Recent solo projects include 'a world fully accessible by no living being', Melbourne Prize for Urban Sculpture, Federation Square (winning entry), 'big log jam,' with Open Spatial Workshop, AEAF, Adelaide, (2011), 'please leave these windows open overnight to enable the fans to draw in cool air during the early hours of the morning', Helen Macpherson Smith Commission, commissioned by Juliana Engberg, curated by Charlote Day, ACCA, Melbourne (2010), 'only from the perspective of a viewer situated upon the surface of the earth does day and night occur', The Narrows (2009), The West Brunswick Sculpture Triennial (with the OSW collective 2009), 'fashioning discontinuities', the Centre for Contemporary Photography (2009) and 'projectprojects', The Showroom in London (2008). The book titled 'accommodating spaces, materials, projects, people, videos, actions, objects, thoughts: relatively' was commissioned by The Narrows in 2009.

Bianca Hester recently completed a PhD by project in sculpture at RMIT. She was a founding member of CLUBSpropject inc (2002-2007), a member of OSW (2003 - ongoing) and co-ordinates the second year program in the department of Sculpture and Spatial Practice at VCA.

GSA staff will be based on the Study in Scotland booth along with representatives of many of Scotland's other HEIs.

The presentation will cover

- who the programme is for

- the programme content

- progression routes

In order to "attend" the presentation you'll need to register, and then follow the prompts in the confirmation email to join the presentation. Ideally you should be at home or at school with a computer connected to the internet. You'll be able to ask questions either by voice over the internet or by instant message during the presentation.

- what you need to apply

- what you can do after the one-year programme

- what you will do on the programme - the type of projects, workshops, activities, etc that you will do and the type of work you'll be able to produce

The Programme Leader, Marianne Greated, will make a presentation about the programme and you'll be able to ask her questions directly about anything you're unclear of.

Questions can be asked either by talking over the internet, or by instant message, so if you're not confident talking in English/ or typing in English you have two alternatives

Please bring your application materials and portfolio. If we are unable to accept you initially we will be able to offer you advice and guidance on how to make your application more competitive.

Staff from the School's Master of Research in Creative Practices programme will be interviewing candidates for our postgraduate programmes in Fine Art, Design, Digital Design and Architecture.

Please bring your application materials and portfolio. If we are unable to accept you initially we will be able to offer you advice and guidance on how to make your application more competitive.

Please bring your application materials and portfolio. If we are unable to accept you initially we will be able to offer you advice and guidance on how to make your application more competitive.

Staff from the School's Master of Research in Creative Practices programme will be interviewing candidates for our postgraduate programmes in Fine Art, Design, Digital Design and Architecture.

Please bring your application materials and portfolio. If we are unable to accept you initially we will be able to offer you advice and guidance on how to make your application more competitive.

Presenting the country's leading contemporary artists and architects, The 186th RSA Annual Exhibition features a wide variety of painting, sculpture, filmmaking, photography, installation and architecture across all thirteen magnificent upper and lower galleries in the RSA Building on The Mound, Edinburgh. 

The Glasgow School of Art will participate in the curated element of the exhibition titled 'The Artist's Studio' by showcasing preparatory drawings and the architectural model of the school's new building designed by Steven Holl Architects (New York) in partnership with JM Architects (Glasgow) and Arup Engineering.

Considered one of America's most important architects, Steven Holl is recognised for his ability to blend space and light with great contextual sensitivity, and to utilise the unique qualities of each project to create a concept-driven design. He specialises in integrating new projects into contexts with particular cultural and historic importance and has extensive experience in designing both educational and cultural buildings.

Inspired by Mackintosh's inventive manipulation of his 1909 Art School building's plan and section to introduce and deploy light in a tremendous variety of inspiring and successful ways, the new design complements its neighbour, but moves forward using a new language of light. With well proportioned studio and workshop spaces at the core of teaching and making art, these spaces are arranged in plan and section with natural side and top light for inspiring work environments, supplemented with 'driven voids of light' that penetrate the building's core and deliver natural light through its depth; providing direct connectivity with the outside world through the changing intensity and colour of the sky. These ventilated voids rising through the building also support its environmental sustainably; which is set to achieve a BREEAM Excellent rating as well as meeting the School's own ambitious targets for sustainability.