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‘A world without art would be a soulless one’: Meet VCA graduating artist Grace Murphy
Grace Murphy is days away from exhibiting new work at the 2023 VCA Art Grad Show. Her latest paintings, inspired by the complex relationships between humans and animals, are brought to life through vividly rendered depictions of animals in unconventional settings. Grace spoke with us as she was putting the finishing touches on her Grad Show presentation. This is what she had to share:
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VCA graduating artist Demi Kromidellis on exploring cultural heritage through photography
Demi Kromidellis is a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Visual Art) student employing photography to explore themes of identity, belonging, and her enduring connection to Greek culture. Her latest photographic series will debut at the 2023 VCA Art Grad Show and invites viewers on a visual journey connecting the past, present, and future. We spoke with Demi about her practice and plans for the future.
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'The biggest challenge I have is trusting the process … A resolution will emerge': Meet Astrid Mulder, alum of Graduate Certificate in Visual Art and Master of Contemporary Art
Across performance, photography and video, VCA graduate Astrid Mulder creates work that plays with choreography, colour and form and questions how we communicate and navigate the world. She spoke to us about her experience in the Graduate Certificate in Visual Art.
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Gutsy topics need level ground to find momentum
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Vale Celeste Chandler
With heavy hearts, we acknowledge the passing of a remarkable artist, educator, and treasured colleague, Celeste Chandler, who enriched our VCA community from 2009 to 2023. She was taken too soon.
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Me and my mentor: Britt Salt and Hannah Gartside
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Painting the unfamiliar: why the first European paintings of Australian animals look so alien to our eyes
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Me and my mentor: Marion Harper and Vera Möller
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Student Q&Arts: Delphine Byrne
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The Majlis Travelling Fellowship: Supporting the next generation of artists
The future of art is on display in the Majlis Travelling Fellowship Exhibition at the Fiona and Sidney Myer Gallery from 4-20 August.
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The Paul Selzer Exhibition finds power in lifting the stone
In a world where art often reflects on convergent themes, the 2023 Paul Selzer Exhibition and Prize - now on display at the Fiona and Sidney Myer Gallery – stands as a testament to the power of diversity and individual perspectives.
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Amina Briggs' Art Tram envisions a better future for First Nations people
Boonwurrung/Erub artist Amina Briggs is one of six First Nations artists chosen to create unique designs for the latest Art Trams initiative as part of the widely celebrated RISING festival.
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Artist Georgia Banks on falling in love with AI and immortalising herself in the cloud
Can you really die in the digital age? It's a question that plagues performance artist Georgia Banks. Not only is this question a recurring theme in her work, but it's also a concept she lives by.
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Exhibitions showcase work by Meriam artist Gail Mabo and women from Durrmu Arts
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From joyous celebration to the depths of grief: the new orthodoxy of the Archibald prize is there is no orthodoxy
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Why I studied... Master of Contemporary Art at VCA
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Dr David Sequeria profiled in The Age
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Arthur Jafa – Unrest: “Seminal works that speak to the heart of 21st century experience” showing at the Fiona and Sidney Myer Gallery
By Sarah HallLove is the Message, The Message is Death (2016), Arthur Jafa’s video work was described in The New Yorker as “the most spellbinding artwork of the past decade”.
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VCA Art graduates to appear in Hatched National Graduate Show at PICA
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The Fiona and Sidney Myer Gallery’s latest exhibition ‘it’s not you, it’s me’ reveals the power and vulnerability of self-portraiture
This March, the Fiona and Sidney Myer Gallery at the University of Melbourne presents 'It's not you, it's me,' a compelling exhibition of self-portraiture by staff of Visual Art at the Victorian College of the Arts.