2015 Bachelor of Arts (Fine Art) Program Code: BP201 Program Plans: BP201ES BP201OP BP201PI BP201SS. Student Program Guide

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1 2015 Bachelor of Arts (Fine Art) Program : BP201 Program Plans: BP201ES BP201OP BP201PI BP201SS Student Program Guide

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3 Welcome from the Bachelor of Arts (Fine Art) Program Director WELCOME TO FINE ART AT RMIT UNIVERSITY Congratulations and welcome to RMIT University and the School of Art, one of the most highly regarded art schools in the Australia-Pacific region. Art has been taught at RMIT since 1887 and the School of Art has a long and proud tradition of educating many of Australia s foremost practicing artists, across all of its studio areas. The Bachelor of Arts (Fine Art) program offers you the opportunity to specialise in one of the studio areas or to explore a range of studio areas in accordance with your own developmental needs. Academic staff will assist you in making informed decisions that ensure your enrolment best reflects your goals and aspirations. Studio practice is complemented by studies in Art History and Theory and a broad range of Student Electives. At RMIT School of Art you become part of a rich international community of artistic practice. The School has established collaborative programs in Hong Kong and links with artists and art academies in Australia, New Zealand, China, Korea, Europe and the USA. We encourage you to engage enthusiastically and energetically with all that the School has to offer and I wish you well in your studies. Dr Shane Hulbert Deputy Head, Higher Education, School of Art shane.hulbert@rmit.edu.au

4 SCHOOL CONTACT DETAILS School of Art Administration Office Office Hours 9:00am 5:00pm (closed between pm) Location Building 24, Level 1, Room 3 Phone fineart@rmit.edu.au Website Head of School Professor Julian Goddard Executive Assistant Bronwyn Hughes General Enquiries Administration Officer Soko Mapapalangi Administration Officer Ninna Cikoja Academic Services Coordinator Rachael Alexander Studio/Theory Coordinators: Program Director Dr Mark Edgoose Building Art History Fleur Summers Building Expanded Studio Practice Dr Greg Creek Building Object Based Practice Kirsten Haydon Building Print Imaging Practice Dr Richard Harding Building 49.B Sculpture, Sound and Spatial Practice Simon Perry Building All staff contact details can be found on the School website. To a staff member, please follow the format below: firstname.surname@rmit.edu.au

5 Important information Enquiry Assessment/Assignments Assessment/Results Contact Please refer to the course guide or check with your tutor/course coordinator You will be notified of the assessment dates for your courses by the lecturers during the semester. You can view your results at: Discuss the cancellation with your studio coordinator, complete a Cancellation of Enrolment Form and submit to the Hub with your student card. Cancelling your enrolment Failure to submit a Cancellation of Enrolment Form by the relevant Semester census date will result in financial and academic penalties. Deadline Semester 1 March 31 Deadline Semester 2 August 31 Careers Information Change of Address It is very important to keep your address up to date at all times. You can change your address via enrolment online or at the Hub by completing a Change of Personal Information Form. Gaining credit for previous study or experience Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) and credit transfer are ways that RMIT recognises applicants skills and knowledge gained through formal and informal education and training, work experience, and/or life experience (including volunteer work; committee responsibilities; family duties, hobbies). Claiming Credit (exemptions) Single Courses - Complete an application for single course credit; have it approved by your studio coordinator for studio courses or the history coordinator for history courses. Once approved submit to the administration office with a copy of the transcript from your previous study. If you are enrolled in a course for which you have been given credit, you must drop it from your enrolment. Block Credit Students that have been given advanced standing are required to submit a block credit application form together with a copy of transcript from previous study to enable advanced standing credits to be processed. For further information on Credit Transfer please refer to: Deadline for submission of credit applications March 31 Note: Students commencing the program mid-year should submit their applications by August 31. Computer Labs Students enrolled in the School of Art are entitled to access to computer laboratories throughout the University. Students need to be enrolled and have an active NDS account. For location details

