Tim Wagg
“I decided to study fine arts at Elam because the School has the best reputation and was recommended by people I respected. Elam takes a strong academic attitude to art-making, which pushes your thought processes and understanding of art. You are around talented and creative people making good and interesting work.
“It was really helpful to have access to professional equipment and computer programs, as well as the amazing range of specialty publications in the Elam and General libraries.
“Through my studies I developed a deeper understanding and confidence in my own art practice. I became a member of the Window gallery’s curatorial team and recently began working part-time at the Gus Fisher Gallery. I now feel ready to start exhibiting my own work as well as curating exhibitions outside the University.”
Tim Wagg graduated in 2013 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honours) (BFA(Hons).