Image by: PSC's Final Year Advanced Diploma of Photography student, Samantha Poling, from the series, 'Home Beautiful', 2022
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Image by: PSC's Bachelor of Photography Student, Sammie Bond, from his body of work, "Underland".
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Visit our Advanced Diploma of Photography and second year Bachelor of Photography exhibition, "TwoFour 2022" at the Yarra Sculpture Gallery.
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There's still time to check out our Bachelor of Photography Graduate Exhibition,
"Morii" at the Centre for Contemporary Photography.
"Morii" at the Centre for Contemporary Photography.
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Image by: PSC's Master of Arts Photography Alumni, Emmaline Zanelli, 3 Channel video projection with sound, 00:31:52.
Image courtesy of the artist.
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In case you missed our Open Day on Sunday, 14 August, here are just some of the highlights that made it such an inspirational day for all who attended.
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This week, PSC's Master of Arts Photography student Kaitlyn Church's exhibition 'Fordtown', for her final assessment, was featured on a ABC Australia news video.
"[Kaitlyn] has dedicated her Masters degree to capturing the stories of the men and women behind Ford's conveyor belts," ABC reporter Rachel Clayton said.
Watch the video here.
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Congratulations to PSC's former lecturer Mia Mala McDonald Mia Mala McDonald on being selected as a finalist for the
Ballarat International Foto Biennale
's Martin Kantor Portrait Prize.
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Last Saturday 26 June was a very special day in the PSC calendar. It was a day we’d been anticipating for over a year. It was the day we finally got to celebrate the achievements of our graduated Class of 2019 who, due to last year’s Government restrictions, had no choice but to graduate ‘in absentia’ in 2020.
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