Hatched: National Graduate Show 2001 presented the work of 67 graduate artists across Australia, representing 15 universities and art schools.
The Hatched Symposium in 2001, subtitled “Engaging Australia” drew on an outstanding line-up of speakers. PICA welcomed Blair French, Research Officer at the Power Institute, University of Sydney; Professor Anne Graham, Head of the School of Art at the University of Newcastle; Dr Pat Hoffie, Convenor of Painting at the Queensland College of Art, Griffith University and Tim Smith, Associate Dean of the School of Art & Design at the Northern Territory University. Locally, Associate Professor Margaret Seares, Chair of the Australia Council and Pro Vice Chancellor at the University of WA, Dr Ann Schilo from the School of Art, Curtin University and artist and writer, Dr Chris Crouch complete the line-up for the 2001 program.
PICA continued to receive essential support from major sponsor, Healthway, the Western Australian Health Promotion Fund and the FPWA. Healthway were the major sponsor for the Hatched: Healthway National Graduate Show, since the very beginning, and it is true to say, that without their valued support, this project could not take place.
PICA also acknowledged the importance of our relationship to ACUADs (Australian Council of University Art & Design Schools) as well our particular peer network, CAOS, the national association of contemporary art organisations. Special thanks to X-Press and Zebra Magazines, for ongoing commitment and promotion of Hatched. The River View On Mount Street has assisted with accomodation for the visiting speakers, alongside support from RTR fm, Luna Cinemas, Campus Cards, the Curtin Student Guild, the UWA Student Guild, Integrated Print Management and in-house designer, Publicity and Marketing Coordinator, Brad Rummer.
Thanks to PICA’s Production Coordinator, Mike Nanning, our installation crew, Steve Martin, Tim Courtley, Merrick Belyea, Bruce Slatter, Matthew Hunt and Phil Gamblen and special thanks to our volunteer, Jake Snell.
Artists
Justin Andrews – Canberra School of Art, Australian National University (ACT)
Daniel Chant – Canberra School of Art, Australian National University (ACT)
Megan Phillips – Canberra School of Art, Australian National University (ACT)
Tim Spellman – Canberra School of Art, Australian National University (ACT)
Julie Heron – University of Ballarat, School of Arts (VIC)
Phillip Butt – Central TAFE, WA School of Art, Design and Media (WA)
Kate Faulds – Central TAFE, WA School of Art, Design and Media (WA)
Shiloh Perry – Central TAFE, WA School of Art, Design and Media (WA)
Matt Richards – Central TAFE, WA School of Art, Design and Media (WA)
Kirsten Hudson – Curtin University of Technology, School of Art (WA)
Jennifer Lowe – Curtin University of Technology, School of Art (WA)
Kim Stanley Medlen – Curtin University of Technology, School of Art (WA)
Bruce Slatter – Curtin University of Technology, School of Art (WA)
Rachael Bradbury – Deakin University, School of Contemporary Arts (VIC)
Joelene Crnogorac – Deakin University, School of Contemporary Arts (VIC)
Tiffany Garonzi – Deakin University, School of Contemporary Arts (VIC)
Robert Peters – Deakin University, School of Contemporary Arts (VIC)
Kim Worrall – Deakin University, School of Contemporary Arts (VIC)
Nicholas Carras – Edith Cowan University, WA School of Visual Arts (WA)
Emily Mabee – Edith Cowan University, WA School of Visual Arts (WA)
Carmella Morris – Edith Cowan University, WA School of Visual Arts (WA)
Dimple Shah – Edith Cowan University, WA School of Visual Arts (WA)
Annie Hogan – Queensland College of Art, Griffith University (QLD)
Jewel Mackenzie – Queensland College of Art, Griffith University (QLD)
Janice Peacock – Queensland College of Art, Griffith University (QLD)
Kirsten Podlich – Queensland College of Art, Griffith University (QLD)
Hisu Lee – Northern Territory University, School of Art & Design (NT)
Karen Mills – Northern Territory University, School of Art & Design (NT)
Elle Parsonson – Northern Territory University, School of Art & Design (NT)
Liam Phillips – Northern Territory University, School of Art & Design (NT)
Jan Downes – University of Newcastle, School of Fine Art (NSW)
Adam Field – University of Newcastle, School of Fine Art (NSW)
Ken O’Regan – University of Newcastle, School of Fine Art (NSW)
Izabela Pluta – University of Newcastle, School of Fine Art (NSW)
Sandra L. Brown – University of NSW, College of Fine Arts (NSW)
Simon Cooper – University of NSW, College of Fine Arts (NSW)
Wade Marynowsky – University of NSW, College of Fine Arts (NSW)
Gordon Snow – University of NSW, College of Fine Arts (NSW)
Linda Patterson – University of South Australia, South Australian School of Art (SA)
James Strickland – University of South Australia, South Australian School of Art (SA)
Irmina van Niele – University of South Australia, South Australian School of Art (SA)
Sera Waters – University of South Australia, South Australian School of Art (SA)
Luk Chee Chew – University of Tasmania, Tasmanian School of Art (Hobart) (TAS)
Grant Dale – University of Tasmania, Tasmanian School of Art (Hobart) (TAS)
Katie Dutch – University of Tasmania, Tasmanian School of Art (Hobart) (TAS)
Brodie Neill – University of Tasmania, Tasmanian School of Art (Hobart) (TAS)
Nick Mangan – Victorian College of the Arts, School of Art (VIC)
Natalie Papak – Victorian College of the Arts, School of Art (VIC)
Haydn Salmon – Victorian College of the Arts, School of Art (VIC)
Gary Wheeler – Victorian College of the Arts, School of Art (VIC)
Graeme Abbey – University of Western Australia, School of Architecture and Fine Arts (WA)
Ingrid Oosterhuis – University of Western Australia, School of Architecture and Fine Arts (WA)
Eve-Ann O’Regan – University of Western Australia, School of Architecture and Fine Arts (WA)
Kelly Scurr – University of Western Australia, School of Architecture and Fine Arts (WA)
Benjiman Denham – University of Western Sydney, School of Contemporary Arts (NSW)
Melanie Donat – University of Western Sydney, School of Contemporary Arts (NSW)
Tarna Edwards – University of Western Sydney, School of Contemporary Arts (NSW)
Melissa Keane – University of Western Sydney, School of Contemporary Arts (NSW)
