Dr Jaye Early

Dr Jaye Early

Lecturer
  • 2015-18 PhD - Victorian College of the Arts, The University of Melbourne 
  • 2007-09 MA Studio Art - Sydney College of the Arts, The University of Sydney
  • 2005-7 MA Art Admin - UNSW Art & Design, The University of New South Wales
  • 1998-2000 BA Art Hist/Theory - UNSW Art & Design, The University of New South Wales
Arts, Design & Architecture (ADA)
School of Art & Design

I am Darug man form the Boorooberongal clan, an artist, and lecturer in the School of Art & Design at the University of New South Wales. Working across a number of mediums including live and video-based performance and painting, my work is primarily autobiographical. An intention of my work is to consciously transform my personal dislocations into a visual strategy of self-disclosure. I become my own subject, often using my body as a site for art-making. I am stimulated by exploring the rea...

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E-mail
jaye.early@unsw.edu.au
Location
School of Art & Design UNSW AUSTRALIA Paddington Campus Cnr Oxford St & Greens Rd, Paddington, NSW 2021

2024 – School of Art & Design Research Output Scheme.

2023 – School of Art & Design Research Output Scheme.

2015 – The Fay Merles Scholarship for Indigenous  Graduate Research, The University of Melbourne.

 2016 – The Scovell Gardener Family Fund for Indigenous Graduate Students, The University of Melbourne. 

I have been a finalist in a number art awards, including, The Doug Moran National Portrait Prize (2013/21), The Archibald Prize (2021), The Lester Art Prize (2021), The Lethbridge Small Scale Art Award (2020), The Linden Art Prize (2019), The Sir John Sulman Prize (2018), The Redland Art Award (2016/18, Hornsby Art Prize ( 2016), Derebin Art Prize (2017), Korrie Art Prize (2016), Bayside Acquisitive Art Prize (2016), Victorian Indigenous Art Awards (2013). 

My Research Supervision

James Taylor - PhD (UniSA), Warra Yartangka ( language of the Land): Decolonising Northern Kaurna Place-names through Art). 

Billy Bain -  MFA (UNSW Art & Design) How do contemporary First Nations artists use critical artistic strategies to disrupt colonial hierarchies of power in relation to the beach as a culturally significant site in Australian national identity and popular culture. 

Past

Hons  

Kaitlyn Davison, BA Art and Design (Hons), Embodying the Abject: An Exploration of Subjective Body Horror as Autoethical Contemporary Art Practice, The University  of South Australia 

Frances Cohen, BA Art and Design (Hons),Clever Title I'll Think of Later: A Videographic Exploration into the miscellany of content on Instagram and how it alters interaction with art on the Platform, The University  of South Australia 

Amber Cronin, BA Art and Design (Hons), Sculpture as Ecological Listening (Joint with Dr Michelle Nikou), The University  of South Australia 

Sarah Porter, BA Art and Design (Hons), Changes: From Military to Civilian through Ceramics, The University  of South Australia 

Isaac Kairouz, Hons, Naughty boy gets what's comin', Victorian College of the Arts, The University of Melbourne 

 

 

 

 

 

 

My Teaching

 DART 2310 - Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art