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Providing 21st Century learners with the skills, knowledge and understandings they need in order to negotiate successful careers within the creative arts sector.
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"Studying creative arts has allowed me to develop a wider range of thinking and expressing myself"

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Convergence Lab will provide participants with the opportunity to engage with (art) works in progress. These will be displayed throughout the Centre for the Arts during Stage 1 of the Lab. Local artists, who will also be participating in the … Continue reading →

Convergence Lab on its way!

We have launched our ‘Convergence Lab’ website this week. An exciting program with a renowned group of catalysts is coming to Hobart in early December. Convergence Lab will explore emergent practice and the creative application of digital technologies. The first … Continue reading →

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What is the proposed co-location model?

The proposed co-location model will bring studio programs from the Tasmanian Polytechnic’s Clarence Campus into the Centre for the Arts at Hunter Street.

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Why is this happening?

Co-location will ensure that a critical mass of students, academic staff and programs are consolidated within the Hunter St cultural precinct.

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What will the co-location model look like?

This will be an integrated model with the potential for studio areas to share resources and expertise across both educational programs (Higher Education and Vocational Education and Training).

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