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A INSIDE: +All the UNSW Artsweek program highlights... +Meet and Greet COFAs newest collective... +Hear from your COFA Postgrad PGC Councillor...
CONTENTS EDITORIAL
A CONTENTS EDITORIAL
4 to 5. - COMING TOGETHER-_=|}
interview with 2012
EDITORS This is the theme of Artsweek 2012... so in
artsweek director zeynep
Kelly Doley
Penelope Benton the spirit this issue of C`topia is all about
DESIGN
6 to 7. - COFA kids coming together to do great
Kelly Doley all about the artsweek stuff + on and off campus.
We hear from Artsweek Coordinator
Penelope Benton
postsecret exhibition
CONTRIBUTORS
Zeynep Dilik who gives us insight into her
Kelly Doley
8 to 9.=
Penelope Benton program whilst Alyse Behringer takes us
Zeynep Dilek WHATS ON
Alyse Behringer through the highs and lows of collecting
Kate Harris
Kristian Fuhrer 10 to 11. strangers confessions for the Artsweek
Louise Mayhew
Alexandra Clapham
Meet and Greet: exhibition `Post Secret`;;;
Zoe Robertson the melting point collective Read on to hear from the latest COFA
collective `The Melting Point`^ then get
Jessica Stewart
12 @.
FRONT COVER IMAGE
some work*life balance tips from your
“Untitled (wall)”
catching up with the pgc:
Alexandra Clapham, 2012 COFA Postgrad Councillor on the PGC
louise mayhew
LOGO DESIGN Louise Mayhew...
Kiera Chevell
16 to 17. THE we return to an old collaboration + the
PRINTING
Arc Office @ COFA
Alex and Zoe at mop two 2011 Kudos Coodinators Alex and Zoe
who have come together for a new show at
THANKS 18 SRC says: Enviro officer Jess
MOP Projects in August
on half a desk and recycling
Arc @ UNSW Ltd
Lastly a reminder HALF A DESK a response
19 Kudos Gallery program to the building project opens 14 aug...Enjoy!
Love, Arc at COFA xx
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Sally Conwell, Patti Bai,
Prutha Girme… They also
might be excited about
some workshops like Life
Model Sketch Workshop
or events like Live
Installation Event.
eek 5, 13 - 17 August. It is a not to be missed es. What do you study and
Artsweek is on in Wterally takes over the UNSW and COFA Campus how do you balance this
Arts Festival that li eak to the Artsweek 2012 curator Zeynep Dilek with organizing an arts
I recently got to sp
festival?
about her plans.. . . I am a masters student
– Public Relations and
Advertising and I think the
key to success is being
What is the reason organised; I set deadlines
behind this year’s for every task for Artsweek
Artsweek theme as soon as I started
‘Coming Together’? working and put them
down on my diary and
The theme of Artsweek made sure they don’t clash
`Coming Together` with my assignments.
reflects the cultural
diversity on campus. What are your thoughts
As I am an international on Fine Arts Students?
student I wanted to
capture the idea of My bachelor’s degree is
different people from on Architecture and I did
different backgrounds it in a fine arts university!
expressing themselves I enjoyed the company of
through art and sharing creative people who can
their experiences with think out of the box and I
others. chose my friends among
that crowd all my life and
What are some highlights yes I had purple hair for
of this years program for some of my life :) Keep If you could have any artist in your festival who
COFA students? creating and be unique! would you choose?
I think COFA students What plans do you have Oh, tough question! I have always dreamt about doing
are going to be excited next? a music festival someday, headliner would be Jack
to see the exhibitions
White; I have to confess, I have a thing for him! But in
(Roundhouse will be my After Artsweek 2012 I will terms of an art event/festival I would like to work with
main exhibition venue). concentrate on my uni Hank Willis Thomas, I find his work contemporary and
Some artists who will be studies but my aspiration very relevant to the world we live in. As the world glo-
exhibiting their work are: is to be an Events balizes, cultures are coming together and we all lack
Edmund Iffland (former Designer and have my tolerance for the different one which is a shame, we
Artsweek coordinator for own company some day can learn so much from one another by appreciating
2010), Shohini Mukerji, maybe? and celebrating differences!
