What's new @ IRD
A new language: Paris in words and images
Works by Sharon Pittaway
9am-5pm Monday to Friday
Atrium Gallery
UTAS Cradle Coast Campus
Continues until 5th July 2012
A new language: Paris in words and images
Works by Sharon Pittaway
Opening Speaker: Patrick Grieve
5PM THURSDAY 19th APRIL 2012
Continues until 5th July 2012
Arts in Conversation
Do you work in the arts or want to utilise the arts in your work? Arts in Conversation is a great chance to learn about services and support for the arts, discuss your professional development needs and catch up with others working in the sector. Friday 30th March, 2012, 12.00 onwards.
RSVP is essential, for one or all three events : ccc.events@utas.edu.au. Phone: 6430 4949
Shifting Infrastructure
Sydney-based artists Heidi Axelsen and Hugo Moline documented the deconstruction of Burnie’s iconic ‘pulp’ mill as part of this year's artists in residency program with the Cradle Coast Campus.
Find out more: www.utas.edu.au/tools/recent-news/news/documenting-the-disappearance-of-the-burnie-pulp-mill
Exhibition opportunities at Atrium Gallery
Are you an artist or curator with a wonderful idea for an exhibition? We are inviting you to apply for exhibition space in the UTAS Cradle Coast Campus Atrium Gallery for the exhibition program July 2012 – June 2013.
To find out more, download the application form:
CCC Artists in Residence 2012
This year's Cradle Coast Campus Artists in Residence, Hugo Moline and Heidi Axelsen, will use the former Burnie pulp mill site in a project investigating post industrial infrastructure.
Click here for more details.
CCC Artists in Residence 2012
This year's Cradle Coast Campus Artists in Residence, Hugo Moline and Heidi Axelsen, will use the former Burnie pulp mill site in a project investigating post industrial infrastructure.
Click here for more details.
New Diploma of University Studies
Apply Now for the Diploma of University Studies
The new Diploma of University Studies is a pathway qualification for students wishing to study in the Faculty of Arts, the Faculty of Education or the Faculty of Science, Engineering & Technology.
Click here for more information.
Exhibition opportunities at Atrium Gallery
Are you an artist or curator with a wonderful idea for an exhibition? We are inviting you to apply for exhibition space in the UTAS Cradle Coast Campus Atrium Gallery for the exhibition program July 2012 – June 2013.
To find out more, download the application form:
2011 North West Graduation
Congratulations to the UTAS students who graduated in Burnie in December.
If you wish to see photographs of last year's graduates, please visit our UTAS Cradle Coast Campus Flickr site: http://www.flickr.com/photos/utascradlecoastcampus
New Creative Writing Course
Postgraduate Course for Writers
In 2012, UTAS will introduce new postgraduate coursework opportunities for aspiring writers.
Click here for more information.
Wild Sight
Photography of the Tarkine by Jenny Archer & Jen Evans.
Opening by Dr Peter Hay
5pm Thursday 3 November 2011
Atrium Gallery, UTAS Cradle Coast Campus
Exhibition continues to January 2012
James Martineau Memorial Lecture Cradle Coast Campus
The 2011 James Martineau Memorial Lecture will be presented at the Cradle Coast Campus by Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander Justice Commissioner Mick Gooda.
When: 3rd November 6-7.30pm
Where: Rooms D201-203. Building D, Cradle Coast campus
RSVP: E. UTAS.Events@utas.edu.au; P. 03 6226 2521
Bridges Out of Poverty Workshops
Find out how inter-generational poverty shapes behaviour, and how service providers and policy makers can become more effective in transforming communities and redesigning programs to better serve people in poverty.
Presented by Social Solutions
November 15 and 16, 2011
UTAS Cradle Coast Campus
16-20 Mooreville Rd Burnie
To register on-line click here
Zamora Exhibition
Images from the Guatemala Alliance Project by Jenny Simms and Cradle Coast Campus UniLink Co-Ordinator Carrie Smith.
Foyer Gallery
Cradle Coast Campus
Exhibition runs until 2 November
PICSE Science Investigation Awards
Look out for the four hundred budding young scientists at the Cradle Coast Campus on Tuesday August 30.
The PICSE Science Investigation Awards are open to students from year 5 to 12, encouraging them to to do some real-life science, on their own or in a team.
Click here to find out more.
Make your research a reality
Apply now for a Cross Boundary Research Fund
The Fund is designed to grow collaborative research projects across North West Tasmania
UTAS staff, students and community partners are welcome to apply
For more information download the Fact Sheet or apply here
Covenant
Exhibition of new work by North West Tasmanian artist, Kerry Martin
Official opening: 5.30pm, Thursday 22 September by Peter Voller
Atrium Gallery, Mooreville Road, Burnie
RSVP: ccc.support@utas.edu.au; 6430 4949
Exhibition runs until Friday 28 October, 9am-5pm, weekdays
2012 Artist Residency
Artists and writers interested in exploring new perspectives on North West Tasmania are invited to apply.
Up to $5000 available. Open to local, interstate and international artists.
Applications close: Friday 28 October 2011.
Download the Guidelines and Application Form (Word document)
New Role for Campus Director
Cradle Coast Campus Director Professor Janelle Allison has been appointed to the recently created position of Pro Vice-Chancellor (Regional Development).
The new position has a specific focus on the Launceston and Cradle Coast campuses and Professor Allison will be responsible for campus development, strengthening academic programs, fostering partnerships and community engagement.
