Don’t wait until next year- Diploma of Visual Arts Now!

Jessica Roach Diploma of Visual arts graduate 2013.

 

NADC will be starting a new group of students mid year in the Diploma of Visual Arts. You don’t need to wait until the beginning of 2015 to begin your course.

 To reserve your place, follow the link http://nadc.wsi.tafensw.edu.au/search/7171/

Register online, then come to the information session on Monday 7 July at 12 noon in room PG35, Building P,  at the Kingswood campus, Western Sydney Institute.

To find us, enter TAFE via Gate 2 in O’Connell St, Kingswood, and follow the road to the end. Building P is at the end of the large free car park. Detailed information on how to find us is here

http://wsifineart.blogspot.com.au/2011/06/how-to-find-nepean-arts-and-design.html

 Come to the session to find out more, see our great facilities, and you can show  us art work you’ve made. We can advise you on whether the course will suit you. Your course would begin on Wed 16 July 2014.

If you can’t make the session, call the section on 9208 9484 or Customer service on 131870. Teachers will be on holiday, so leave your contact number if you get the voicemail.

 

Cath Barcan exhibits in MAP project

NADC Visual Arts head teacher Cath Barcan is one of the artists in the latest Modern Art Projects exhibition. MAP explores the junction of art and architecture by staging exhibitions in private homes in the Blue Mountains, and many of these homes are classic examples of mid-century design. 

The latest exhibition, curated by Rilka Oakley, is being held on Sunday July 6. Playfully titled 'Hide and Seek' the exhibition situates artworks in and around the domestic architectural setting.

The MAP website explains further:

"Unfolding like a game the Hide & Seek exhibition navigates points of view, while challenging our default perspectives on things. The curator notes “Objects are often observed from a single view (whether this is intellectual, conceptual, historical, physical, emotional or just habit)”. As such the curation suggests looking at things from multiple points of view may be an invaluable tool. Hide & Seek negotiates this idea, and invites the viewer to find the art, to look and ask, is this the art? To spend time making an assessment of what they are looking at, or even how they are looking. “This engagement with the process of discernment or decision-making allows space for new perspectives to emerge”. The select guest artists in Rilka Oakley’s Hide & Seek curation are Cigdem Aydemir, Cath Barcan, James Culkin & Beata Geyer, Anne Graham, Billy Gruner, Daniel Kojta and David Sudmalis."

 Entry is by registration only; follow the link for more details.
http://www.modernartprojects.org/beachcomber/