Events at PCU
FADM students are getting ready for the first Friday Show of the year. They're putting their spin on classic artworks, experimenting with various techniques and themes.
In this class you will be able to wake up your body, reset your mindset and break out of movement stereotypes that prevent healthy energy flow. Exercise, stretching, proper alignment - all these elements will be present. It will be invigorating and empowering as well as calming and meditative.
We will present My First Film (2024) - a story of a young filmmaker struggling to make her first feature.
Directed by Zia Anger, My First Film is a humorous, self-aware film-within-a-film, that we can't wait to share with you!
Come join our karaoke party, meet new people and see old friends. We'll have some snacks and drinks to go with the karaoke. You can also come join the music society to hear about future events like this on our WhatsApp group.
For the first Visiting Artist & Lecture Series we will host Irina Gheorghe. Irina Gheorghe’s work addresses themes such as absence, displacement and disappearance while reflecting on the relationship between ephemeral artistic media and entities or spaces inaccessible to observation.
In our final Photoshop assignment, students are getting creative with data. They're exploring topics they're passionate about and presenting them in their own cool ways, also experimenting with the interactive ways on presenting data.
In this class you will be able to wake up your body, reset your mindset and break out of movement stereotypes that prevent healthy energy flow. Exercise, stretching, proper alignment - all these elements will be present. It will be invigorating and empowering as well as calming and meditative.
We will present My First Film (2024) - a story of a young filmmaker struggling to make her first feature.
Directed by Zia Anger, My First Film is a humorous, self-aware film-within-a-film, that we can't wait to share with you!
Sarah Boris is an artist and designer who's practice encompasses book making, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, painting and design. She started out working as graphic designer for some of the biggest cultural institutions before setting up her own studio to focus on her art practice.
Keep your eye's peeled as sticker's may start mysteriously popping up around campus. This years Foundation student's have been hard at work, creating their very own sticker sets around a variety of topics using their new found skills in Adobe Illustrator.
If geographers “draw,” or “write” the earth, psychogeographers add a zest of soul to the mix, linking earth, mind and foot.
Psychogeography concerns itself with the idea that you have an opinion about “a space” the moment you step into it.
What happens when we transform a text into an image? What is lost and what is gained in this translation?
FADM students have been brainstorming and experimenting with different techniques, tools and styles to investigate the boundaries of illustration while preparing images for their favourite books.