UniSA Creative Arts (Honours) Club

Glimpse is an exhibition of works by the graduating students from the Bachelor of Creative Arts (Honours).

These emerging researchers have developed their academic and artistic practices throughout 2025, forming a multi-disciplinary coalition of passionate students.

These efforts have culminated in the creation of impactful projects that touch on different stories and cultures across a wide variety of artforms and mediums.

This exhibition is therefore a valuable opportunity to appreciate diverse possibilities being explored in areas such as film, game design, architecture, illustration, jewellery, glass, painting, textiles, journalism, cultural studies, communication design, and more.

These projects aim to reveal parts of life that may otherwise be unseen and, in doing so, we hope to give you a Glimpse.

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The UniSA Creative Arts (Honours) Club is a representative club for students in the Creative Arts (Honours) program, and is open to students and staff involved in the annual Graduate Show Exhibition. The Creative Arts (Honours) DHAD program is a new UniSA course that brings Honours students together from a variety of creative disciplines including Contemporary Art, Communication Design, Illustration Animation, Product Design, Cultural Studies, Film and Television, Journalism and Professional Writing, Communication and Media, and Creative Writing. This course brings about an exciting amalgamation of interests, skill and insights among students previously engaged in separate Bachelor Degrees. The main purpose of the Club is to facilitate the organising and fundraising for the end-of-year Bachelor of Creative Arts (Honours) Graduate Show Exhibition. This significant event is solely funded and run by students in the program; it does not typically attract financial sponsorship from industry partners like other programs do such as Law, Business and Science. The Creative Arts (Honours) Graduate Show Exhibition is not a guaranteed annual event. It is entirely dependent on the student administered Grad Show Committee, who engage in grant applications and fundraising efforts to see the successful running of the event. The Graduate Show Exhibition aims to showcase the highest standard of Honours students’ work. We welcome any form of assistance (financial or otherwise) from students or the wider public to aid in the running of this significant event, which showcases outstanding creativity, research and conceptual rigour.