4 5
Alyse Behringer is the with the 2012 Artsweek Alyse reports that she has
COFA Rep on the Student theme of ‘coming together’ received a fair few secrets
Development Committee she thought it seemed a already, She has read them
and is also the curator of perfect fit with the aims all and says that some are
PostSecret - an exhibition of Postsecret. She has shocking, some are silly
of other peoples secrets had the full support of the and some made her realise
as part of Artsweek 2012. Artsweek co-ordinator and that she shares that secret
successfully secured an too. Interestingly secrets
Anyone can anonymously Arc Student Community tend to fall into three
contribute a secret to and Development Grant to categories: secrets about
the project which will be fund the exhibition, making relationships, secrets that
displayed during Artsweek. the project a reality. speak of life regrets, and
Secrets can range from secrets that state
regrets, a betrayal, desire, a Postsecret works like this: inspiring inner ambitions
confession or a childhood During the weeks leading and dreams. The beauty of
humiliation. One condition- up to Artsweek students the Postsecret Exhibition
it has to be true and you can submit secrets anony- is that it highlights the
have never shared it with mously, There will be reality that we are more
anyone before!! Postsecret postboxes connected to one another
scattered over campus than we might realise.”
Alyse is an undergrad in where students can collect
a Bachelor of Design @ blank Postsecret postcards Postsecret opens 6pm,
COFA with a major in and submit their Post- Monday 13 August in the
textiles, graphics and secrets. Alyse also Roundhouse. All the Post-
applied object design. recommends to keep an secrets that are received
eye on the library lawn by the end of Week 4 will
Alyse got involved in Arts over the next couple of be on display. Check the
Week because she always weeks for a situation that UNSW Postsecret 2012
wanted to do a UNSW struck fear into the heart facebook and website:
Postsecret event. Though of Facilities Management!! unswpostsecret.com for
she first became aware updates and campus post-
of the Postsecret move- secret postbox locations.
6 6 ment way back in 2010, 7
WHAT’S ON ON WHAT’S ON ON
WHAT’S ON ON ROCKET Collective and
COFA SRC present
6-8 pm
COFA Talks
WHAT’S ON ON
WEEK 3 The Thursday Blender Bender!-
Free liquid breakfasts
Masculinity and the 21st Century
Nick Vickers, Andrew
COFA redevelopment THU 16 August
WEEK 3
COFA Common Room, Yip, Andrew Starr
Level 1 E Block. EG02, E Block COFA. continues to 11 August
Kudos Gallery @COFA
6 Napier St. Paddington 9-9.45am
MON 30 July 12-1 pm WED 8 August ROCKET Collective and
Meditation. COFA SRC present
Meditation will be explored from @COFA 6-8 pm
@UNSW COFA Talks The Thursday Blender Bender!-
2-4 pm a mindfulness perspective. 1pm Free liquid breakfasts
F408, Level 4 F Block. Film screening: Remarking/Remaking Blacktown
Queer Collective meeting where art and life meet COFA Common Room,
Room 9.20, Level 9, Apocolypse Now, Francis
WEEK 5
Li Wenmin Level 1 E Block.
Chemical Science 1-2 pm Ford Coppola EG02, COFA
YOGA Abdullah Syed
EG02, E Block COFA. 10am
ARTSWEEK
TUE 31 July free for Arc members, 3-4pm COFA Fine Arts Soccer Cup
5 bucks otherwise Stich n’ Bitch Come battle it out against
E101, Level 1 E Block Bring your needles @UNSW
@COFA 12-2pm SCA and NAS and win
11am-12pm and your gossip MON 13 August back the trophy!
@UNSW Common Room UNSW Bike Club Workshop
SOCCER Quad Lawn Moore Park
Meet in the Arc Office or meet 1pm @UNSW
us at Moore Park. To join the Long Lazy Lunch 4-5pm
Soup and fun times! Nintendo 64/weekly comps
1-3pm WED 15 August 12-1 pm
group you can also find us Women’s Collective Meeting Meditation.
on FB: COFA SOCCER 2012 COFA @KENSO courtyard, COFA Common Room, Womens Room, Blockhouse Meditation will be explored from
behind the roundhouse Level 1 E Block @COFA
1pm a mindfulness perspective.
