The student collection features some of the best and most representative work produced by primary, secondary, and tertiary students. The collection contains a range of work - from the nascent moving image experiments of a 5 year old, to the accomplished art of graduating film and multimedia students.
By documenting the stages of development a creative individual undergoes as they perfect the form of their art practice, the collection attempts to trace the wider development of contemporary screen based art practice. By actively collecting innovative exemplary student works it is anticipated the memory grid will become a repository for the early experiments of the internationally regarded practitioners of the future.
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| Image: The A List by Janelle Kilner, AIM, RMIT, 2002. |
How can you get involved?
The student collection looks for works that are exemplary, that demonstrate an understanding of the moving image, highlight experimentation and the creative application of technology and engage an audience.
We encourage all students, teachers and Institutions involved in the production of screen based media to submit to the Memory Grid student collection.
To submit a work to the student collection you need to read the submission guidelines and send the memory grid a preview copy of your work together with the submission form below.
 memory grid submission form
Download form to submit your work to the Memory Grid
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