Introducing the Bachelor of Digital art

The ANU School of Art now offers a Bachelor degree in Digital Arts. As a student you will have the opportunity to make creative digital-media art works, gain skills used in film and media industries, and the creative arts, explore new hybrid contexts or specialize in a digital-media discipline, gain experience in professional real-world contexts and experience a vibrant educational hub at Australia’s most influential university. Located within the School of Art, this course provides students with a range of leading facilities that include full audio-visual recording and production suites, computer labs, a professional lighting studio, and student galleries for exhibitions of art and new media works. for more information please see below

More info:

• Click here for the Bachelor of Digital Arts course description
• Photography and Media arts
• Digital media at ANU

Arguing for Art
The politics of the ACT Government's Percent-For-Art scheme

Mr Jon Stanhope
Chief Minister, Australian Capital Territory

Australian Capital Territory (ACT) Chief Minister and Minister for the Arts, Mr Jon Stanhope, has been a strong and vocal advocate of the importance of public art in the ACT. Mr Stanhope will discuss the importance of public art in our streetscapes and city places, its contribution to the cultural life of our community and the challenges of making a record investment in public art in the Territory.

Thursday 2 September 2010, 11am-12pm
ANU School of Art Lecture Theatre, Ellery Crescent, ANU
This lecture is free and open to the public.
Enquiries E: Waratah.lahy@anu.edu.au or T: 02 6125 5810

 More Art Forum information:

• Click here for info on upcoming Art Forum talks.
• Download the Sept - October Art Forum program (pdf).
• Download the Arguing for Art: The politics of the ACT Government's Percent-For-Art scheme Flyer (pdf)

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