Michaelis graduate show 2012

Michaelis prize winner Miranda Moss's mesmerizing installations from "Ephemerology'- experiments capturing ephemeral phenomena, like this clever whirlpool in a bottle.

 Trevor Potter's ' Animal Testing', two steampunk- like sculptures blew me away.

 Leigh Bassingthwaighte's Vantage Point -engaging, voyeuristic photographs looking into apartment windows, unfortunately no pictures to show you, as the photographs were displayed down the dark back staircase of Hiddingh Hall.

Some highlights below, including Emma Dee Padoa and Elinor Auerbach's work.

If  you missed opening night - and you really shouldn't- the exhibition is definitely worth viewing, open until 19th Dec 11 am - 4 pm.

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Michaelis Graduate Exhibition

Michaelis prize winners work-  Ashley Walters

The largest exhibition of the year and a perfect end to the art year is the Michaelis Graduate Exhibition, a few hundred shy of a thousand art lovers and students turn out to wander the beautiful Hiddingh Campus- Oh, if these walls could talk......

A small sample of what caught my eye...... the campus is open daily from 10 am, so if you missed the opening be sure to catch the exhibition before the end of the year, and grab a map, you don't want to miss any rooms- there are some hidden gems.

see what I mean.....look at this beautiful hall

love the attitude!

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