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Tuesday-Friday
10.30am - 5pm
Saturday Noon - 5pm
or by appointment.
Closed public holidays
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The
ANU School of Art is located at: Ellery Crescent, Acton,
ACT, 2601
Telephone: +612 6125 5841
Fax: +612 6125 0491
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SIXTH LEICA/CCP DOCUMENTARY PHOTOGRAPHY
AWARD |
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9 October - 1 November
The Sixth Leica/CCP Documentary Photography
Award, a showcase of Australia’s best
contemporary documentary photographers, has now
begun to form its national tour. The sixteen
finalists chosen bring together diverse views of
the human experience, ranging from war
photography to quiet observations on the streets
of Beijing. Since its inaugural tour in 1997,
this biennial exhibition continues to support
documentary photography, a task of increasing
importance as our definition and interest in the
real rapidly evolves.
Following a national call for entries, sixteen
finalists and seventeen bodies of work were
selected by a distinguished panel of judges;
Christopher Köller (Head of Photography Studio,
School of Art VCA, The University of Melbourne),
Kyla McFarlane (writer and Assistant
Curator/Exhibitions at Monash University Museum
of Art) and Kelly Gellatly (Curator Contemporary
Art, National Gallery of Victoria).
The artists selected for exhibition are Michael
Amendolia, James Brickwood, Cara Bowerman,
Anthony Dawton, Stephen Dupont (2), Sean Hobbs,
Jesse Marlow, Natalie McComas, Matthew Newton,
Laki Sideris, Steven Siewert, Doug
Spowart+Victoria Cooper, Emma Thomson, Tamara
Voninski, Tom Williams and Lisa Wiltse.
Sponsored by Leica, the Sixth Leica/CCP
Documentary Photography Award was exhibited at
the Centre for Contemporary Photography from 7
September to 27 October 2007. The winner of the
Award, Stephen Dupont, was announced on the
opening night of the exhibition, with an
honorable mention for Laki Sideris. The
exhibition tour will commence in May 2008.
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Graduate Exhibition 2008 |
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6 - 14 December
Grand Opening 6pm Friday 5th December
This year’s ANU School of Art Graduate
Exhibition features the works of students
completing their studies in Bachelor of Visual
Arts Honours, Bachelor of Visual Arts, Bachelor
of Digital Arts and the Diploma of Art.
Students have majored in wood, textiles,
sculpture, printmedia and drawing, photography
and media arts, painting, gold and
silversmithing, glass and ceramics. Visitors to
the School will witness the talent of its
emerging artists and experience the quality and
diversity of art and craft education offered by
the School, from fine furniture making to
installation, digital imagery to ceramic
objects.
The works are displayed in the School of Art
Gallery, Foyer Gallery, Photospace and in
Workshop spaces throughout the school. Many of
the works are for sale and provide a great
opportunity to support our recent graduates.
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