The School of Art provides a lively and critically supportive context in which students are able to
undertake exploration and research in a breadth of genre and media under the guidance and mentoring
of a committed staff of nationally and internationally recognized artist educators and researchers.
The main discipline areas within the School are: Painting, Drawing, Printmaking and
Sculpture, Performance and Installation. Interdisciplinary practice is encouraged within the School
and across Schools and research excellence promoted. Students in the School of Art are encouraged
to consider what is seen, heard and sensed in the world, and through a selected discipline, express
an interpretation or analysis of it.
Many graduates of the Bachelor of Fine Arts, Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honours), Master of Art
by coursework, Master of Fine Arts and the PhD programs have achieved national recognition such as
the awarding of prestigious Blake and Archibald Prizes, the Helen Lempriere Travelling Art
Scholarship, the Samstag Award and Fulbright and Rotary scholarships.