Seminar Series

Our Master of Fine Arts Seminar series of talks and lectures are also open to the public and provide an insightful opportunity to engage with leading contemporary art and research. To find out more, or to be added to the mailing list email Professor Leoni Schmidt.

Thurs 5 Apr, 12.30, P152, Rachael Rakena - Recent projects. Palmerston North based artist and lecturer at Massey Maori Visual Arts

Thur 3 May,12.30, P152, Max Bellamy - To the Moon and Back - New Electronic Arts Projects

Thur 10 May, 12.30, P152, Karen Love - A Shiksa’s Communications Adventure in Israel - Conflicting Cultures and Visual Dialogue

Thur 17 May, 12.30, P152, Hannah Joynt - Painting on a Hunch

Thur 24 May, 12.30, P152, Mark Bolland - Second Nature - Landscape Pictures in a World of Images

Thur 31 May, 12.30, P152, Graham Fletcher - Road to Vermont - Report on a Residency

Thur 7 June, 12.30, P152, Sarah Lawrie - Sameness and Difference in Alaskan Art. Aroha Novak - Report on an Exchange in Prague

Thur 14 June, 12.30, P152, Sam Mann - Sustainable Lens - Sustainability and Representation

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Staff, Student and Graduate Shows

Art in Law VII, Faculty of Law, University of Otago, 4 Feb - 5 June 2012

Art in Practice, Recent works by staff and graduates curated by Peter Stupples, Department of General Practice and Rural Health and The Injury Prevention Research Unit, 55 Hanover Street, Dunedin, 24 Feb - 28 Sep

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Dunedin School of Art Gallery

The School of Art hosts a series of exhibitions at the School of Art Gallery which is open to the public Monday - Friday, 10am - 4pm.

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ART AND FOOD 24 August 2012

A Symposium hosted by the Dunedin School of Art and the programme in the Culinary Arts at the Otago Polytechnic and the Centre for Sustainability and Food Science, University of Otago.

Call for Papers |  Following three highly successful symposia held at the Dunedin School of Art (‘Illustrating the Unseeable: Reconnecting Art and Science’ (2009), ‘Art and Law’ (2010) and ‘Art and Medicine’ (2011)), this symposium will examine the relationship between food (including wine and other beverages) and the visual arts.  Please see flyer for more information.

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Call for papers : "Border Crossings: New Dialogues in Pacific Art and Design"

In this special issue of Scope "Border Crossings: New Dialogues in Pacific Art and Design" we are calling for articles, artist pages, reviews and creative writing with a Pasifika focus, which seek to encourage discussion across borders, whether these are disciplinary, geographic, cultural, social or technological, collaborations or speculative insights. (Paper deadline 30 May 2012)

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