Exhibition at Kudos Gallery: 2-4 pm Film screening: arthouse F408, Level 4 F Block..
Science Fictional, Andrew Frost 4-6 4-7pm Queer Collective meeting
Queer Collective meetings MID WEEK SOCIAL movies (tba) EG02, COFA
continues to 4 August Room 9.20, Level 9, 1-2 pm
Kudos Gallery Room 9.20, Level 9, Booze, food and games Chemical Science YOGA
Chemical Science all in the name of fun 3-4pm
6 Napier St. Paddington Stich n’ Bitch free for Arc members,
Common Room 4-5 pm 5 bucks otherwise
Bring your needles
6-8 pm Lenslife Exhibition opening and your gossip E101, Level 1 E Block
COFA Talks THU 9 August Roundhouse Common Room
Art to the People
WEEK 4
4.30pm
Jackie Dunn, (Manly AG) John @COFA 6.30pm Pop-up concert by SOAP
9-9.45am 4-5pm
Kirkman (Penrith Performing Postsecret Exhibition opening HOT TIPS COFA Common Room
WEEK 4
& Vis Arts), Michael Rolfe ROCKET Collective and Roundhouse
COFA SRC present Confused about how to
EG02, E Block COFA. approach galleries? @UNSW
The Thursday Blender Bender!- 8-9.30pm 5pm
Free liquid breakfasts Hear from co-director of
WED 1 August MON 6 August Opening Night Artsweek Drinks MOP Projects George Adams UNSWeetened Liter-
COFA Common Room, Whitehouse ary Journal Launch
Level 1 E Block. COFA Common Room,
@COFA @UNSW Level 1 E Block UNSW Bookshop
1pm 1-3pm @COFA
Film screening: Deerhunter, Women’s Collective Meeting 12-1 pm 2-3 pm 4-6 pm
Meditation. 4-7pm
Michael Cimino EG02, COFA Womens Room, Blockhouse Squiggle Collective SRC TAKE OVER THE Queer Collective meetings
Meditation will be explored from Come and doodle! Room 9.20, Level 9,
a mindfulness perspective. MID WEEK SOCIAL
3-4pm 2-4 pm COFA Common Room Booze, food and games Chemical Science
Stich n’ Bitch Queer Collective meeting F408, Level 4 F Block.
all in the name of fun
Bring your needles Room 9.20, Level 9, 2.30-3.30 pm Common Room 7.30pm
and your gossip Chemical Science 1-2 pm NUTS Performance Film Festival
Common Room YOGA COFA Common Room Whitehouse
free for Arc members, @UNSW
TUE 7 August 1-3pm
4-5pm 5 bucks otherwise TUE 14 August 8pm
E101, Level 1 E Block Culture Club craft tent
Nintendo 64/weekly comps @COFA Main Walkway UNSW Artsweek Closing Party
COFA Common Room, 11am-12pm @COFA Roundhouse
Level 1 E Block SOCCER @UNSW 11am-12pm
2-4 Sketch Club 2.30
Meet in the Arc Office or meet Sketch Club Life Drawing
4-7pm us at Moore Park. To join the Venue tba SOCCER Venue TBC
MID WEEK SOCIAL group you can also find us on Meet in the Arc Office or meet
Booze, food and games FB: COFA SOCCER 2012 4-6 us at Moore Park. To join the
Queer Collective meetings 6.30 pm
all in the name of fun group you can also find us on Jazz and Soup
Common Room Exhibition at Kudos Gallery: Room 9.20, Level 9, FB: COFA SOCCER 2012
Chemical Science Club Bar, Roundhouse
For the Love of Prints!
THU 2 August Price Charming Print Collective Exhibition at Kudos Gallery: 7.30pm
continues to 5 August FRI 10 August Half a Desk
ADG and Kudos App’s Due Film Festival Comp
@COFA Kudos Gallery SRC responds to the lack winners screening
9-9.45am 6 Napier St. Paddington forms at arc.unsw.edu.au/cofa of studio space due to the Roundhouse
8 9
The
MELTING POINT COLLECTIVE What can we expect from the Melting point Collective?
