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Goulburn

elizabeth.charles — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 22:38:20 GMT

Course Information Semester 1 - 2010 - Goulburn Campus
~~Semester 1, 2010 course listing Goulburn Campus~~In 2010, Moss Vale TAFE will be offering a variety of Arts & Media courses to suit beginners to advanced students.
Enrolments for

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place 1-7pm on Friday, 29 January &2010 and Monday, 1 ~~February,~~February 2010.
~~For more information please go~~
TAFE Plus weekend / short courses
**Portrait in Watercolor with Cherry Hood**
**Build a Wood Fired Pizza Oven**
**Flowers in Oils with Kim Shannon**
Introductory courses
These course are suitable for beginners or those with limited experiences and provides the basis for further studies or progression into higher award courses. Students gain practical experience in the safe use of a range of studio-based skills, making art work that is suitable for presenting for admission to higher award courses. This course will also introduce students to historical and contemporary practices and provide creative strategies to ~~our website http://artsandmedia-highlands.iiwki.edu.au~~express the student’s vision.
Application courses- Late applications are still being accepted, selection processes apply and applicants are required to attend an information session and present a portfolio of work. Information sessions are provided by appointment in the Art offices, Ground floor, Building V, Tuesday, 8 December 2009. An additional information session is also planned for Thursday, 28 January, 2010. Interested students are asked to phone faculty staff on 4823 1809 for further information.
FINE ARTS
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Course No: 19145 (NRT) ~~Award:~~Award: ADVANCED Diploma
This is a broad based course providing training for those wanting to be practicing artists or intending to work in the visual arts industry. Students are introduced to the practical studio skills required in Painting, Sculpture, Ceramics, Photography and Printmaking, supported by foundation studies in Drawing, History/theory Cultural Productions, Computing, OH&S, Portfolio Documentation, and Exhibition Studies. The emphasis is on studio work and is based on professional practices in the visual arts industry. Students can choose to first enrol in and complete the Diploma in Fine Arts before progressing onto the final stage of the Advanced Diploma in Fine Arts

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4 years
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Part-time day –

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6 years.
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Classes are proposed

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- 3.30pm.
~~Entry~~
Entry Requirements: NSW

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of work
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The following courses

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your appointment
PHOTOIMAGING

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7539 (NRT) ~~Award:~~Award: Certificate IV
This course gives you a broad based education in digital and wet based photography. It prepares you for entry into higher award courses, or gives you the necessary awareness and general skills for working in a range of photographic media within the arts/photography industry. You will develop your technical skills, creativity and understanding of the fine arts. Students learn to apply creative, critical, and visual judgement towards the production of professional quality images using a variety of lighting and image recording techniques and associated technologies that can be applied in a range of areas such as commercial, scientific/medical, government, journalism, fashion, etc. They will develop a personal expression of contemporary photography concepts to client related and individually developed and initiated projects.
Part-time day – average 6 hours per week x 3 years

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– 3:30pm
Entry Requirements: NSW HSC or equivalent.
ADVANCED VISUAL ARTS
Course No: 19298 (NRT) Award: Statement of Attainment

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and Painting.
~~Part-time~~
Part-time Day -

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3:30 pm
CERAMICS - GENERAL
Course No: 19124 (NRT) Award: CERTIFICATE IV

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Entry Requirements: Completion of the requirements for the award of the NSW HSC or equivalent, and submission of a portfolio; or completion of a Certificate III in Ceramics or equivalent, and submission of a portfolio.
An information session for the following introductory level courses will be held 29 January, 2010, 12noon – 12.45am in the AV room, V Block ahead of the first enrolment session. Enrolment sessions will be held 1-7pm Friday, 29 January & Monday, 1 February 2010.These courses are suitable for beginners or those with limited experience - no application required, no formal entry requirements. They provide the basis for further studies, the development of a portfolio or progression into higher award courses. If you have an interest in more than one strand, it is possible for you to attend other classes with the one enrolment. All courses can be completed in 1 year or less.

