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Michael Kutschbach is a lecturer in the Bachelor of Contemporary Art at the South Australian School of Art | UniSA Creative. With a multi-disciplinary background to practice, Michael teaches across various media, with a main focus area in Foundation studio areas as well as 3rd year and Honours supervision.
Michael has also taught at the Adelaide Central School of Art and the Berlin University of the Arts.
As a practicing artist, his interests are focussed around the affective qualities of haptic surfaces and imagery. These interests transfer into artefacts and events that may incorporate painting, drawing, sculpture, installation and moving image works.
About me
Michael Kutschbach is a lecturer in the Bachelor of Contemporary Art at the South Australian School of Art | UniSA Creative. With a multi-disciplinary background to practice, Michael teaches across various media, with a main focus area in Foundation studio areas as well as 3rd year and Honours supervision.
Michael has also taught at the Adelaide Central School of Art and the Berlin University of the Arts.
As a practicing artist, his interests are focussed around the affective qualities of haptic surfaces and imagery. These interests transfer into artefacts and events that may incorporate painting, drawing, sculpture, installation and moving image works.
About me
Master of Visual Arts University of South Australia
Master of Arts in Fine Art University of the Arts London
Bachelor of Fine Art Victorian College of the Arts
Research
Research outputs for the last seven years are shown below. Some long-standing staff members may have older outputs included. To see earlier years visit ORCID
Open access indicates that an output is open access.
Teaching & student supervision
Teaching & student supervision
Supervisions from 2010 shown
| Thesis title | Student status |
|---|---|
| Looking up, looking down: Investigating how an eclectic approach to source material, methodology and methods can function within a contemporary painting practice that responds to memory, place, and history in Tarntanya/Adelaide. | Current |