6 Course Guides Disability Policy Course guides can be viewed on the web ( typing in the Course into the search box E.G. VART1316 or by clicking on the course Any student with a disability who may require alternative academic arrangements in the Program is encouraged to seek advice at the commencement of semester from a Disability Support Officer at the Disability Liaison Unit You are responsible for ensuring that you are enrolled in the correct courses and should seek academic advice if required. You can view your enrolment online through myrmit. For instructions, please visit Enrolment Please ensure you check your enrolment prior to the commencement of each semester. Students who do not re-enrol by 19 December 2014 will have their enrolment cancelled and will be required to apply for late reenrolment. Applications for late re-enrolment will incur a $175 fee. For more information please refer to: The following universities have signed exchange agreements with RMIT University. They all offer Art programs. Country Institution Language of instruction Estonia Finland France Estonian Academy of Fine Arts University of Art & Design, Helsinki The Advanced National School of Art (Villa Arson) Estonian & English Finnish & English French & English Netherlands Utrecht School of the Arts Dutch & English Exchange Spain Switzerland Universidad Politecnica de Valencia University of Art & Design, Zurich Spanish & English German UK- England University of Newcastle upon Tyne English UK- Scotland Glasgow School of Art English For more options, please visit the Education Abroad website: Please consult with your Studio Coordinator to discuss the suitability of these schools to your program requirements. Exchange and Study Abroad RMIT Building 22 (Info Corner) Tel: exchange: eau@rmit.edu.au study abroad: studyabroad@rmit.edu.au

7 Exchange (cont..) If you have been approved for study abroad by your studio coordinator, please ensure you have your study plan signed and copy made for your records prior to submitting your form to the Education Abroad Unit. Once you have completed your exchange you will need to provide the Art Administration office with a copy of your transcripts so that your results can be updated. Graduation & Alumni If you are in your final year, you will need to apply to graduate in order to receive your testamur even if you are not attending the ceremony. To attend the ceremony you will need to apply by the end of August/early September All students are encouraged to join the School of Art Alumni. Once you have completed your degree, please register at the following: Please contact ITS for any IT queries and issues: Information Technology services website and Helpdesk Legal Matters Leave of Absence P: E: itservicedesk@rmit.edu.au W: Students can apply to take a leave of absence for 6 or 12 month periods up to a maximum of two years in the program. Leave of Absence approval is at the discretion of your studio coordinator. Once the form is signed submit the form and your student card to the Hub. A hard copy of the new Application for Leave of Absence form is available from each campus Hub. Deadline Semester 1 March 31 Deadline Semester 2 August 31 Library The University Library provides extensive services, facilities and study space as well as comprehensive collections of books, periodicals and other course related materials, such as DVD s, magazines, slides, films etc. Computer laboratories with access to a wide range of desktop publishing software are also available. The library also has an expanding virtual collection of electronic resources and networks, including product data, e-books, electronic journals and newspapers, web based tutorials, online reference and document delivery services etc. all of which are accessible on and off campus 24 hours per day. There are three different libraries located across the city campus of RMIT University. We strongly encourage students to undertake a library tour at the start of each semester during Orientation Week. Please see the orientation homepage for details of tours;

8 RMIT s student portal, myrmit, gives you access to the following applications: enrolment RMIT student account results important announcements myrmit Learning Hub resources STS timetable course guides library account maps forums You can access myrmit via this link: Noticeboard The School noticeboard is located outside the administration office in building 24, level 1. Information on current exhibitions, awards and course information is displayed here. The Honours program involves an additional year of study and is available following the successful completion of the Bachelor of Fine Art. Honours has traditionally been the pathway to a research career. Eligibility is based on your level of academic achievement during the degree. Postgraduate Applications If you wish to apply for Honours or Masters by Coursework, you will need to complete an Internal application via the myrmit student portal by the application deadline. For more information, please check the Honours program page: Note: all applicants will need to complete a Pre-selection Kit and folio as part of the program entry requirements. Room Locations If applying for a Research program please contact the School Research office on Class locations are found on the School of Art timetable: RMIT uses the following format for rooms: = Building 9, Level 2 Room 19 Special Consideration Special Consideration and Equitable Assessment Special Consideration is a process that enables the University to take account of unexpected circumstances such as illness, injury or bereavement that affect a student's performance in assessment. For further information, including how to apply please refer to