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VISUAL ARTS
Course No: 19296 (NRT) Award: Statement of Attainment
Four different strands are offered in 2010:

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public artdomain.
~~Fabric~~
Fabric Printing strand:

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including fabric.
Part-time day - 1 Semester, 6 hpw, Monday, 9am - 3:30pm Fabric Printing
Part-time evening - 1 Year, 3.5 hpw, Thursday, 6pm - 9:30pm Mosaic sculpture
VISUAL ARTS AND CONTEMPORARY CRAFT
Course No: 19111 (NRT) Award: Certificate I

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in 2010:
Digital photography strand: In this course students are introduced students to the basic practical and creative skills in digital photography. Students learn about digital camera operations, taking photographs and printing images. Elementary computer operations are also covered.
Visual Arts strand - Drawing, Painting, Printmaking and Sculpture In this course students are introduced to the basic practical and creative skills used in a range of visual arts areas. Students gain practical experience in the safe use of a range of studio-based skills and materials across a range of media.

Goulburn

elizabeth.charles — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 22:35:49 GMT

Course Information Semester 1 - 2010 - Goulburn Campus
Semester 1, 2010 course listing Goulburn Campus
Enrolments for new students take place 1-7pm Friday, 29 January & Monday, 1 February, 2010.
For more information please go to our website http://artsandmedia-highlands.iiwki.edu.au
Application courses- Late applications are still being accepted, selection processes apply and applicants are required to attend an information session and present a portfolio of work. Information sessions are provided by appointment in the Art offices, Ground floor, Building V, Tuesday, 8 December 2009. An additional information session is also planned for Thursday, 28 January, 2010. Interested students are asked to phone faculty staff on 4823 1809 for further information.
FINE ARTS
Course No: 19145 (NRT) Award: ADVANCED Diploma
This is a broad based course providing training for those wanting to be practicing artists or intending to work in the visual arts industry. Students are introduced to the practical studio skills required in Painting, Sculpture, Ceramics, Photography and Printmaking, supported by foundation studies in Drawing, History/theory Cultural Productions, Computing, OH&S, Portfolio Documentation, and Exhibition Studies. The emphasis is on studio work and is based on professional practices in the visual arts industry. Students can choose to first enrol in and complete the Diploma in Fine Arts before progressing onto the final stage of the Advanced Diploma in Fine Arts
Full-time day - approximately 15 per week x 4 years
Part-time day – average 6 hours per week x 6 years.
Classes are proposed for Mon - Thurs 9am - 3.30pm.
Entry Requirements: NSW HSC or equivalent or Fine Arts Certificate III, the presentation of a portfolio of work
The following courses require students to attend an Information Session and present a portfolio. Interested students are asked to phone faculty staff on 4823 1809 to arrange an information session which will be held for Photoimaging and Visual Arts from 10am in the Art Offices, Floor 1, Building V, Monday, 7 December 2009. A separate information session for Ceramics will be held from 10am in the AV Room, V Block, Thursday, 10 December 2009. Additional information sessions are also planned for Thursday, 28 January, 2010. At the information session you will be asked to complete an expression of interest indicating your experience and to present a portfolio of work. Phone faculty staff on 4823 1800 for further information or to schedule your appointment
PHOTOIMAGING
Course No: 7539 (NRT) Award: Certificate IV
This course gives you a broad based education in digital and wet based photography. It prepares you for entry into higher award courses, or gives you the necessary awareness and general skills for working in a range of photographic media within the arts/photography industry. You will develop your technical skills, creativity and understanding of the fine arts. Students learn to apply creative, critical, and visual judgement towards the production of professional quality images using a variety of lighting and image recording techniques and associated technologies that can be applied in a range of areas such as commercial, scientific/medical, government, journalism, fashion, etc. They will develop a personal expression of contemporary photography concepts to client related and individually developed and initiated projects.
Part-time day – average 6 hours per week x 3 years
Classes are proposed for Wednesday 9am – 3:30pm
Entry Requirements: NSW HSC or equivalent.
ADVANCED VISUAL ARTS
Course No: 19298 (NRT) Award: Statement of Attainment
This course is suitable for people with basic skills to use as a starting point to work towards either the Certificate IV in Visual Arts & Contemporary Craft or Certificate IV in Ceramics. Elective choices electives proposed for semester 1 are Drawing and Printmaking and for semester 2 Ceramics and Painting.
Part-time Day - 1 year, 6 hpw, Thursday proposed, 9 am – 3:30 pm
CERAMICS - GENERAL
Course No: 19124 (NRT) Award: CERTIFICATE IV