The Melting Point Collective (MPC) is a community of emerging artists In the near future, we will be publishing regular newsletters with the intention
studying at COFA and working within the disciplines of Jewellery and of creating a greater awareness of the possibilities of working with Jewellery
Ceramics. MPC acts as a space for critical discussion, a networking forum, and and Ceramics as Fine Art mediums, as well as the processes involved, in both
material and conceptual sense. As longer term goals, we would like to collate
a platform for increased visibility in the wider community of the arts. Made up
a catalogue that includes and promotes the work of emerging Jewellers and
of six, two members Kate Harris and Kristian Fuhrer recently got down to the Ceramicists, which would also potentially be linked to an exhibition in the early
nitty gritty on what it is all about... stages of next year.
Why did the Melting Point
Collective started? What does the Collective hope to achieve?
Although there are several The central function of the Melting Point Collective
spaces in and around is to bring together students working in the
Sydney that are dedicated Jewellery and Ceramics mediums and create a
to exhibiting and networking space to promote critical discussion, and
promoting artists and also to gain increased exposure for the mediums we
designers working in the work with. Hopefully, this will not only be beneficial
Jewellery and Ceramics to us, but also to the wider community, especially
mediums, they are largely those who are considering pursuing Jewellery or
concerned with more Ceramics as a discipline.
established practitioners,
which leaves a daunting
gap for the emerging
artist. So, the collective
was started by a group
of COFA Bachelor of Fine
Art students primarily as
a response to the lack of
exposure, within a Fine Art
context, associated with
emerging artists working
within these more craft
based disciplines. Both
Jewellery and Ceramics, How can we get involved?
being smaller departments
at the College, can also As a collective we hold regular meetings in the Arc Common Room at
COFA, where we discuss our work and also compile the next newsletter.
leave the students feeling
If you would like to be involved you can email us at
somewhat isolated, which meltingpointcollective@gmail.com and let us know. We would love to hear
is why we felt it was from any other students and artists, at any level and from any discipline.
important to establish an-
other channel of
communication.
Opp page: Kristian Fuhrer, What We’ve Done, clay 2012.
This page: Judith Torzillo, Knock On Wood, wood and brass
10 11
Catching up with theMPGC :
ay h ew
Louise Postgraduate Council
ELECTION
Louise Mayhew is a postgrad-
student in the School of Art
History and Art Education.
Her research is on the history
of women-only art collectives
and collaborations in
Australia c.1970 – 2010. She’s
NOTICE
also a member of the PGC.
Tell us a bit about the PGC…
The PGC, or Postgraduate
Council, is the arm of Arc that
caters specifically for post-
graduate students. We put on
events for postgrads, to meet,
socialize and learn. We also
for Twenty Twelve
act as advocates for post-
grads on issues that affect
us such as access to study
spaces and equipment, advice
supervisor relationships and I love the people I’ve met through groups, and involved in the
childcare on campus. the PGC. Postgraduate study PGC. Did I mention I was
can be lonely and trying so its also having fun with online
What is your role on the great to have a strong network of dating? It was far too much
PGC?
NOMINATIONS OPEN
people who know exactly what and my uni work suffered. I
I’m the COFA Councilor which you’re going through socially, had a number of talks with
means I bring the background financially, intellectually . my supervisor, my bosses
and experiences of a COFA
MON 13 AUG 2012
and my family and decided
student to the council. I try to How did you get involved? to scale back my
ensure the events and issues When I started my PhD I commitments.
we organize for postgrads are lamented the lack of community
relevant to my COFA peers. I and networking opportunities Hot tips for future
also tease the rest of the PGC available for postgrad students. nominees?
