- Adelaide Centre for the Arts
The Adelaide Centre for the Arts, (also known as ACArts), is a campus of
TAFE South Australia that specialises inarts education . It is located onLight Square, Adelaide , opposite the Adelaide campus of TAFE SA.Identified major study areas of the centre are:
* Entertainment Technicians & Designers
* Entertainment Technology
* Performing Arts
* Professional Writing
* Visual ArtsHistory
The centre was created in 2001 from an amalgamation of the Centre for Performing Arts (previously located in Grote Street) and the North Adelaide School of Arts (previously located in Stanley Street, North Adelaide). The new building on Light Square was constructed to house the new centre, and opened in March 2001.cite web | title = Adelaide Centre for the Arts - History | work = TAFE SA website | url = http://www.tafe.sa.edu.au/Campuses/CampusList/AdelaideCentrefortheARTS/History/tabid/1185/Default.aspx/CatholicEducationOfficesSA/our-schools/find-a-school?id=2309 | accessdate = 2008-07-27 ]
Centre for Performing Arts
The Centre for the Performing Arts (CPA) was established in 1978 on the site of the old
Adelaide Girls High School , adjacent to theAdelaide Central Market .Set up by Dr Barry Young, it initially offered courses in
dance andtechnical production . An acting course was introduced in 1987, headed by David Kendall. In 1997 an introductory acting course was established, called Prologue.North Adelaide School of Arts
The North Adelaide School of Arts (NASA) was established in 1979 on a site vacated the previous year by the South Australian School of Art. (The latter moved to a campus in Underdale.)
NASA was dedicated to practical studio-based studies in
visual art , providing training in studio areas, such asphotography andelectronic imaging ,ceramics ,sculpture ,painting ,drawing ,printmaking ,jewellery andtextiles .Notable alumni
;Acting
*Kate Kendall , actor, best known for her long-running role as as "Angie Piper" in the television seriesStingers . (Alumna of the Centre for Performing Arts.)References
External links
* [http://www.tafe.sa.edu.au/Default.aspx?tabid=572 TAFE SA - Adelaide Centre for the Arts]
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