This course provides you with vocational training in the theoretical and practical aspects of ceramics for work in the ceramics industry as an exhibiting ceramic artist, studio production potter or ceramic manufacturer. Ceramics electives are supported by core studies in Drawing, History/Theory Cultural Productions, Design, Materials and Kiln Technologies and Professional Practices for Artists.
Part-time day – 3 years, 9 hpw, Monday -Tuesday, 9am – 3:30pm
Entry Requirements: Completion of the requirements for the award of the NSW HSC or equivalent, and submission of a portfolio; or completion of a Certificate III in Ceramics or equivalent, and submission of a portfolio.
An information session for the following introductory level courses will be held 29 January, 2010, 12noon – 12.45am in the AV room, V Block ahead of the first enrolment session. Enrolment sessions will be held 1-7pm Friday, 29 January & Monday, 1 February 2010.These courses are suitable for beginners or those with limited experience - no application required, no formal entry requirements. They provide the basis for further studies, the development of a portfolio or progression into higher award courses. If you have an interest in more than one strand, it is possible for you to attend other classes with the one enrolment. All courses can be completed in 1 year or less.
STUDIO WORK IN VISUAL ARTS
Course No: 19296 (NRT) Award: Statement of Attainment
Four different strands are offered in 2010:
Mosaic Sculpture Strand: In this course students will develop their own sculptural mosaic projects whilst gaining an appreciation of time honoured traditions and contemporary applications of mosaic in the public artdomain.
Fabric Printing strand: In this course students will develop their own images for printing on a range of surfaces, including fabric.
Part-time day - 1 Semester, 6 hpw, Monday, 9am - 3:30pm Fabric Printing
Part-time evening - 1 Year, 3.5 hpw, Thursday, 6pm - 9:30pm Mosaic sculpture
VISUAL ARTS AND CONTEMPORARY CRAFT
Course No: 19111 (NRT) Award: Certificate I
Four different strands are offered in 2010:
Digital photography strand: In this course students are introduced students to the basic practical and creative skills in digital photography. Students learn about digital camera operations, taking photographs and printing images. Elementary computer operations are also covered.
Visual Arts strand - Drawing, Painting, Printmaking and Sculpture In this course students are introduced to the basic practical and creative skills used in a range of visual arts areas. Students gain practical experience in the safe use of a range of studio-based skills and materials across a range of media.
Ceramics Strand: In this course students are introduced to designing and making their own ceramic pieces using various wheel and hand construction methods, basic surface treatment and glazing are covered along with a range of firing processes.
Digital Printing/Photoshop Strand: This course provides you with experience and practice using PHOTOSHOP as an art-making tool. Whilst the course is specifically directed to the interests and needs of artists it will also be suitable for others wanting to learn the fundamentals of PHOTOSHOP as a creative tool.
Part-time Evening - 1 Year, 4 hpw, Monday, 6pm – 10pm Digital Photography
Part-time Evening - 1 Year, 4 hpw, Wednesday, 6pm – 10pm Ceramics
Part-time Evening - 1 Year, 4 hpw, Thursday, 6pm – 10pm Visual Arts – Drawing, Painting, Printmaking, Sculpture
Part-time Day - 1 Year, 4 hpw, Thursday, 9:30am – 2pm – Digital Printing / Photoshop
VISUAL ARTS & CONTEMPORARY CRAFT
Course No: 19112 (NRT) Award: Certificate II
Three different strands are offered in 2010
Visual Arts strand - Drawing, Painting, Printmaking and Sculpture: In this course students are introduced to the basic practical and creative skills used in a range of visual arts areas. Students gain practical experience in the safe use of a range of studio-based skills. An awareness of art history is also gained along with the elements and principles of design.
Photography strand : In this course students are introduced to the basic practical skills in photography. Students learn about both digital and analogue (film) camera operations, taking photographs, processing and printing black and white film and printing digital images. Students are introduced to working with PhotoshopCS4 as well as elementary computer operations.
Ceramics strand : In this course students are introduced to designing making their own ceramic pieces using various wheel and hand construction methods. Basic surface treatment and glazing are covered along with a range of firing processes. An awareness of the history of ceramics is also gained along with the elements and principles of design.
Part-time Day - 1 Year, 6 hpw, Monday, 9am – 3:30pm – Digital & Analogue Photography
Part-time Day - 1 Year, 6 hpw, Thursday, 9am – 3:30pm – Ceramics
Part-time Day - 1 Year, 6 hpw, Thursday, 9am – 3:30pm – Visual Arts
NRT means nationally recognised training. When you enrol you will need to pay the TAFE NSW Course Fee. If you currently hold a Commonwealth benefit or allowance you may be eligible to pay a concession fee of $50 rather than the full TAFE NSW Course Fee. For further information please contact Goulburn Campus on 4823 1800. TAFE NSW campuses DO NOT ACCEPT CASH for payments in relation to enrolment. Accepted methods of payment for the Course fee and other related charges* are: EFTPOS, Personal or Bank cheque. *Course related charges refer to the Student Materials Fee for each course; further information is available at enrolment. All courses are proposed to run subject to demand & resources.

