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Semester 1 2010

FINE ART STUDIO VISA1151_115
STUDIO ART 1-2
SEMESTER 1/2010
Unit Coordinator - Paul Trinidad

Final Reviews - 17 and 19 May - be prepared

FOLIO WEEK - 24th to 28th May

FOLIO SUBMISSION 28TH May 4:00pm deadline.

Welcome to all students for 2010. Special thanks for coming along to Orientation Day. Good to meet you and get to chat a little. I am very excited to get the ball rolling on Monday, hope you are too.

Please browse thru this site to get an overview of previous projects and student life.

Please note that the site is not updated to 2010, this process will take place during the semester.

If you did not get a copy of your unit guide you can download it from here

MUST SEE SITE

Marc Synder

take the time to browse thru the Fiji Island Mermaid Press site

http://www.fimp.net

Remember - we are looking at these sites to reference and begin research for conceptual and technical purposes. Do you know what a lino print cut is? - Do you know how it is made? What are some of the concepts that Marc and other artists from this group are dealing with?

|News|

Semester 1 2010

Welcome to Students from Indonesian Seni Institute - and the ITB Bandung

• PICA opening 17 April.
  A must see exhibition of 2009 Graduates work. See this exhibition during your semester Break.
• This website is constructed with support from a number of people. I wish to thank them all including the practicing artists and students whose work you can see on these pages.
  
• Unable to attend class - have you missed a studio session - missed a handout? - Please email me and let me know. I can supply information to you.

Mike Hunnewell Fite Ritual - performance and experimental Drawing class FALVA
2005

What is Performance Art? start your research here!!

check out the Tate Collection definition!

|Important Notes|

The units are run in a combined studio setting. As such, some of the data on this site are for general information only, specific details, such as workshop, contract and exhibition requirements will be given in tutorial settings and as addendums to the course guide during the semester. This site is to be updated with student input as the semester develops.

Artists are in contact with a large range of materials and chemicals that could be hazardous. General safety is instructed but students should make it their practice to understand relative toxicity of the materials they are handling and relative precautions.
Where possible students are encouraged to approach art with a non-toxic attitude, however some chemicals will be used, you can check the internet for a vast range of information - a good site for chemical data can be found at the following link

The Physical and Theoretical Chemistry Laboratory
Oxford University

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