More than 60 works by final-year visual arts, fine arts and diploma students feature in the six-day "Site 2011" exhibition.
"It's a big show. It's covering most of the art school this year," sculpture lecturer Scott Eady said yesterday.
The exhibition features works by students in the nine studio areas in the school, including ceramics, electronic arts, jewellery and metalsmithing, painting, photography, printmaking, sculpture and textiles.
Some of the more unusual exhibits this year include a selection of bee jewellery, a felt room, PVA wood-glue sculptures and an extraterrestrial-looking man-trap made from melted plastic toys, and accompanied by a video of the toys being deconstructed and reconstructed.
Other outstanding exhibits are an animated film by Jo Worley of the 1928 Italia airship crash at the North Pole and photography student Agata Michalczyk's images documenting her past decade in New Zealand as a Polish immigrant in "Ten".
"I love this time of the year, ... only the good stuff's here," head of sculpture Michele Beevors said yesterday.
"Site 2011" in Riego St (off Albany St near Anzac Ave) opens at 2pm tomorrow and runs till Thursday next week. Admission is free. Many exhibits are for sale.
