Bachelor of Arts (Fine Art)

CERAMICS

The focus of the ceramic studio is immersive and experiential, 
transforming clay through conceptualising, designing and crafting objects. Embedded in this are links with historical narratives and contemporary ideas that engage students in a range of creative working processes. They act as ways to explore, expand, transform and deepen a personal approach to making, while developing the aesthetic and conceptual considerations that are necessary in contemporary ceramic art practice.

DRAWING

RMIT Drawing Studio maintains a broad and inclusive approach to creative thinking in a supportive environment where each student has individual studio space in which to explore and develop their vision and art practice mentored by a range of nationally established lecturers and academics. Our community of students share, exhibit and critique their works in some of the finest Drawing Studio facilities in Australia.

PRINT

RMIT Print Studio offers students a holistic approach to art making through reproductive technologies from traditional analogue presses to contemporary digital printers.

With individual studios and communal workshops students access industry level facilities to research and experiment with concepts and processes facilitated by renowned print practitioners. Studies include artist books, digital imaging, intaglio — etching, dry point and engraving, relief printing, lithography, analogue and digital photographic technologies, print-based installation and screen printing.