9 Equitable Assessment An Equitable Assessment may represent a variation to the method, or conditions under which an assessment is carried out to provide a reasonable adjustment for a student who is unable to participate in the normal or standard form of assessment. Further information on Alternative Assessments can be gained from the Equitable Assessment Arrangement Policy - Student Administration Forms Student All forms can be downloaded from the RMIT Website or found at the HUB As part of your student responsibilities you must check your RMIT student account at least once a week. is RMIT s preferred method of communication. Important information is often sent to your student account about your enrolment, program, invoices, key dates and messages from your lecturers. The Hub - Building 12, City Campus Student Fees and general enrolment advice T: Please note: School administration staff are unable to provide advice in relation to student financial issues. Student Services Student Staff Consultative Committee (SSCC) SSCCs provide you with an opportunity to give feedback and contribute to the improvement of your program and to your experience as a student. Membership is made up of the Coordinator of Programs, staff teaching into the programs, and students. Please contact your studio coordinator if you are interested in participating. Student Timetabling System Timetables School s Timetable page Timetables are also available outside the Building 24 Fine Arts administration office. Varying your enrolment You can vary your enrolment using the Enrolment Online system via myrmit. Before you add or withdraw from a course it is recommended that you seek academic advice from your Course Coordinator or administration.

10 Adding a course Before you add a course, you should always check the course guide for any pre-requisites: Deadline to ADD courses Semester 1: 13 March Deadline to ADD courses Semester 2: 31 July Deadline to DROP a course without financial penalty Semester 1: 31 March Semester 2: 31 August

11 2015 Important Academic Dates for Higher Education Students Semester 1 * Standard semester-based programs and classes only. Month Week beginning Week number Key dates for higher education students December December January 2015 University closedown 29 1 January New Year s Day public holiday (Thursday) 2 January RMIT University re-opens (Friday) 2 January Enrolment Online system re-opens for 2015 enrolments 2 January Summer Semester begins. Class start dates and census dates for Summer Semester classes vary. January January Deferred and resit exam timetable (from Semester ) posted online January Australia Day public holiday (Monday) February February Deferred and resit exam period (from Semester ) (two weeks) February Student Timetabling System (STS) opens for timetabling Business College classes 19 February Student Timetabling System (STS) opens for timetabling Science, Engineering and Health College classes 20 February Student Timetabling System (STS) opens for timetabling Design and Social Context College classes February Orientation March March Semester 1 classes begin March Labour Day public holiday (Monday) 13 March Last day to add classes for Semester

12 March Census date for Semester 1. Deadline to take key actions, such as drop a class or cancel enrolment without financial penalty and finalise any HELP arrangements. Other actions are listed on the Higher education census dates web page. 2 8 April Midsemester break 3 April Good Friday public holiday April April Easter Monday public holiday 7 April Easter Tuesday RMIT holiday 9 April Classes resume (Thursday) April Anzac Day (Saturday no day in lieu provided) May Last day to drop classes without academic penalty for Semester 1. Last day to withdraw from program by cancelling enrolment or taking leave of absence without academic penalty for Semester 1. May May Provisional exam timetable for Semester 1 posted online May Exam equitable assessment arrangement registrations close for Semester 1 exams June June Personalised exam timetables for Semester 1 posted online 1 5 June SWOT vac week June Queen s Birthday public holiday (Monday) 8 26 June Semester 1 assessment/exam period (three weeks) June 17 July Midyear enrolment period June 19 July Semester break (three weeks) 3 July Last day to apply to graduate at an RMIT offshore ceremony