Teacher profiles

lcook31 — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 22:28:40 GMT

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{Ron_Mathers_(1).JPG} Ron Mathers {Gillian_McCracken2.JPG} Gillian McCraken {Evan-Salmon-photo.jpg} Evan Salmon

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Laudenbach {Ian_Jones.jpg} ~~{Lynne_Flemons.jpg}~~ Ian Jones {Lynne_Flemons.jpg} Lynne Flemons

Teacher profiles

lcook31 — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 22:27:54 GMT

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Teacher profiles
Please click on the staff photographs to view their biographies.
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{Cathty_Lau.jpg}Ron Mathers {Gillian_McCracken2.JPG} Gillian McCraken {Evan-Salmon-photo.jpg} Evan Salmon
{Cathty_Lau.jpg} Cathy Laudenbach {Ian_Jones.jpg} {Lynne_Flemons.jpg}

Teacher profiles

lcook31 — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 22:24:36 GMT

Martin Halstead

lcook31 — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 22:21:16 GMT

Martin Halstead
Martin received a Diploma of Art in Ceramics from the ANU School of Art in 1983. From 1982 to 1984 he was the Assistant to the curator at the ANU School of Art Gallery before becoming a teacher in the NSW TAFE system. He has been exhibiting regularly since 1982 with solo shows at Orange Regional Gallery in 1986 and in Sydney in 1992. In 2006 he had a solo exhibition titled From a Shared Studio at Narek Galleries, Tanja. Other exhibitions include Fire and Earth, 1987 and The Ceramic Object, 1992, both at the Manly Art Gallery and Museum NSW. In 1983 he was awarded the Bathurst Purchase Prize and in 1986 was the winner of the Young Ceramist Award at the prestigious Concorso Internazionale in Faenza. In 1989 he was commissioned by the Queensland Performing Arts Trust to produce the Instrumental Suite, the first significant performance associated works of art acquired by the Trust. In 1992 Martin was artist-in-residence in the Lakeside Studio in Michigan, USA. His work is represented in the Museum of Ceramics, Faenze, Italy, Bathurst Regional Art Gallery, NSW, Orange Regional Art Gallery, and NSW, La Trobe Valley Regional Art Gallery, Victoria, the Newcastle Region Art Gallery, Artbank plus corporate, institutional and private collections in Australia and overseas.

