Building 4, Level 1
03/12/2022
Featuring RMIT Masters Graduate .suresh
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Super chuffed! This was a very satisfying project in-spite of a very difficult emotional journey. Please visit and those in Sydney: This work will travel up there for a show in January🤞
02/12/2022
Featuring Honours Graduate Erin Bussell of .ceramics
The 2022 School of Art Graduate Exhibition: Photography, Fine Art Honours, MFA & Art in Public Space opens next Tuesday 6 December, 5pm -8.30pm.
You can also explore the diversity of projects via the RMIT School of Art Graduates 2022 website. These online profiles augment the on-campus exhibitions, providing further information and links to artist websites and social media. See link in our bio. The website also includes details of the on-campus Graduate Exhibition.
27/11/2022
Featuring 3rd Year Ceramics Graduate .jing.archive
25/11/2022
The 2022 School of Art Graduate Exhibition: Bachelor of Arts (Fine Art) closes this Sunday 27 November.
The exhibitions offer visitors a unique opportunity to experience graduating student work across a variety of media.
Ceramics, drawing, gold and silversmithing, painting, print, sculpture, video and sound are just some of the types of art that are on show.
Venues: RMIT Buildings 2 and 4 (Bowen Street off La Trobe Street) and Building 37, Level 1 (corner of Swanston and A’Beckett Streets) Melbourne.
Exhibition hours:
Friday 25 November (late night), 1:00pm – 9:00pm
Saturday 26 November 10:00am – 4:00pm
Sunday 27 November 10:00am – 4:00pm
You can also explore the diversity of projects via the RMIT School of Art Graduates 2022 website. These online profiles augment the on campus exhibitions, providing further information and links to artist websites and social media (see link in our bio)
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Images: photos of the opening night celebrations by BA (Photography) student
24/11/2022
Featuring RMIT Ceramics Graduate
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The RMIT Graduate Art Show is on right now!
Go have a visit before 5pm on the 27th to see the wonderful and unique works of students who persevered through the pandemic lockdowns
If you want to see the works of my peers and I, our ceramic pieces are located in building 2, level 3, room 8 [bld 2.3.8]
Accessible via stairs, or a lift which you can access from the lower level of building 2 down the stairs from the entry on Bowen St inside RMIT city campus
23/11/2022
Congratulations RMIT Ceramics Alumni 2018
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Still feeling so humbled after last weeks studio feature! Thank you for such kind words & for these incredible images💖
I’ve popped the link in my bio if you missed it x
2nd Year Ceramics students are exhibiting together
tonight
have a look
15/11/2022
Featuring RMIT Ceramics Alumni:
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Very happy to announce that these two pieces will be on show as part of the Spring Tide exhibition from the 17th of Nov - 4th of December alongside some fab art made by some fab artists.
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"Observing the transitioning of seasons into the warmest months of the year, Brunswick Street Gallery is pleased to invite you to our upcoming group exhibition, Spring Tide.
Following the season of blossoming plants and warmer days, the coming of Summer brings within a burst of creative energy and inspiration; all in celebration of the longer, radiant days in the outdoors. We are welcoming works that represent this vibrant time of outdoor leisure – focusing on encapsulating thepassing of time and seasons through the depiction of light, colour and form."
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14/11/2022
Prepping for the Graduate Exhibition
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3rd Year Ceramics students getting down & dirty
Opening night Tuesday 22 November
10/11/2022
Announcing exhibition
💫super legit💫
created by 2nd year Ceramics students
Opening Friday 18 November✨.
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10/11/2022
Featuring Honours Student & Ceramics Alumni Kate Weeks
02/11/2022
Featuring 1st Year Student .rokesky
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“Meeting place”, hand built forms using various types of stoneware, matte white glaze, connected with using nichrome and jewellery wire.
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Artist Statement:
Meeting place explores the relationship between the human and non-human through sculptural depictions of fishing practises.
The work is intended to be a meeting place for microorganisms and create a dialogue between species, commenting on their relationships and how these have morphed throughout time. “Meeting Place” intends to create an organic and archaic feel in order to highlight the practices of ancient peoples, and attempts to reconstruct their animistic views and deep interconnectedness with surrounding ecologies in a contemporary context
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