Three porcelain slipcast beakers (without handles) made from handmade molds with white and coloured porcelain swirls,donna morrison, ceramics, alumni, dvc art award

Focusing on personal memories, the Creatures of Change series is a collection of sculptures and objects that depict and embody memories of change. The works are stylistically and thematically divided into two groupings: one focusing on memories of growth, the other on death. Utilising organic shapes and lines, the works aim to express the need for life, death and change within our lives as these natural forces shape and mould us into who we are. Influenced by organic shapes, textures and colours, the two groupings are characterised by specific physical attributes. The growth works exhibit shapes of seeds or blossoming flowers, they grow outwards representing the outward growing we experience throughout life. They exhibit signs of expansion and movement through cracked surfaces and exude life as signified by the colour green. The death shapes are represented by tree stumps, a common gravestone symbol. The dead shapes are textured with broken and crumbling edges and sharp corners, symbolic of the feelings those in mourning experience. The death works are decorated with a deep, moody blue, conjuring up sadness and thoughtfulness. Accompanied by small hanging pieces which represent fragmented memories, the two sets of sculptures share a sense of druid creation. These creatures, with jointed legs, have a sense of life and movement. Born of memory, they embody a sense of willingness to change and respect for nature. Change as brought by life and death is a force beyond our power, these works endeavour to show the grasp change has on us and the power of our memories. Sarah MISCHKER (1996- ) Born United States Arrived Australia 2017 In 2023 Sarah Mischker completed a Bachelor of Visual Arts at the Federation University Arts Academy. Her final folio focused on the 'Creatures of Change' series, a collection of sculptures and objects that depict and embody memories of changeceramics, dvc art award, alumni, sarah mischker

A lecture prepared for the 8th Sir John Quick Bendigo Lecture, 2001peter mccarthy, gold, mining, anniversary, alumni

alumni, scholarships, tanya jenkinson, tammy morvely, russell margugan

Hardcover 207 page book with dustjacket and full colour illustrations.non-fictionThis monograph of Graeme Drendel’s oeuvre draws on the artist’s sketchbooks, diaries and unpublished photographs to explore the influences on his distinctive style. It includes recollections of his childhood in Ouyen, with the featureless skies of the Mallee, through to the impact of Italian Renaissance artists Piero della Francesca and Masaccio, this publication brings together three decades of the artist’s work in a richly illustrated volume. Greame Drendel is an alumni of the Ballarat Technical Art School.graeme drendel, alumni, ballarat technical art school, artist, ballarat teachers' school

Reference from the Ballarat School of Mines for student Leslie Coburn.ballarat school of mines, leslie coburn, l.j. coburn, f.e. ferguson, alumni

Book with examples of student work, and contact details. arts academy, eye, end of year exhibition, alumni, visual arts

Framed Colour photograph of Matthew Ashley who was enrolled in the Associate Diploma of Business (Microcomputing) in 1993 when received the Award for Excellence in the Advanced Certificate in Information Technology and the NETLOR award.matthew ashley, alumni, awards, netlor award, award for excellence in gthe advanced certificate in information technology

Photograph of Horsham Artist Jenny Ashmanjenny ashman, horsham campus, ewan ross, visual arts, alumni

A Ballarat School of Mines Bricklaying student constructs a inle brick wall as would be required for a veneer building. Photograph of Ballarat School of Mines Bricklaying, part of Building Studiesbuilding studies, ballarat school of mines, bricklaying, apprentice, alumni

Two Ballrarat School of Mines students shearing sheepballarat school of mines, shearing, sheep, alumni, rural studies

Laminated colour photo of a student drawingalumni, art, drawing, ballarat school of mines, ballarat technical art school

Laminated colour photo of a Ballarat School of Mines Student in front of a computerstudent drawing, with a tutor watching onalumni, art, computer, tutor, staffmember