Janine King

lcook31 — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 22:20:39 GMT

Janine King
Janine studied ceramics at East Sydney Technical College National Art School. She established the Jenner Road Pottery in Dural with Steve Harrison in 1975 and later the Loopline Pottery in 1977 where she stills works. She is also the co-founder of the Kiln and Clay Technology Company Hot and Sticky. She has been an exhibiting member of the Australian Potters Society since 1976. Janine has been exhibiting regularly since 1975 including: Love Your Work Muse Gallery Sydney 2003; environmenta – Colonisation Moss Vale Sculpture Park, NSW 2001; The Poetic Table Jan Taylor Gallery, Blues Point 1996; Juggling the Elements and Ceramic Collectables Manly Art Gallery, NSW 1995 and 1990; Guest exhibitor with Peter Rushforth at ‘Le Var’, Blackheath NSW 1982; Dozen Different Ways travelling exhibition around SE Asia, Museum of Applied Arts & Science 1980. She was a finalist in the Meroogal Women’s Art prize in 2004 and 2008.

Robyn Kinsela

lcook31 — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 22:20:04 GMT

Robyn Kinsela
Robyn studied Architecture at Sydney University then completed a Diploma of Industrial Design at Randwick CAE 1974; Graduate Diploma of Education Art, Sydney Teachers College 1978; Robyn has held over 11 solo exhibitions since 1986, the most recent being Paintings and Prints at Sturt Gallery, Mittagong 2006. She has participated in numerous group exhibitions including: Tuggeranong Arts Centre, Canberra 2006; Pushing Boundaries Goulburn Regional Art Gallery, 2006; Gli Accenti Berrima District Art Gallery, Bowral 2006; Southern Highlands Printmakers Sturt Gallery Mittagong, and Campbelltown Arts Centre, 2005; and Traces Southern Highlands Printmakers, Wollongong City Gallery 2004. In 2007 Robyn was artist-in-residence at the Hungarian Multicultural Centre on Lake Balaton, Hungary, and from 2001–06 was artist-inresidence in the Furniture and Design Workshop, ANU School of Art, Canberra. Robyn has received numerous awards and commendations including: Photographic Exhibition National Year of the Built Environment SHRG Bowral 2004; Alvaro Open Painting, BDAS Bowral 2003; Nick Scali Portrait Prize, Southern Highlands Regional Gallery, Bowral (2003); Works on Paper, BDAS Bowral 2002 Traditional, Liverpool City Arts Festival 2001. Her work is included in numerous private and corporate collections in Australia, USA, UK and Hungary and is represented in the NSW Historic Houses Trust collection.

Ron Mathers

lcook31 — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 22:19:16 GMT

Ron Mathers
Ron graduated from the Glasgow School of Art and Jordanhill College of Advanced Education in 1968. In 1972 he was awarded membership of the Scottish Craft Centre with the production of ceramic chess sets of patented design and associated hardwood chess tables. In the late seventies Ron was the Illawarra Mercury’s Art Critic reviewing local and Sydney exhibitions and subsequently commissioned to write catalogue notes for various artists. In the mid eighties he was chosen as Wollongong Art Gallery’s Project Artist and was a finalist in the Sulman Prize and Mahlab exhibition. Since returning from France in 1995 he has participated in various group exhibitions. His work is held in numerous private collections.

Gillian McCracken

lcook31 — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 22:18:42 GMT

Gillian McCracken
Gillian received a Diploma of Fine Arts in Tasmania, 1957, a Certificate of Ceramics, National Art School, Sydney, 1973, and a Master of Art History and Theory, College of Fine Arts, University of NSW, 2000. She practised as a potter from 1974 and participated in a number of group and one man exhibitions. She was also active in the leadership of state and national craft and ceramic organisations. Gillian joined the Australia Council in 1986 and was a Program/Policy Manager, Visual Arts/ Craft until 1995. During this period she was responsible for the development of a range of initiatives to support craft incentive programs, national public art policy, statistical surveys of artists and craftspeople and arts marketing studies. In 1996 she began a 13 year career as a freelance curator, arts writer, arts management advisor and researcher, and teacher. Her first curating achievement was Process and Obsession at Performance Space, Sydney 1996. This has been followed by more than 20 exhibitions, a number of which have toured nationally. Gillian became a part-time teacher of Cultural Productions at Moss Vale TAFE in 2009.