13 Semester 2 * Standard semester-based programs and classes only. Month Week beginning Week number Key dates for higher education students July 6 8 July Student Timetabling System (STS) opens for timetabling Business College classes 9 July Student Timetabling System (STS) opens for timetabling Science, Engineering and Health College classes 10 July Student Timetabling System (STS) opens for timetabling Design and Social Context College classes July Official results release date 13 July Deferred and resit exam timetable (from Semester ) posted online 17 July Midyear enrolment period ends July Semester 2 classes begin July Midyear orientation July Deferred (from Semester ) July Last day to add classes for Semester 2 August August Last day to apply to graduate at the 2015 Melbourne Graduation Ceremony August Census date for Semester 2. Deadline to take key actions, such as drop a class or cancel enrolment without financial penalty and finalise any HELP arrangements. Other actions are listed on the Higher education census dates web page. 31 August 6 September Midsemester break 1 September Spring Semester begins. Class start dates and census dates for Spring Semester classes vary. September September Classes resume (Monday) September Last day to drop classes without academic penalty for Semester 2. Last day to withdraw from program by cancelling enrolment or taking leave of absence without academic penalty for

14 Semester September Provisional exam timetable for Semester 2 posted online October October Exam equitable assessment arrangement registrations close for Semester 2 exams October 2016 read only class timetable available via STS October Personalised exam timetables for Semester 2 posted online October SWOT vac week October 13 November Semester 2 assessment/exam period (three weeks) November November Melbourne Cup Day public holiday (Tuesday) 4 November Enrolment Online system opens for 2016 enrolments November Official results release date December December Melbourne Graduation Parade and Ceremony (Wednesday) 18 December Last day to enrol for 2016 for continuing students December January 2016 Enrolment Online system closed for enrolments 25 December Christmas Day public holiday (Friday) 25 December January 2016 University closedown 26 December Boxing Day public holiday 28 1 January 2016 New Year s Day public holiday (Friday) January January RMIT University re-opens (Monday) 4 January Enrolment Online system re-opens for 2016 enrolments 4 January Summer Semester commences. Class start dates and census dates for Summer Semester classes vary

15 BP201 Standard Program Structure The following tables outline the standard program structure for the Bachelor of Arts (Fine Art) program. Students will need to complete the courses as listed for each year level in order to graduate from this program.

16 BP201ES - Expanded Studio Practice Program Progression Rules To graduate from Expanded Studio Practice, you must complete the following: Complete ONE compulsory Studio Specialisation course per semester: Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 VART 3437 Skills and Methods 1325 VART 3438 Skills and Practice 1320 VART 3439 Transformative Studio Practice 1326 VART 3440 Diversified Projects 1321 VART 3441 Studio Projects 1327 VART 3442 Projects and Exhibition 1322 Complete ONE Studio Technology course per semester. Note: Year 3 students must complete the TWO compulsory courses listed below: VART 3461 Studio and Process 1331 VART 3462 Drawing, Body and Perception 1323 VART 3463 Studio Individual Development 1324 VART 3464 Video Art VART 3465 Studio as Research 1333 VART 3466 Painting Concepts, Abstraction 1334 VART 3467 Studio as Art Practice 1326 VART 3468 Expanded Media Lab 1327 VART 3469 Surface Investigation 1321 VART 3470 Jewellery Fundamentals 1322 VART 3471 Casting 1307 VART 3472 Moulding Objects 1308 VART D Printed Objects 1323 VART 3476 Crafting Porcelain 1312 VART 3474 Forming Studio VART 3602 Forming Technology VART 3475 Enamelling 1311 (Please discuss with your Studio Coordinator) Compulsory Year 3 VART 3477 Electronic Imaging 1354 VART 3478 Photographic Screenprinting VART 3479 Image: Capture and Workflow VART 3480 Artist's Books 1350 VART 3481 The Photographic Fine Print 1357 VART 3482 Photographic Etching 1355 VART 3483 Art Online CANCEL VART 3484 Print (Re) Generations 1352 COMM 1241 Audio Technology 1a 1335 COMM 2427 Audio Technology 1b 1332 VART 3485 The Body & Space in Sculpture 1341 VART 3486 Foundry and Fabrication 1337 VART 3487 Sound and Vision 1342 VART 3488 Material Thinking 1343 VART 3489 Score and Sound Design 1338 VART 3490 Installation Art 1339 VART 3491 Advanced Studio Technologies VART 3492 Advanced Studio Technologies

