University of Tasmania, Australia

Description

The Master of Fine Arts (Research) is a two year research degree program administered by the University's Research Higher Degrees Unit and supervised by the School of Visual and Performing Arts.  We offer supervision in the following areas: art theory, arts management, ceramics and glass, curatorship, digital art, drawing, painting, photography, sculpture and textiles.

Our special relationship with the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery also enables approved Masters research projects to be undertaken. These could include the theory of conservation management, public arts management and cultural collection practices.

Projects

• In Search of Paradise: A confluence of Real and Imagined Worlds

• The change and movement of processes, objects and ideas

• Production Values: rediscovering the hand in making

• Field and Game? Status and survival in representations of Australian rural landscape

• Finding an Eclectic Voice

• Siew Har Teo - MFA

• Bitument networks and river paths

• Mairi Ward - Object to Object

• Sue Quinn - An alternative portrait: beyond the physical form

• Sue Christmas - Mapping ruderality: heading for design