Stephen Fearnley

lcook31 — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 22:18:07 GMT

Stephen Fearnley
Stephen has a Diploma in Fine Arts and is currently a candidate for a Masters in Photography. He has had a multi-faceted arts career, holding numerous positions in the arts industry including work as an art consultant, film producer and director, composer and performer as well as an exhibiting artist. He has travelled extensively. Stephen has held numerous solo exhibitions including Light and Plane at the King Street Studios in 1987 and Pieces of Eight Photographs and Paintings at the Bondi Pavilion, in 1990 as well as participating in numerous group exhibitions. In 1995 he received development funding from the South Australian Film Corporation to write a feature film and in 2003 he won a federal training award for implementing art based courses. Recently he has established the successful band Juicy Mountain.

Tony Ameneiro

lcook31 — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 22:16:59 GMT

Tony Ameneiro
Tony has a Bachelor of Art from Alexander Mackie College Sydney and a certificate in Post Technician Printmaking from Wollongong West TAFE in 1997. He began exhibiting professionally in 1978. Some of his solo exhibitions include Camouflaged Cakes at the James Harvey Gallery Newtown in 1984 and more recently Skulls and Lilies, Lilies and Skulls at the Marianne Newman Gallery Sydney in 2007. He has received numerous awards and grants including being the winner of the Fremantle Print Prize in 2007 and being chosen twice by the Print Council of Australia as their commissioned print artist. In 1990 he was awarded an Australia Council Professional Development Grant to travel to the USA. His work is included in several public collections including the Burnie Regional Gallery, the Art Gallery of NSW, Queensland Art Gallery, the State Library of Victoria, Campbelltown City Art Gallery, Wagga Wagga Regional Gallery, Warnambool Art Gallery, Wollongong City Gallery and the University of Wollongong and the University of South Australia. His work is also included in the collection of the University of Miami and the University of Nebraska-Lincoln as well as numerous private collections.

Stephanie Monteith

lcook31 — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 22:16:26 GMT

Stephanie Monteith
Stephanie received a Bachelor of Fine Arts First Class Honours in 1997 from UNSW. In 2002 she completed her Master of Fine Arts from UNSW. In 2004 she completed the Certificate IV in Workplace and Assessment Training. She has exhibited extensively in solo and group exhibitions including: Doug Moran National Portrait Prize State Library of NSW, Geraldton Regional Art Gallery WA, Hervey Bay Regional Art Gallery, 2007; One Month James Dorahy Project Space, Sydney 2006; Albumn Legge Gallery, Redfern 2006; Pontoon Wollongong City Gallery 2005; Going Out There Ivan Dougherty Gallery, UNSW 2005; Base Ten: new directions in painting Ivan Dougherty Gallery, UNSW 2004; Sucker Punch FCA Gallery, Wollongong University 2003; John Olsen Drawing Prize selected works, COFA, UNSW 2000; Lines of Investigation International Drawing Research Institute Exhibition, CFA Exhibition and Performance Space, UNSW 2000; exhibition of selected entries from the Helen Lempriere Travelling Art Scholarship Artspace, Sydney 1997.
In 2006 Stephanie was artist-in-residence at Bundanon and was a recipient of a NAVA Visual and Craft artist’s grant. She was also artist-in residence at Wollongong City Gallery in 2004 and 2005. From 2000 to 2002, Stephanie received an Australian Postgraduate Award Scholarship. In 1997 she received the COFA, UNSW Annual Jenny Birt Award for being an outstanding painting student.

Bev Hogg

lcook31 — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 22:15:41 GMT

Bev Hogg

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Arts Fellowship.
Her work is included in numerous public collections including Parliament House, Artbank, Goulburn Regional Gallery, Canberra Museum and Gallery and the ACT Legislative Assembly.

