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🌟MEET OUR GRADS: 🌟 Charley Barnes @bycharleyb “Hi, I’m Charley, a visual art and design student creating work on Ngunnawal and Ngambri land. I use art to process my experience of the world around me, while I use design to help others communicate, considering users to create outcomes that affect meaningful change. My final work from this year includes artworks that explore the intangibility of memory in comparison to lived experiences, and a notebook organiser aimed to help ADHD individuals improve their wellbeing and sense of routine.” 🎓 Over the coming weeks we’ll share insights from some of our graduating students to celebrate the 2025 Grad Show. 🚀 @soadgalleryanu @soadcollectiveanu @ouranu @anucass #gradshow #anuartdesign #emergingartists
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🎨✨ Meet Charley Barnes Bachelor of Visual Arts / Bachelor of Design “There’s a common misconception that creative degrees don’t have strong job prospects but ANU gave me the skills to work in both the art and design fields.” 💡 Charley is completing a Flexible Double Degree in Visual Arts and Design, motivated by a desire to use creative practice as a tool of communication. From splashes of paint in the studio to working at the National Gallery of Australia, Charley shows how creativity opens doors. Her advice? 🌱 Go beyond the bare minimum – make connections, get involved, and soak it all in. 👉 Read her full story >> Link in bio under Latest News Image: Charley Barnes. Photo by Erika McGown @anualumni @anucass @ouranu @studentlifeanu @studyanu_ @bycharleyb #ANUSchoolofArtandDesign #StudentStories #ANUlife #BachelorOfDesign #BachelorOfVisualArts #FutureReady #CreativeCareers
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Meet Charley 🎨✨ Soon to graduate with a Flexible Double Degree in Visual Arts & Design. For Charley, creativity lives in the light-filled studios of ANU, where instinct and spontaneity guide her practice. “Most of the time it’s very messy… but having my own space to play in makes the creative process so enjoyable.” Alongside her studies, she works as a junior designer and at the National Gallery of Australia, mixing collage, painting, print and archival imagery to explore memory, perspective and lived experience. As graduation approaches, her advice to future students is simple: “The bare minimum will only get you so far, so make connections with your tutors, go to campus events and soak in as much as you possibly can – your future self will thank you." 👉 Read more about her creative journey via the link in our bio.
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