17 Complete the TWO compulsory Art History & Theory courses in Year 1 Choose ONE Art History course per year in Years 2 and 3: Compulsory Year 1 Art History HUSO 2186 Art History & Theory HUSO 2213 Art History and Theory HUSO 2245 Art and Psychoanalysis 2775 HUSO 2321 Makers and Materials 2755 HUSO 2323 Art, Science and Modernity 2754 HUSO 2249 The Body in Art & Thought 2776 HUSO 2247 Theme and Variation 2774 Complete ONE Perception and Practice course in Semester 1 of each year: P&P Semester 1 VART 3505 Capture Translate & Synthesise Capture Translate & Synthesise Capture Translate & Synthesise Capture Translate & Synthesise Capture Translate & Synthesise Capture Translate & Synthesise VART 3506 Ideation for the Object 1320 VART 3507 Hand and Lens 1348 VART 3507 Hand and Lens 3250 VART 3507 Hand and Lens 3251 VART 3507 Hand and Lens 3252 VART 3508 Spatial Practice 1336 VART 3509 Public Art 3946 VART 3509 Public Art 3947 VART 3510 Internship 1349 Semester 2 Complete ONE Fine Art Concept Development course in Semester 2 of each year: FACD VART 3493 Concepts of Representation VART 3494 Pop, Trash and Re-Mix VART 3495 Art of Place 1331 VART 3496 How the object talks 1313 VART 3497 Hybrid Practice: object/design 1314 VART 3499 Proof and Archive 1353 VART 3500 The Print Original Paradox 1354 VART 3501 Applied Print Discourse CANCEL VART 3503 Spatial and Sonic Environments 1341 VART 3504 Performance and Live Art 1342 VART 3510 Internship 4225 ELECTIVES - Year 2 and 3 students only Choose ONE student elective per year: Elective Semester 1 For a list of School of Art electives, please refer to Page 24 For all other university wide electives, please check: Semester 2

18 BP201OP - Object Based Practice Program Progression Rules To graduate from Object Based Practice, you must complete the following: Complete ONE compulsory Studio Specialisation course per semester: Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 VART 3443 Object, Materials and Process 1301 VART 3444 Object Fundamentals 1304 VART 3445 Object and Practice 1302 VART 3446 Composite Materials and Forms 1305 VART 3447 Making Through Research 1303 VART 3448 Practice to Exhibition 1306 Complete ONE Studio Technology course per semester. Note: Year 3 students must complete the TWO compulsory courses listed below: Semester 1 Studio Technology (Please discuss with your Studio Coordinator) Compulsory Year 3 Semester 2 VART 3461 Studio and Process 1331 VART 3462 Drawing, Body and Perception 1323 VART 3463 Studio Individual Development 1324 VART 3464 Video Art VART 3465 Studio as Research 1333 VART 3466 Painting Concepts, Abstraction 1334 VART 3467 Studio as Art Practice 1326 VART 3468 Expanded Media Lab 1327 VART 3469 Surface Investigation 1321 VART 3470 Jewellery Fundamentals 1322 VART 3471 Casting 1307 VART 3472 Moulding Objects 1308 VART D Printed Objects 1323 VART 3476 Crafting Porcelain 1312 VART 3474 Forming VART 3602 Forming VART 3475 Enamelling 1311 VART 3477 Electronic Imaging 1354 VART 3478 Photographic Screenprinting VART 3479 Image: Capture and Workflow VART 3480 Artist's Books 1350 VART 3481 The Photographic Fine Print 1357 VART 3482 Photographic Etching 1355 VART 3483 Art Online CANCEL VART 3484 Print (Re) Generations 1352 COMM 1241 Audio Technology 1a 1335 COMM 2427 Audio Technology 1b 1332 VART 3485 The Body & Space in Sculpture 1341 VART 3486 Foundry and Fabrication 1337 VART 3487 Sound and Vision 1342 VART 3488 Material Thinking 1343 VART 3489 Score and Sound Design 1338 VART 3490 Installation Art 1339 VART 3491 Advanced Studio Technologies VART 3492 Advanced Studio Technologies

