Digital Arts Program
Interested in learning more about digital arts? The Digital Arts Program features a free public forum, a free workshop for visual arts students in years 9-12, and two free advanced workshops for artists of any age seeking professional development.
Find out more about the opportunities below:
Public Forum
This free public forum features a panel of professional digital artists and idustry experts, including:
- Dave Atze - freelance illustrator who illustrates childrens books, creates cartoons, comics, video games, and more.
- Mitch Hearn - mixed media animator and illustrator who works with 2D and stop motion.
- Brooke Rigney - digital artist and painter, exploring Aboriginal art and storytelling through digital medium.
- Cameron Coggins - immersive technologist working in virtual reality.
- Sian Watson - representative of Guildhouse, an organisation which focuses on creating opportunities for artists and leading sector development.
- Bridget Alfred - CEO of SALA Festival
In this forum you will hear from these experts in the digital arts field, learn more about the programs and methods used for digital arts, and explore a range of pathways in the digital arts field.
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Student Workshop
This free workshop is facilitated by professional digital artist Dave Atze and is available for high-school students studying visual arts in years 9-12.
In this workshop you will learn digital art techniques which you will use to create showcase-ready work which will be exhibited on screens across Unley.
Participants must bring their own devices.
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Advanced Workshops
These free workshops are facilitated by professional digital artist Mitch Hearn and are available as a professional development opportunity for artists of any age seeking to expand their practice into digital arts.
Workshop one takes place on the 26/07, in which participants will be taught how to master programs and methods used in digital art. Workshop two takes place on the 09/08, in which participants will be developing and refining their digital artwork, ready to exhibit on screens across Unley.
Participants must bring their own devices and must attend both workshop one and two. Both of the workshops begin at 10am and finish at 4pm.
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