Bev Hogg

lcook31 — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 22:15:27 GMT

Bev Hogg
Bev graduated from the ANU School of Art in 1989 with a degree in Visual Arts after many years travelling and living overseas. Since graduation Bev has established a vibrant multi-faceted practice in her Canberra studio. She has held 8 solo exhibitions and been included in numerous group exhibitions. Her most recent solo exhibition was Weaving Dry Water at Craft ACT, Craft and Design Centre. Recent group exhibitions include Bird Show, Canberra School of Art Gallery, Climate Changing Climate Goulburn Regional Gallery, Go Figure Australian Contemporary SOFA Chicago USA and Impact Watling Gallery, Brisbane QLD. She has completed many public art and community art projects within the Canberra region. Bev’s work has won several major awards including the Canberra Circle Visual Arts Award, for her solo exhibition Weaving Dry Water 2007, the National Ceramic Award and the Doug Alexander Memorial Award. In 1996 Bev was awarded the Australia Council studio residency in Barcelona to research art in public spaces and in 2006 she was awarded the ACT Creative Arts Fellowship.
Her work is included in numerous public collections including Parliament House, Artbank, Goulburn Regional Gallery, Canberra Museum and Gallery and the ACT Legislative Assembly.

Evan Salmon

lcook31 — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 22:14:51 GMT

Evan Salmon
Evan received his Diploma of Fine Arts from the National Art School in 1991, and his Master of Fine Arts from the College of Fine Arts, UNSW 2002. From 1996-98 he assisted Robert Klippel with assembling and painting sculpture.
Evan has been exhibiting professionally since 1991 in group and solo exhibitions in Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide and in 2006 Dazzle Ship at Wollongong City Gallery. He is represented by Legge Gallery, Redfern, where he has held regular solo exhibitions since 1993. Group exhibitions include Ghosts of the Coast Gallery 4A Sydney 2006; The True History of the Kelly Gang First Draft Gallery Sydney 2002; Full Fathom Five Rocket Art Gallery Newcastle 2001; Redlands Westpac Art Prize Mosman Art Gallery 2001; Guitar Shaped World Tamworth Regional Art Gallery 1999; Lloyd Rees Memorial Art Award Lanecove Council Chambers 1998; Packsaddle New England Regional Art Gallery 1996 – 2001; The Artists’ Eye Rex Irwin Art Dealer Sydney 1992.
In 2006 Evan was a finalist in the Sulman Prize Art Gallery NSW and in 2005, 07, 09 he was a finalist in the Hazelhurst Art Award at Hazelhurst Regional Gallery and Art Centre.
Evan’s work is represented in the public collections of the IMG, TAFE NSW, Liverpool TAFE, University of Technology Sydney, Wollongong City Gallery and University Art Collection, and many private collections in Australia and overseas.

Cecile Galiazzo

lcook31 — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 22:14:14 GMT

Cecile Galiazzo
Cecile graduated from the ANU School of Art, Canberra in 2000 with a Bachelor of Visual Arts. From 2001 – 05, Cecile worked at the ANU School of Art in the Papermaking studio and from 2002- 07 worked as studio coordinator and manager at Megalo Access Print Studios ACT.
Cecile has held 6 solo exhibitions, the most recent, Closer to Home in 2008 Studio Alttenburg, Paradiso/State Of Mind in 2007 Impressions on Paper, Canberra, In My Father’s House in 2006 Birdhouse Gallery, Braidwood. Pilgrimage: Works from Bundanoon in 2005 Megalo Gallery, Canberra.
She has participated in numerous group shows including: In the Fold in 2008 ANCA Gallery, Canberra, Site and Soul 1 in 2003 & Site and Soul 3 in 2007 Canberra Museum and Gallery, The ABN Amro Emerging Artists Award Exhibition in 2006, The Silk Cut Award in 2004 Glen Eira City Council Gallery Victoria and H2003 Australian Science festival in 2003 The Foyer Gallery ANU.
In 2001 Cecile won the Goulburn Art Award, in 2008, the inaugural Weerewa Festival Works on Paper Prize and in 2004 was awarded an artists residency at Bundanoon, NSW. She is represented in public and private collections in Australia and overseas.

