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The Australian National University School of Art: A history of the first 65 years

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2010-10

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Agostino, Michael

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ANU Press

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The ANU School of Art has built an international reputation as a leader in visual arts, attracting staff and students from around Australia and the world. it has an active exhibition program; regular visits from distinguished national and international artists; overseas student exchange; open art access classes and co-operative arrangements with many other areas of ANU research and teaching. This volume presents the history of the ANU School of Art, from its humble beginnings as part of the Canberra Technical College in Kingston, to its evolution to stand on the world stage as part of one of Australia's top ranked universities playing an important role in the teaching of research of Australian visual arts, crafts and design.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/241636

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ANU Press (1965-Present)

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Open Access via publisher website

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10.22459/ANUSA.2010

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