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University of Melbourne and ILBIJERRI Theatre Company partner to foster First Nations artistic excellence
A new chapter in a long history of collaboration between ILBIJERRI Theatre Company and the University of Melbourne has been formalised in a new partnership, which will amplify both organisations’ shared commitment to fostering First Nations artistic excellence.
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New art installation showcases work of four First Nations students
A new art installation highlighting the creative voices of Indigenous student artists from the Faculty of Fine Arts and Music will open this week at Melbourne Connect.
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New ‘ParaOrchestra’ for young musicians with disability seeks members for first cohort
A new music performing ensemble for young people living with disability is currently seeking members for its inaugural cohort.
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A Copy of a Copy: Hany Armanious inspires graphic designers to embrace replication
Inspired by Hany Armanious' work, Design academic Narelle Desmond at the Victorian College of the Arts developed a new research project in which students were challenged to rethink what it means to 'copy'.
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Art illuminates science: Lionel Gell Art in Science Initiative inaugural artworks unveiled
The first artworks created through the Lionel Gell Art in Science Initiative have been unveiled at the Doherty Institute in partnership with the University of Melbourne’s Victorian College of the Arts (VCA).
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VCA graduates showcase short films in partnership with Melbourne International Film Festival
The next generation of Australian filmmakers will showcase their graduating works from the Victorian College of the Arts (VCA) from 2-22 December.
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Faculty of Fine Arts and Music joins Epic Games’ Unreal Academic Partner Program
The Faculty of Fine Arts and Music has recently joined Epic Games’ Unreal Engine Academic Partner Program to enhance teaching and learning in the emerging field of real-time 3D graphics, animation, and virtual production.
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University of Melbourne and Australian Chamber Orchestra launch life-changing music program for Victorian primary school students
The University of Melbourne and the Australian Chamber Orchestra (ACO) have launched an award-winning music and string instrument learning program, ACO Foundations, at Melbourne’s Belle Vue Park Primary School in Glenroy.
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University of Melbourne to host Collaborate. Innovate. Create. forum
The University of Melbourne’s Faculty of Fine Arts and Music (Melbourne Conservatorium of Music and Victorian College of the Arts) will host the inaugural Collaborate. Innovate. Create. forum on Thursday 24 October.
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University of Melbourne and Australian Chamber Orchestra partnership renewal spotlights the value of music and education at every level
University of Melbourne students and staff, and Victorian primary school students, will be among the key beneficiaries of a seven-year extension to the University’s exclusive partnership with the Australian Chamber Orchestra (ACO). The two-part partnership renewal will launch in 2025 — the ACO’s milestone 50th anniversary year.
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New exhibition 'Oscilloforms' explores links between contemporary art and its historical precursors
An exciting new exhibition will open at the University of Melbourne’s Project8 Gallery next week exploring the relationship between twenty-first century artforms and their historical underpinnings.
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University of Melbourne and Arts Centre Melbourne strengthen ties through new partnership
The University of Melbourne and Arts Centre Melbourne are delighted to announce a new partnership, set to foster cultural development within the Melbourne Arts Precinct and beyond.
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VCA alumni chosen for the coveted Impact Australia screenwriting program
Impact Australia was launched this week at the University of Melbourne’s Victorian College of the Arts (VCA). The Faculty of Fine Arts and Music was delighted to learn that three of our alumni Dannika Horvat, Jordan Prosser and Elias Jamieson Brown were among those chosen to participate in the prestigious program.
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New partnership brings students into the concert hall with the world’s leading musical talent
A new exclusive partnership with the Australian World Orchestra (AWO) will enable University of Melbourne Conservatorium of Music students to have unparalleled access to a network of the finest Australian musicians, working in leading orchestras and ensembles around the world and here at home.
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Epic opportunity for animation students
Animation students are creating a short film using cutting-edge 3D technology, as part of a competition from gaming company Epic Games.
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Victorian College of the Arts researchers recipients of ABC TOP 5 Arts Media Residency Program
Early career researchers Amaara Raheem and Yvette Grant from the University of Melbourne’s Victorian College of the Arts, have been awarded a 2022 ABC TOP 5 Arts Media Residency.
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Goran Stolevski’s 'Of an Age' to open MIFF
After a decade working in relative obscurity, Australian-Macedonian writer-director and VCA grad Goran Stolevski has landed in the film industry in a big way. With thirteen feature-length screenplays in his pocket, and an uncompromising artistic vision, he has hit the ground running.
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VCA Film and Television to host the ‘Impact Australia 3’ screen writer accelerator program
Impact Australia 3, the third iteration of the highly coveted screenwriter accelerator program, will be held in-person this year on the Victorian College of the Arts’ (VCA) Southbank campus, with the University of Melbourne as Learning Partner.
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VCA graduates’ short films stream free on MIFF Play
Almost 30 short films by some of Australia’s most exciting emerging filmmakers – the 2021 graduating class of the Victorian College of the Arts (VCA) Film and Television – will be available for free on MIFF Play, the digital streaming platform of the Melbourne International Film Festival, from February 21 – March 6.
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Researching the arts and wellbeing: Challenges and opportunities
A recent Australia Council for the Arts workshop brought some of the country’s leading arts and mental health researchers together.