Marianne Courtenay

lcook31 — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 22:13:43 GMT

Marianne Courtenay
Marianne studied painting and design at the National Art School, Sydney. In addition she has a Bachelor of Arts from Sydney University and post-graduate diplomas in adult education and in language teaching from the University of Technology, Sydney and Sydney University respectively. She has worked as a book illustrator, high school art teacher, as a tertiary level lecturer and in arts and education policy and administration.
Marianne has participated in solo and group exhibitions nationally and internationally for over 25 years. In 2005 Marianne was a guest artist with the UK arts company Welfare State International at The Lanternhouse, Ulveston, UK. Recent exhibitions include Making your Mark, with John Fox, Lanternhouse Gallery, Ulverston, UK, 2005, Sunlight and Shadow Gallery 47, Rylstone, 2006, Wood, Paper Stone with Robert Crombie, Studio Altenburg Braidwood 2007, and group exhibitions with the Southern Highlands Printmakers, Sturt Gallery, Mittagong, and Shoalhaven Regional Arts Centre, 2008.
Marianne is presently preparing for a major solo exhibition in 2010 at the Orange Regional Gallery. Her work is held in public and corporate collections in New South Wales and in private collections across Australia, in the UK, the United States, Japan and Europe.

Kathryn Orton

lcook31 — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 22:13:17 GMT

Kathryn Orton
Kathryn studied Graphic Design at Randwick College of TAFE in 1976-77. She completed a Bachelor of Creative Arts, University of Wollongong in 1986, and a Graduate Diploma of Vocational Education and Training in 2004.
Kathryn has exhibited widely since 1984, including her recent 2007 solo show Some time Elsewhere at Legge Gallery, Sydney. Other solo shows include -Small Fish in a Big Pond 1994 at Wollongong City Gallery and Dining with a Matriarch 1998, About Town 2001 and Let Them Eat Cake 2003 all at Legge Gallery.
As one of the Six by Six printmakers Kathryn exhibited print works annually from 1984-98 and she is now one of the Southern Highland Printmakers. In 2007 she undertook a residency at the Skopelos Foundation for the Arts on the Greek island of Skopelos.
Kathryn has had work displayed in the Portia Geach Memorial Award, the Dobell Drawing Prize, the Shell Fremantle Print Award and has been included in many other national and state group exhibitions.
In 1993, Kathryn illustrated Olwen Twelve Pockets a children’s book written by Fiona McKay.
Her work is in numerous public collections including the University of Wollongong Permanent Collection, University of Wollongong Union Collection, Wollongong City Gallery, and in private collections throughout Australia.

Cathy Laudenbach

lcook31 — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 22:12:42 GMT

Cathy Laudenbach
Cathy completed a Bachelor of Education, Canberra University in 1980. She received a Master of Visual Arts, from the ANU School of Art in 1998 and is currently a candidate for a Research Master of Arts at Monash University.
Cathy has held eleven solo exhibitions since 1998 and been included in numerous group exhibitions. Her work has been selected as a finalist in numerous Australian photography prizes including the Bowness Prize, Monash in 2007 and the Josephine Ulrick Photography Prize in 2005, 2006 and 2007 when she was a runner up. This year her work was included as a finalist in the Phoenix Prize for work with a spiritual theme and has been selected for inclusion in the 2009 Togart Prize for Contemporary Art in the Northern Territory. Her work was also included in the exhibition New Australiana that toured Australia for four years with the Australian Centre for Photography from 2000-2005.
Cathy has been the recipient of many grants and awards, including the Hill End Residency 2001 and 2009; artsACT Project Funding Grant 2003 and 2008; and an Australia Council, Visual Arts Craft Board New Work Grant in 2005. Her work is included in numerous collections including the Albury Regional Gallery, Gold Coast City Art Gallery, the Tweed River Gallery and the Bathurst Regional Gallery.