Artworks

Highlights from the UTS Art Collection

Studio A: Victoria Atkinson, Katrina Brennan, Emily Crockford, Annette Galstaun, Meagan Pelham, Lisa Scott, Damian Showyin, 'Bird Life Jungle Disco', 2019, site-specific wall painting. Installation view, UTS Central. Andy Roberts

Located in the new UTS Central foodcourt Bird Life Jungle Disco is a 175 sqm wall-painting that was made with student social life in mind. A collaboration between seven Studio A artists, the painting features birds and animals at play in a busy social world.

Studio A birds come in all shapes, sizes and colours – the artists believe it is their diversity that empowers them. The mural speaks to the character and passion of each of the Studio A artists who made it, and to the diversity and energy of the UTS community itself.

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