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Long Gallery
'The 15th Unicentre Annual Acquisitive Art Award'
Long Gallery, Faculty of Creative Arts, Bldng 25
30th August - 17th September 2004: Opening 2nd September @ 12.30
Prize Categories: Two Dimensional Art, Three Dimensional Art, Photography and the Yang Sheng-An Memorial Art Prize. Yang Sheng-An Memorial Art Prize is to honour the memory of UoW student, and outstanding artist, Yang Sheng-An who drowned while surfing at East Corrimal beach in December 2002.
Archibald Zammit-Ross - Winner of the Yang Sheng-An category with his work "The Titans Aroused"
| Other Winners: | |
 Daniel Moynihan - 2 Dimensional |
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| Aya Nobukiyo - 3 Dimensional |
UOW Media Unit photos > |
| Khadije Moosavian - Photography |
Photos by Unicentre Photographer > |
Glass Cabinets Area in Long Gallery
Undercover - Artist Books
September 2 - 30th, 2004. Opening Thursday 2nd September at 12:30pm
Undercover - an exhibition of artist books by students and staff from the Faculty of Creative Arts, University of Wollongong and the South Australian School of Arts, University of South Australia will opened on Thursday, September 2, at 12.30, by Professor Amanda Lawson, Head of the School of Art and Design, FCA, UOW.
Artist books have been part of most of the 20th Century art movements, its many different forms allow the artist to explore intimate and universal issues in works such as small gem like books to large wall hung 'books'. The artist book program was started about 12 years ago in the faculty by Liz Jeneid and has been a course that has encouraged students not only from visual arts but also from other disciplines such as writing and music to take.
The exhibition in the Long Gallery, has a wide range of books from altered books to books that require manipulating by hand to see the images.
Undercover' has been exhibited in the south Australian school of Art during July and August, and will travel to the Art Gallery of NSW Library from the 6th October after showing in the the Long Gallery.
 Daniel Moynahan |
 Chia-ming Cheng |
 Rachel Liang |
 Megan Turner |
Applications and Interviews
Applications for Faculty of Creative Arts Bachelor Degrees have now closed and requests for change of interview date will no longer be considered.
Click here for information about interviews and portfolio requirements
Applications for Faculty of Creative Arts Postgraduate Courses close on 31 January 2010. Information for prospective postgraduate students can be found here
New in 2010
