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As the world gets smaller, it’s more important than ever to create meaningful connections with other people. A career in visual arts, creative arts or communications gives you a voice to cut through society’s noise and make a difference to the lives of others. Whether your medium is video or violin, poetry or pottery, we’ll teach you how to make your mark remarkable.
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A day in the life of an ACU teaching and arts student
“I’ve loved the fantastic travel opportunities at ACU. I’ve been lucky enough to go to Rome, and I am about to jet off to Venice. ACU makes travelling and studying readily accessible.
I hope to make an impact by entering arts management. I want to help other artists reach their full potential. I understand the ‘struggling artist’ life, and I think my skills are best suited to helping passionate and devoted artists realise their dreams.” ”
Based at our Brisbane campus, Mr Alasdair Macintyre is an Associate Lecturer in the National School of Arts and Humanities here at ACU. He is a practicing artist and has had more than 12 solo exhibitions in Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne. His artwork is featured in numerous private and public collections. Mr Macintyre’s achievements are extensive and has been a finalist in many art prizes and gallery competitions. He was also the subject of a feature documentary for the ABC TV ARTS program Artscape, Artists at Work. Currently, Alasdair is working on his PhD concentrating on Derrida’s theory of hauntology in relation to the creative process of the artist.
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