19 Complete the TWO compulsory Art History & Theory courses in Year 1 Choose ONE Art History course per year in Years 2 and 3: Compulsory Year 1 Art History HUSO 2186 Art History & Theory HUSO 2213 Art History and Theory HUSO 2245 Art and Psychoanalysis 2775 HUSO 2321 Makers and Materials 2755 HUSO 2323 Art, Science and Modernity 2754 HUSO 2249 The Body in Art & Thought 2776 HUSO 2247 Theme and Variation 2774 Complete ONE Perception and Practice course in Semester 1 of each year: P&P Semester 1 VART 3505 Capture Translate & Synthesise Capture Translate & Synthesise Capture Translate & Synthesise Capture Translate & Synthesise Capture Translate & Synthesise Capture Translate & Synthesise VART 3506 Ideation for the Object 1320 VART 3507 Hand and Lens 1348 VART 3507 Hand and Lens 3250 VART 3507 Hand and Lens 3251 VART 3507 Hand and Lens 3252 VART 3508 Spatial Practice 1336 VART 3509 Public Art 3946 VART 3509 Public Art 3947 VART 3510 Internship 1349 Semester 2 Complete ONE Fine Art Concept Development course in Semester 2 of each year: FACD VART 3493 Concepts of Representation VART 3494 Pop, Trash and Re-Mix VART 3495 Art of Place 1331 VART 3496 How the object talks 1313 VART 3497 Hybrid Practice: object/design 1314 VART 3499 Proof and Archive 1353 VART 3500 The Print Original Paradox 1354 VART 3501 Applied Print Discourse CANCEL VART 3503 Spatial and Sonic Environments 1341 VART 3504 Performance and Live Art 1342 VART 3510 Internship 4225 ELECTIVES - Year 2 and 3 students only Choose ONE student elective per year: Semester 1 Semester 2 For a list of School of Art electives, please refer to Page 24 Elective For all other university wide electives, please check:

20 BP201PI - Print Imaging Practice Program Progression Rules To graduate from Print Imaging Practice, you must complete the following: Complete ONE compulsory Studio Specialisation course per semester: VART 3449 Introductory Print Practice 1345 Year 1 VART 3450 Contemporary Print Imaging 1345 VART 3451 Innovation in Print Imaging 1346 Year 2 VART 3452 Contextualising Print Practice 1346 VART 3453 Articulation Practice Project 1347 Year 3 VART 3454 Exhibition Project 1347 Complete ONE Studio Technology course per semester. Note: Year 3 students must complete the TWO compulsory courses listed below: Studio Technology (Please discuss with your Studio Coordinator) Compulsory Year 3 VART 3461 Studio and Process 1331 VART 3462 Drawing, Body and Perception 1323 VART 3463 Studio Individual Development 1324 VART 3464 Video Art VART 3465 Studio as Research 1333 VART 3466 Painting Concepts, Abstraction 1334 VART 3467 Studio as Art Practice 1326 VART 3468 Expanded Media Lab 1327 VART 3469 Surface Investigation 1321 VART 3470 Jewellery Fundamentals 1322 VART 3471 Casting 1307 VART 3472 Moulding Objects 1308 VART D Printed Objects 1323 VART 3476 Crafting Porcelian 1312 VART 3474 Forming VART 3602 Forming VART 3475 Enamelling 1311 VART 3477 Electronic Imaging 1354 VART 3478 Photographic Screenprinting VART 3479 Image: Capture and Workflow VART 3480 Artist's Books 1350 VART 3481 The Photographic Fine Print 1357 VART 3482 Photographic Etching 1355 VART 3483 Art Online CANCEL VART 3484 Print (Re) Generations 1352 COMM 1241 Audio Technology 1a 1335 COMM 2427 Audio Technology 1b 1332 VART 3485 The Body & Space in Sculpture 1341 VART 3486 Foundry and Fabrication 1337 VART 3487 Sound and Vision 1342 VART 3488 Material Thinking 1343 VART 3489 Score and Sound Design 1338 VART 3490 Installation Art 1339 VART 3491 Advanced Studio Technologies VART 3492 Advanced Studio Technologies

