The Sculpture Workshop provides courses and facilities for students of sculpture to explore all aspects of traditional and contemporary sculptural practice. Courses aim to prepare students for careers as practising artists and are offered at both graduate and undergraduate levels. With the expertise of its academic staff, advanced technical facilities, and location close to Australia’s national collecting institutions, the ANU School of Art Sculpture Workshop provides an excellent environment for study and research.

For further information. Contact: Wendy Teakel.

News - September 2009

Wendy Teakel has been nominated as one of 30 finalists in an international art competition. There were over 200 nominations for the Sovereign Art Foundation Asian Art Award for 2009. See here for more information.

 NEWS - March 2009

The Inaugural Sculpture by the Sea in Denmark selects ANU PhD candidate, Amanda Stuart and staff member Philip Spelman from an international field of over 120 submissions

Amanda Stuart - Mongrel Country

Philip Spelman - Headspace

This major sculpture event takes place in Aarhus, in June 2009, and attracts the patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Crown Prince and Princess of Denmark.

Of the 64 artists selected, 27 are from Australia, including 5 from the Canberra region with close connections to the ANU School of Art. Along with Amanda, Philip and Alex Asch (ANU Alumni) are nationally recognised artists Michel Le Grand, Visiting Fellow, and Bruce Radke, Alumni, ANU Sculpture Workshop.