainting.

Painting 3

ThefocusofPainting3iscriticalandformaldevelopment.Throughrigorousstudiopracticeandaccompanyinglecturesandtutorials,studentswillexplorethepossibilitiesandrealitiesofpainting.Ideasgroundedwithinthetraditionofpaintingareexchanged,challengedandrefined.Themainobjectiveofthiscourseistodevelopdirection,purposeandthecriticalthinkingskillsnecessaryforapainting-basedstudiopractice.

Foundation Studies 1

FoundationStudiesaimstofacilitateabroadunderstandingoftheconceptualandvisuallanguagesinherentinthevisualarts.Thisunitequipsstudentswithanexpansiverangeoftechniques,strategiesandapproachestothemakingandthinkingprocessandencompassesawiderangeofdisciplinesandmedia.Studentsareencouragedtobroadentheirapproachestomakingthroughself-directedprojects,experimentingacrossmediaandengaginginclassdiscussions.

Contemporary Studio Practice 2

ContemporaryStudioPractice2enablesandchallengesstudentstoworkonarangeofbriefs,creatingaseriesofpropositionaloutcomesreflectingtheirpassionsandinterests.

Studentsareencouragedtoexperimentandtakeriskswithinsmallpeergroupsfacilitatedbyalecturer,andworkacrossarangeofdisciplinesandmedia,documentingtheirprocessesandoutcomes.

Application ProceduresApplicantsshouldsubmittheapplicationformwithcertifiedcopiesofrelevantdocumentationandtheexhibitionreviewbytheapplicationclosingdate.

Portfoliointerviewswillbeconductedfornon-academicentrantsafterwhichallsuccessfulapplicantswillbesentaletterofofferandenrolmentpack.

Formalenrolmentandfeearrangementsarethenrequiredbytheenrolmentduedate.

Admission RequirementsAdelaideCentralSchoolofArtfollowstheAustralianQualificationsFrameworkguidelinesforadmissionpoliciesandproceduresfortheAssociateDegreeofVisualArt,BachelorofVisualArt,andBachelorofVisualArt(Hons).Academicandnon-academicfactorsareconsideredwhenassessingapplicationsforAwardcourses.

Academic Entry Requirements SatisfactorycompletionoftheSouthAustralianCertificateofEducation(SACE)withaminimumATARscoreof60(orequivalent)ORcompletionoftheInternationalBaccalaureateDiplomaORahighereducationqualificationinanyarea.Highereducationqualificationsmusthavebeenawardedwithinthelast10yearsandbeAQFlevel6orabovetofulfiltheacademicentryrequirements.

Non-Academic or Mature-Age Entry ApplicantswhodonotmeettheSchool’sacademicentryrequirementscanapplythroughthenon-academicentryprocesswhichincludesaportfoliointerview.

Recognition of Prior Learning ApplicantswhohavealreadyacquiredskillsandknowledgeequivalenttocourseunitsmayapplyforRecognitionforPriorLearning(RPL).RPLapplicationsmustbesubmittedandassessedpriortoenrollinginthecourse.ApplicationformsandguidelinesareavailablefromAdministrationorfromourwebsite.

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BVADegreeCourseBrochureUpdatedJune2016

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Glenside Cultural PrecinctPOBox225FullartonSA5063

7MulberryRoadGlensideSA5065[viaGate1,226FullartonRoad][email protected]

Academic StaffTheSchool’spolicyisthatacademicstaffareemployedfortheirexpertiseandprofessionalactivityinthefieldinwhichtheyteach.Studentsaretaughtbyrespectedcontemporaryartists,writersandcurators;SouthAustralia’smostesteemedpractisingartistsareamongthem.

Head of Art History and Theory DepartmentDrAndrewDearman

Head of Contemporary Studies DepartmentNicholasFolland

Head of Drawing DepartmentRoyAnanda

Head of Painting DepartmentMary-JeanRichardson

Head of Sculpture DepartmentNicholasFolland

BVA & BVA (Honours) CoordinatorSashaGrbich

2016 Key DatesSemester 2NewApplicationsClose...........................................30May

Term3...................................................4July-26August

Term4....................................12September-4November

AssessmentWeek....................................7-11November*

CensusDate.........................................................1August

2017 Key DatesSemester 1NewApplicationsClose......................................16JanuaryTerm1................................................13February-7AprilTerm2....................................................24April-16JuneAssessmentWeek...........................................19-23June*CensusDate.........................................................13March

Semester 2NewApplicationsClose...........................................19JuneTerm3..............................................17July-8SeptemberTerm4..................................25September-17NovemberAssessmentWeek..................................20-24November*CensusDate.......................................................14August*Studentsrequiredtobeavailableduringassessmentweek

Administration Office Opening HoursDuring TermMon,ThurandFri8.30am–5.15pmTuesandWed8.30am–7.00pmSat–SunClosed

Holiday BreaksMon–Fri9.00am–5.00pmSat–SunClosed

Fees 2016Tuition Fees (FEE-HELP available)

Level1and2units$1,750persubjectpersemesterLevel3andHonoursunitsRefertothe2016ScheduleofFeesFull-timestudy$10,500persemester

Compulsory Student Services and Amenities Fee

Level1and2units:$20persubjectpersemesterLevel3andHonoursunits:Refertothe2016ScheduleofFeesFull-timestudy$120persemester

Payment Options

1:PaymentinFull:Semesterfeesarepaidinfullonenrolment(cash,cheque,creditcard).2:FEE-HELPandSA-HELP:CommonwealthGovernmentstudentloanschemesavailabletoanyAustraliancitizenwithataxfilenumber,applicabletoallorpartoftuitionfeesandStudentServicesandAmenitiesFee.RefertoFEE-HELPandSA-HELPinformationbookletsorstudyassist.gov.auforfulldetails.3:InstalmentPaymentPlan:Forapprovedapplicants,aninitialdepositof25%ofthetotalsemester’sfeesispayableonenrolmentbytheduedate.Thebalanceoffees(plus20%administrationfee)ispayableinfortnightlyormonthlyinstallmentsaccordingtothesignedagreement.

images(left)ExterioroftheTeaching&StudioBuilding.Photo:JamesField(right)Studio3(cover)PaintingLevel2class.Photos:IngridKellenbach

Open Day 14August201610am-4pm