Professor Marie Sierra, Head, School of Visual and Performing Arts, Malcom Bywaters, Academy Gallery Director and the UTAS Academy Gallery Committee invite you to attend this Academy Gallery special event.
     
LOCO - 2011 Graduate Exhibition
Exhibition opening speaker: Professor Janelle Allison, Director of the Institute for Regional Development, University of Tasmania

Exhibition opening: 5.30 - 7pm Thursday 17 November
Exhibition dates: 17 November - 25 November 2011

Exhibition artists : Maznah Ahmad, Kirra Barnes, Jake Baylis, Glen Butler, Robin-Mary Calvert, Gavin Campbell, Mikaela Campbell, Mathew Carey, Reuben Cheow, Susan Christmas, Karen Cipressi, Christine Cooke, Scott Cunningham, Jasper da Seymour, Joel De la Motte, Jennifer Dickens, Tess Etherton, Rebekah Farry, Natalie Field, Christopher Flood, Clare Genders, Michelle Goodchild, Kenneth Gordon, Adeline Lai Tee Gwee, Dorothy Haig, Jin hee Han, Jennifer Hanna, Lee Harper, Sophie Hart, Susan Jackson, Kalidass Jeyaraman, Ngaio Lenz, Trevor Leonard, Robert Lewis, Andrej Lightheart-Apse, Kaili Lin, Meg Lutwyche, Elise Manion, Gary Meadows, Diane Parker, Rachael Parker, Carly Peters, Alison Priestley, Susan Quinn, Lincoln Randall, Paul Rigby, Serena Rosevear, Elizabeth Russell-Arnot, Rebecca Savill, Allison Snare, Paul Snell, Lana Stokes, Catherine Studley, Patrick Sutczak, Cheng Ying Tan, Matthew Taylor, Lay Peng Lynn Teo, Andrew Vagg, Christopher Vernon, Helene Weeding,  Evan Williams, Jennifer Willie.

LOCO presents a survey of the best and most dynamic work from the School of Visual and Performing Arts BCA, MCA, MFA and PhD examination folios of 2011. Curated by SVPA Alumni Melanie Kershaw, the LOCO exhibition gives a wonderful overview of the 2011 graduate portfolio presentations. Fresh in look, enthusiastic in visual and powerful in expression, the LOCO exhibition presents a survey of the interest and movements at play with the School of Visual and Performing Arts in 2011.

Audiences will experience a variety of mediums and themes, as explored by graduates from all SVPA courses.  Works on exhibition include theatre, painting, drawing, print media, sculpture, ceramics and textiles with students represented from local, national and international backgrounds.

The diversity of LOCO demonstrates the vibrancy and cross-cultural exchange taking place constantly at the Inveresk Cultural Precinct.