21 Complete the TWO compulsory Art History & Theory courses in Year 1 Choose ONE Art History course per year in Years 2 and 3: Compulsory Year 1 Art History HUSO 2186 Art History & Theory HUSO 2213 Art History and Theory HUSO 2245 Art and Psychoanalysis 2775 HUSO 2321 Makers and Materials 2755 HUSO 2323 Art, Science and Modernity 2754 HUSO 2249 The Body in Art & Thought 2776 HUSO 2247 Theme and Variation 2774 Complete ONE Perception and Practice course in Semester 1 of each year: P&P Semester 1 VART 3505 Capture Translate & Synthesise Capture Translate & Synthesise Capture Translate & Synthesise Capture Translate & Synthesise Capture Translate & Synthesise Capture Translate & Synthesise VART 3506 Ideation for the Object 1320 VART 3507 Hand and Lens 1348 VART 3507 Hand and Lens 3250 VART 3507 Hand and Lens 3251 VART 3507 Hand and Lens 3252 VART 3508 Spatial Practice 1336 VART 3509 Public Art 3946 VART 3509 Public Art 3947 VART 3510 Internship 1349 Semester 2 Complete ONE Fine Art Concept Development course in Semester 2 of each year: FACD VART 3493 Concepts of Representation VART 3494 Pop, Trash and Re-Mix VART 3495 Art of Place 1331 VART 3496 How the object talks 1313 VART 3497 Hybrid Practice: object/design 1314 VART 3499 Proof and Archive 1353 VART 3500 The Print Original Paradox 1354 VART 3501 Applied Print Discourse Cancel VART 3503 Spatial and Sonic Environments 1341 VART 3504 Performance and Live Art 1342 VART 3510 Internship 4225 ELECTIVES - Year 2 and 3 students only Choose ONE student elective per year: Elective Semester 1 For a list of School of Art electives, please refer to Page 24 For all other university wide electives, please check: Semester 2

22 BP201SS - Sculpture, Sound and Spatial Practice Program Progression Rules To graduate from Sculpture, Sound & Spatial Practice, you must complete the following: Complete ONE compulsory Studio Specialisation course per semester: VART 3455 Techniques and Process 1338 Year 1 VART 3456 Ideas and Process 1334 VART 3457 Experimental Practice 1339 Year 2 VART 3458 Expanding Practice 1335 VART 3459 Production Strategies 1340 Year 3 VART 3460 Presentation Strategies 1336 Complete ONE Studio Technology course per semester. Note: Year 3 students must complete the TWO compulsory courses listed below: Studio Technology (Please discuss with your Studio Coordinator) Compulsory Year 3 VART 3461 Studio and Process 1331 VART 3462 Drawing, Body and Perception 1323 VART 3463 Studio Individual Development 1324 VART 3464 Video Art VART 3465 Studio as Research 1333 VART 3466 Painting Concepts, Abstraction 1334 VART 3467 Studio as Art Practice 1326 VART 3468 Expanded Media Lab 1327 VART 3469 Surface Investigation 1321 VART 3470 Jewellery Fundamentals 1322 VART 3471 Casting 1307 VART 3472 Moulding Objects 1308 VART D Printed Objects 1323 VART 3476 Crafting Porcelian 1312 VART 3474 Forming VART 3602 Forming VART 3475 Enamelling 1311 VART 3477 Electronic Imaging 1354 VART 3478 Photographic Screenprinting VART 3479 Image: Capture and Workflow VART 3480 Artist's Books 1350 VART 3481 The Photographic Fine Print 1357 VART 3482 Photographic Etching 1355 VART 3483 Art Online Cancel VART 3484 Print (Re) Generations 1352 COMM 1241 Audio Technology 1a 1335 COMM 2427 Audio Technology 1b 1332 VART 3485 The Body & Space in Sculpture 1341 VART 3486 Foundry and Fabrication 1337 VART 3487 Sound and Vision 1342 VART 3488 Material Thinking 1343 VART 3489 Score and Sound Design 1338 VART 3490 Installation Art 1339 VART 3491 Advanced Studio Technologies VART 3492 Advanced Studio Technologies

