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Support COFA

Art & Australia Prize Winners & Shane Simpson

Longina Phillips Award. Lola phillips and Trisha Hodgson

COFA Annual Prize Night, November 2011, Roundhouse UNSW.

COFA acknowledges the generous involvement and support of its, individual donors, patrons, alumni, sponsors and the government.

Your gifts provide direct support to students for scholarships, exhibitions, special projects, lecture series, infrastructure works such as the redevelopment of the campus and the new UNSW Art Museum and for the creation of innovative national and international visual arts projects.

The Dean, students and staff at COFA warmly welcome your ongoing and extremely valuable contribution to COFA and ultimately to the future of visual arts and cultural expression in Australia.

SUPPORT COFA

Supporting COFA helps the flourishing of expression of new ideas through new media, design and the more traditional methods of art making which in turn stimulates dialogue with the wider community and assists the young and creative with meaningful expression.

We need your help to:

Create a Chair for the establishment of the Centre for Art, Health and Creative Ageing to facilitate further research in these areas, annual conference guest speakers, workshops, pilot programs…
Create a Chair in Art History & Theory
Establish the COFA Indigenous Arts Centre
Put your name to a building/studio at the new COFA
Top up the Nick Waterlow Scholarship in Art Administration
Fund more iCinema (360 degree film making) projects such as SCENARIO by Stephen Sewell, which world premiered at the Sydney Film Festival
Support the COFA ANNUAL where all students have the opportunity to exhibit and learn how to exhibit/curate a large scale exhibition of media, textiles, object designs, paintings , sculptures, graphics, jewellery etc
Increase the number of postgraduate scholarships for indigenous students, travel, disadvantaged…
Film the ongoing weekly COFA TALKS so they are accessible to the wider community
Care for/restore artwork for the COFA Collection
Curate an exhibition to support current research programmes
Work towards a unique event.