RMIT School of Art

Through models, 3D prints, and installations, he forges new narrative environments that dissolve the boundaries between real and virtual, historical memory and fiction.

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Photo: Paris Tavitian/ Lifo

He treats architecture as a device for exploring identity, while the city of Athens and the concept of the ruin – whether ancient, present-day, or imaginary — serve as recurring motifs in his thought.

His artistic production is marked by the explicit use of architectural elements in dialogue with the conceptual and material language of contemporary art.

His practice often investigates how the internet has transformed user perception and behaviour. Owing to his interdisciplinary restlessness, he came into early contact with new media.

He studied architecture at the Southern California Institute of Architecture in Los Angeles and later at Columbia University in New York. Beyond architecture, his activities encompass the visual arts, exhibition design and curation, theory, writing, the internet, and virtual reality.

Artist Talk — Andreas Angelidakis
Wednesday 8 October

3:00pm
Online via Teams
or
In person, Building 6, Level 2, Room 3
Bowen Street, Melbourne

Andreas Angelidakis (b. 1968, Athens) is an architect and artist living and working in Athens.

Poster for the Bergen Art Book Fair inviting international publishers to apply by 15 Oct. Fair is 10 – 12 April 2026.

Application forms are live now on babf.no for BABF2026 -

International artists and publishers have an early opportunity to apply by 15 Oct.

There is NO FEE to table at Bergen Art Book Fair. Full details on the website. Fair is 10 – 12 April 2026.

BAINZ JEWLZ
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BAINZ JEWLZ is exhibited at RMIT Gallery until 22 November 2025.

Image: Robert Baines, Redder than Green, neckpiece, 2014-15, in BAINZ JEWLZ, RMIT Gallery, Melbourne, 2025. Private Collection. Photo by Christian Capurro.

The Crinkle and Crankle of Wire: Performance Lecture by Emeritus Professor Robert Baines OAM Get tickets on Humanitix - The Crinkle and Crankle of Wire: Performance Lecture by Emeritus Professor Robert Baines OAM hosted by RMIT Culture. RMIT Gallery, 344 Swanston St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Aust...

This is a rare opportunity to experience a performance lecture by Robert Baines. Entitled The Crinkle and Crankle of Wire, join Robert as he performs on the high wire.

BAINZ JEWLZ

FREE PUBLIC PROGRAM The Crinkle and Crankle of Wire: Performance lecture by Emeritus Professor Robert Baines OAM

Thursday 9 October
5:30pm - 7:30pm
RMIT Gallery
344 Swanston Street, Melbourne

Bachelor of Arts (Fine Art) Graduate Exhibition Opening

Exhibition Hours:
Wed 19 Nov 11:00am – 5:00pm
Thu 20 Nov 11:00am – 5:00pm
Fri 21 Nov 1:00pm – 7:00pm
Sat 22 Nov 11:00am – 4:00pm
Sun 23 Nov 11:00am – 4:00pm

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Bachelor of Arts (Fine Art) Graduate Exhibition Opening Bachelor of Arts Fine Art Graduate Exhibition Opening

Venues:
RMIT Buildings 2 and 4, Bowen Street off La Trobe Street
RMIT Building 37, Level 1, corner of Swanston and A’Beckett Streets
First Site Gallery, 344 Swanston Street

Ceramics, drawing, gold and silversmithing, painting, print, sculpture, video and sound are just some of the types of art that are on show.

An accompanying website with profiles of our graduates will document the making and thinking behind their work.

Each year RMIT’s city campus comes alive as art students exhibit and celebrate their work. The graduate exhibition for Bachelor of Arts (Fine Art) offers visitors a unique opportunity to experience graduating student work across a variety of media.

Coming up:
Bachelor of Arts (Fine Art) Graduate Exhibition Opening

Tuesday 18 November
5:00pm - 8:00pm
RMIT Buildings 2, 4, 37 and First Site Gallery
RMIT City Campus

Image: Georgia Drummond, Here With Me, 2024, fabric, turmeric, wool. Photography by Keelan O’Hehir

Healing: Art & Institutional Care Healing: Art & Institutional Care

Artists: Fayen d’Evie, Carol Dobson, Jenny Hickinbotham, Helen Johnson, Alecia Neo, Sue Roberton, Finnegan Shannon and Lukaza Branfman-Verissimo, and Grace Wood

Curated by Amelia Wallin and Jacina Leong

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Healing: Art & Institutional Care Healing: Art & Institutional Care

Healing: Art and Institutional Care is a group exhibition of contemporary and historic artworks that takes as its starting point the contested space of institutional care and draws from the University’s Larundel collection.

Healing: Art and Institutional Care

Until 9 November
La Trobe Art Institute
121 View Street, Bendigo

Image credit: Finnegan Shannon and Sam Peterson, Do you want us here or not, 2023. Courtesy of the artists.

Upon completion of the workshop, if you are interested there will be the chance to join industry experts for further writing and creative workshops!

Join us for a 90-minute info and inspiration workshop, where we explore more about where to for the next adventures of Soy Boy and start brainstorming some creative possibilities.

RMIT's Prevention and Respect team are looking for students who are passionate about writing or currently studying comms, media, screen, creative or script writing to join us on this industry project with a difference!

Help write Soy Boy's next adventure Soy Boy is back and we are building on Comic 1! We're calling on male-identifying RMIT students to help us write the next adventure for Soy Boy and friends

Help write Soy Boy’s next adventure

Soy Boy is back and we are building on Comic 1! We're calling on male-identifying RMIT students to help us write the next adventure for Soy Boy, Tbone, Avo and Pot Noddle.

Learn more:
www.rmit.edu.au/students/stu...

By developing your understanding of these factors in Australia, you will build a transferrable set of skills that encompasses intercultural, collaborative, self-determining approaches to working with local, national, and global communities.

You will begin to evolve a self-reflexivity that positions you in relation to these national issues as well as with regard to broader, global, First Peoples contexts.

This course provides opportunities for you to learn and apply knowledge and skills across a range of cultural and social frameworks, including settler-colonialism and race, that inform Australian society.

We have the privilege of working together on site at Bunjilaka Aboriginal Cultural Centre at the Melbourne Museum.

Now in its 3rd year, this Indigenous led intensive course is hosted by School of Art and delivered in partnership with GARUWA, a First Nations impact driven creative production team grounded in ethical, respectful and innovative approaches storytelling to amplify community voices.

Students from fine art, photography, arts management, design, communication, education, business and law students have previously joined this interdisciplinary pedagogic experience. The course is designed to be culturally safe for First Nations, global indigenous and non-Indigenous students.

We are running 'Working in First Peoples Contexts: creative partnerships and cultural production' in the Flex term after Semester 2 as a Graduate elective for students across RMIT University.

Postgraduate elective/flex term offering:
Working in First Peoples Contexts: creative partnerships and cultural production

Discover more:
www1.rmit.edu.au/courses/054899