23 Complete the TWO compulsory Art History & Theory courses in Year 1 Choose ONE Art History course per year in Years 2 and 3: Semester 1 Compulsory HUSO 2186 Art History & Theory Year 1 Art History Semester 2 HUSO 2213 Art History and Theory HUSO 2245 Art and Psychoanalysis 2775 HUSO 2321 Makers and Materials 2755 HUSO 2323 Art, Science and Modernity 2754 HUSO 2249 The Body in Art & Thought 2776 HUSO 2247 Theme and Variation 2774 Complete ONE Perception and Practice course in Semester 1 of each year: P&P Semester 1 VART 3505 Capture Translate & Synthesise Capture Translate & Synthesise Capture Translate & Synthesise Capture Translate & Synthesise Capture Translate & Synthesise Capture Translate & Synthesise VART 3506 Ideation for the Object 1320 VART 3507 Hand and Lens 1348 VART 3507 Hand and Lens 3250 VART 3507 Hand and Lens 3251 VART 3507 Hand and Lens 3252 VART 3508 Spatial Practice 1336 VART 3509 Public Art 3946 VART 3509 Public Art 3947 VART 3510 Internship 1349 Semester 2 Complete ONE Fine Art Concept Development course in Semester 2 of each year: VART 3493 Concepts of Representation VART 3494 Pop, Trash and Re-Mix VART 3495 Art of Place 1331 VART 3496 How the object talks 1313 VART 3497 Hybrid Practice: object/design 1314 FACD VART 3499 Proof and Archive 1353 VART 3500 The Print Original Paradox 1354 VART 3501 Applied Print Discourse Cancel VART 3503 Spatial and Sonic Environments 1341 VART 3504 Performance and Live Art 1342 VART 3510 Internship 4225 ELECTIVES - Year 2 and 3 students only Choose ONE student elective per year: Elective For a list of School of Art electives, please refer to Page 24 For all other university wide electives, please check:

24 School of Art 2015 Student Electives The following electives are available for Semester 1 and 2, BP201 BA Fine Art students - Please note, these electives are for Year 2 and 3 students only. Please choose only ONE (1) elective for Year 2 and ONE (1) elective for Year 3. Electives may be chosen from the School of Art or from any other School offering a University-wide elective. Semester 1, 2015 Course VART 3480 Artist's Books 1352 VART 3511 Art and Photography 1358 VART 1325 Drawing Single Elective 1329 VART 1316 Painting Single Elective 1328 VART 1221 Lithography: Drawing to Print 1350 VART 3478 Photographic Screenprinting 1351 VART 2027 Public Art Projects 3939 VART 1398 Sculpture Single Elective 1337 COMM 1241 Audio Technology 1a 3880 COMM 2314 The Modern Soundtrack 3881 VART 3514 Ceramic Fundamentals 4100 Semester 2, 2015 Course VART 3511 Art and Photography 3206 VART 1325 Drawing Single Elective 1319 VART 1316 Painting Single Elective 1318 VART 1221 Lithography: Drawing to Print 1344 VART 1398 Sculpture Elective 4123 VART 3514 Ceramic Fundamentals 1315 VART 2027 Public Art Prijects 4204 COMM 1272 Studio Production 4116

25 School of Art Study Tours The following study tours are available in Semester 1, 2015 Course Course Coordinator HUSO 1072 Fine Art Study Tour (European Study Tour) Please contact to register your details and obtain enrolment information. Tour scheduled for March Spring Semester 2015 Course Course Coordinator HUSO 1072 Fine Art Study Tour (New York Study Tour) Please contact for more information about this tour. Enrolments have now closed