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Andy Quilty is a Lecturer in Fine Arts at the University of Western Australia (UWA), affiliated with the UWA Design School's Discipline of Fine Arts. He holds a Master of Fine Arts (2024), Diploma in Graphic Design (2007), and Bachelor of Arts (2003). His practice focuses on outer suburban experiences, combining material and psychological expressions to explore suburban identity. He actively engages in community arts through workshops in schools, Aboriginal art centers, and prisons.
Education:
- Master of Fine Arts by Research, UWA (2022–2024)
- Diploma of Graphic Design, North Metropolitan TAFE (2007)
- Bachelor of Arts (Art), Curtin University (2003)
Research Interests: Andy’s work bridges art and sociology, investigating how outer suburban environments shape creative expression. His practice incorporates gestures, markings, and material experimentation to critique suburban life. Key themes include cultural identity, gentrification, and community art practices. Collaborations with Indigenous art centers and prisons highlight his commitment to accessibility and social engagement.
Awards:
- 2022: Citation for Outstanding Contribution to Student Learning
- 2018: Vasse Art Award
- 2017: Hazelhurst Residency Prize
- 2016: Joondalup Excellence Award & Wanneroo Art Award
Engagement: Andy mentors emerging artists through programs like the Military Art Program Australia and Basil Hall Editions. He advises the City of Rockingham’s Cultural Development Committee and has led residencies in remote Western Australian communities. His work has been featured in exhibitions such as the WA Lester Prize and the Revealed Art Festival.
Labs/Teams: Collaborates with UWA’s Design School, Juluwarlu artists, and Yinjaa-Barni & Cheeditha collectives on interdisciplinary projects. His studio practice is based in Perth’s outer suburbs, emphasizing site-specific creativity.