for their cluelessness on what
most art students do—a lot
I came across the PGC by
chance—while procrastinating on
Come along to PGC events,
there are plenty!. Have a CLOSE 4PM FRI 24 AUG 2012
more than painting! Facebook one day—and signed cider with Louise—that’s
up immediately. Luckily for me me!— at the Whitehouse
What sort of time the female COFA Councillor to meet myself, the other POSITIONS TO BE ELECTED
commitment is your role? position was available. Councillors and Office
We meet once a month to OFFICERS:
Bearers and to get a feel for
hear reports from Office What about the balance what the PGC does. Find out • PGC President • Events Officer
Bearers (the ones who get between your research & PGC about upcoming events at • Vice President • International Students Officer
paid) and discuss upcoming duties? facebook.com/unswpgc • Coursework Students Officer (only PG international students may stand and vote for this position)
events and issues. Many of Getting the work/research/ (only PG coursework students may stand and vote for this position) • Research Students Officer
us are based on campus, so life balance is pretty tricky and The PGC needs peeps who • Equity Officer (only PG research students may stand and vote for this position) 13
we also see each other on a it took me a few semesters to genuinely love uni life; who
frequent basis, and we use get it right. Last semester I was: are enthusiastic as well as
email and an online discussion working part time for the peak dedicated, practical and
NOMINATION FORMS ARE AVAILABLE
forum to read and comment academic organisation in our hard-working. For more info
on each other’s work. field—the Art Association of on the elections visit:
Australia and New Zealand— arc.unsw.edu.au/advice- online at arc.unsw.edu.au or at Arc reception Blockhouse
What is your favorite thing tutoring, representing my study representation/
about being on the PGC? space, activeposter
in two discussion postgraduate-council
12Kirst Ohh, ‘Vivid’ 2012, Digitial work, Heatpress
14 15
tHe =
series of exhibitions by
- Alex and zoe gallery Directors.
KUDOS COORDS COME Can you tell us about
BACK TOGETHER AT MOP your work in “The” and
how does it relate to
Kudos Gallery.
Alexandra Clapham and Zoë M. Robertson came together to job-share the role of A: It’s because of Kudos
Kudos Gallery Coordinator last year. Both coming to us as SPI majors, their approach that I am making the work
to Kudos was as experimental as their individual practices considering perspectives I do now. I’ve always had
on space and conceptual theories respectively. This saw an exciting shift emerge in an interest in the qualities
the Kudos Gallery Management Committee and the exhibition program as the gallery of space, but since
opened to unfinished projects and critical dialogue. working at Kudos I’ve
been able to hone in on
Opening at MOP this week is “The” - their third process-based exhibition, described as my interests and skills
the holy ghost of their working relationship as directors of Kudos Gallery (Zoë left early through helping people
this year to work on Honours at SCA). They say they mean to hearken their past works install and bringing shows
and association with tandem sculptures - visually similar by appearing deconstructed together that consider
and unfinished - whilst having very different ideas about what that means, due to Alex's the work in relation to the
interest in mathematic clarity and Zoë's penchant for obfuscation. space, it’s holistic. My own
practice, and the work
in this show considers
hypothetical space within
Why did you ‘come geometrical forms. I’m
together’ to take on the interested in the
role of Kudos Gallery endlessness that space
Coordinator? and geometry create, and
how people enter and
A: Zoë and I come from respond to the work.
different points of view in
everything we have worked Z: The works displayed on most extreme and obscene nature as an attempt to point
on, over time we have come the walls are a out the standardisation that comes with acts of bureau-
to realise our individual retrospective of the cratic elucidation, where palatable proposals predict the
approaches are quite proposals I have work, and there is no longer any space for difference.
complimentary. My interests written over the years. Alexandra Clapham was the first person to ever give my
lie in space and potentials I have long intended to work space in an exhibition, after years of rejection. I chose
with space and Zoë’s in display this work as the to display this work alongside hers to honour her for the
writing and conceptual act of proposal writing is patience and tolerance that civilised me and made me feel
work. We felt this would now a necessity for artists safe in a world I had always felt outside. The same attitude
bring something more to as it is the only way to be brought so many others to Kudos Gallery during our
Kudos than what one given exhibition space. tenure, making it a place where people could feel support-
person alone could do in Unfortunately the process ed in their experiments no matter how mad or haphazard.
this position. can be so mechanical and
outcome-based that it
How did your exhibition at often leads to
MOP come about? writing of the least
creative order. My early “The” opens this Thursday 2 August at MOP,
We were invited by Ron and frustrations often lead to 2/39 Abercrombie St. Chippendale and continues
George as part of their writing proposals of the to Sunday 19 August. mop.com.au
16 Above: Zoë M. Robertson and opp. page: Alexandra Clapham 17
This year COFAtopia is giving over it’s naughty back
page to the COFA Student Representative Council (SRC).
