SASA History Project: Update
The University of South Australia's School of Art is currently undertaking a History Project that will lead to a longer term initiative - a general history of the South Australian School of Art (SASA).
You will find out more about this project and how you can help on the SASA History Project page on this site.
SASA History 'Snapshots'
You will also find information about the Project on the University of South Australia's website.
The most recent addition to this section of the site is a series of 'snapshots' which include images and text from those staff who either worked or studied at the School, particularly in those years when it was located at Stanley Street, North Adelaide. Click here to gain direct access to these 'snapshots'.
Search for the 'Seven Lamps of Architecture'
To find out more about this search, which is part of the SASA History Project, click here.
SASA History Project Report: August 2009
This project is being led by Dr Pamela Zeplin who is a Senior Lecturer at SASA, University of South Australia.
Click here to read her latest report on this important project.
How you can help the SASA History Project
There are several ways you can support the SASA History project. You can:
- complete the Historical Material proforma to let us know if and what kinds of archives you might have. You will find the proforma on the University of SA’s History Project page, as well as on this site.
- support the Friends to support the History Project
- make a donation to the Friends for this purpose. Any donations for this important project will be welcome. Please email Jack Condous, President of the Friends of SASA at friends@friendsasa.com should you wish to make a donation.
We need to raise $25,000 for this project and value your support.
Dr Pamela Zeplin
Pamela.Zeplin@unisa.edu.au