Careers

As a graduate, gain work as a practicing visual artist and a variety of associated industries and professions including; conservators, curators, designers and educators.

You will:

• Obtain knowledge and skills to maintain an independent artistic practice
• Develop confidence to undertake experimental technical/artistic approaches in developing set projects
• Develop understanding of topics in contemporary art criticism and aesthetic theory

Roles

Other graduate roles include: art adviser, conservator, curator, designer, specialist artisan and in education - visual art teacher.

Recent alumni success

Fayen d’Evie, winner of the 2017 Melbourne Prize for Urban Sculpture, Rural & Regional Award

Sarah Crowest, winner of the 2017 Melbourne Prize for Urban Sculpture, Civic Choice Award

Adele Mills, one of eight national emerging artists selected for Primavera 2016 at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney

Ilya Milstein, winner of the 2015 Macquarie Digital Portraiture Cash Award

Adam Stone, winner of the 2014 Montalto Sculpture Prize for A Fall from Grace (Self Portrait Crash).