I OH, FOR ITHE
EXIST, INSIST
Alexander PouletLOVE
OF PRINTS!
The SRC @COFA are a bunch of students who represent YOU!
They are there to campaign for your needs to
insert a short sentence about exhibition here
the larger university body as well as
Rebecca Geddes, Helen Daley, Angela Butler,
make sure your student voice is heard
Anna Russell, Helen Wardle, Jess Bradford,
when it comes to national affairs.
Jessica Hoddkinson, Max Gosling, David Quoy,
Kate Landau, Verity Wells and more!
In this issue we hear from
SRC @ COFA Enviroment Officer Opens 5-7pm Tuesday
A celebration 21 February
of the diversity of printmaking from
Jessica Stewart. If you want to The Prints
Closes Charming
Saturday 3 March Collective:
2012 a printmaking
A Y S ! get involved in the conversation,
friend them on FB at COFA Src.
studio and education space in Newtown facilitating
experimentation and collaboration.
S KUDOS
Opens
6 Napier
GALLERY
5-7pm Tuesday 7 August
Closes St Paddington NSW 2021
Saturday 11 August 2012
11am-6pm Wed to Fri, 11am-4pm Sat
T 02 9326 0034
E kudos@arc.unsw.edu.au
W arc.unsw.edu.au/kudos
Hello!
HALF A DESK
Kudos Gallery is run by COFA students and
funded by Arc @ UNSW Limited
supported by the SRC @ COFA
My name is Jess and I’m the current COFA SRC
Enviro Officer. Here is some info on a few awesome things: A response to reduced studio space for students
throughout the COFA Building Project
Half a Desk is an exhibition the COFA SRC have curated Opens 5-7pm Tuesday 14 August
in response to the lack of studio facilities and resources Panel discussion 4-5:30pm Thursday 16 August
provided to students during the COFA Redevelopment Project. Closes Saturday 18 August 2012
The exhibition, featuring works by 50 students opens at Kudos Gallery
5-7pm Tuesday 14 August as part of Artsweek.
We are also hosting a panel discussion about the exhibition and the COFA SATTELITE
Redevelopment Project at Kudos 4-5.30pm on Thursday 16 August.
ALL WELCOME! GARDEN
Dylan Quirk
THERE IS RECYCLING ON CAMPUS! At every photocopier there is a paper Satellite Garden explores fictitious elements of
a modernist wasteland. While the aggregation
recycling bin next to it. There is also a bin in the common room near the Arc office, of interrelated earthobjects give meaning to the
as well as a big recycling skip at the bottom of F block. physical parameters of form, speculative elements
are realized when filtered through narrative, as a
celebration of our current spacetime coordinates.
WHAT CAN YOU PUT INTO YOUR RECYCLING BIN AT HOME?
Not really sure about what you can and can’t put in the recycling bin? Opens 5-7pm Tuesday 21 August
Did you know that it changes from council from council? Closes Saturday 25 August 2012
Here’s a cool website that tells you what your council accepts in the yellow bin!
www.irecycle.com.au/recycle_tips_database_adults.php?council=37
Have anything to say to us about enviro stuff/any uni stuff at all?
email us on cofasrc@gmail.com or chat to us on Facebook!
www.facebook.com/COFAstudentrepresentativecouncil
Love Jess KUDOS GALLERY
6 Napier St Paddington NSW 2021
11am-6pm Wed to Fri, 11am-4pm Sat
T 02 9326 0034
E kudos@arc.unsw.edu.au
W arc.unsw.edu.au/kudos 19
Kudos Gallery is run by COFA students and funded by Arc @ UNSW Limited
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