The Kircher Collection: Major Works from the Class of 2020 highlights the extraordinarily creative and critical thinking of our graduating class. The namesake of the annual publication, Athanasius Kircher (1601-1680), was a polymath widely known as “the Master of One Hundred Arts” whose work bridged the sciences and the humanities. In this vein, The Kircher Collection is an annual compendium of the finest work of our graduating class across a range of disciplines including Art, Music, History, Drama and Literature.

Congratulations to this year’s students whose works were selected for this remarkable publication. We invite you to view their works below.

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Edward Bell | Theatre Reviews
Oliver Murrie | Fly Me to the Moon

Matthew Dardis | His Voiceless Songbird
James Fitzgibbon | (De)Naturalising the Novel: Deconstructing Anthropocentric Narratives…
Jude Paddon-Row | Wo(e)-man’s Land (Listen below)
Timothy Thackray | The Poetry Monthly Podcast: Black Lives Matter Edition (Listen below)

Max Holmes | To what extent can Israel-Palestine be considered an apartheid state?
Will Thorp | How Does Australian History Respond to Failure – a case study

Hunter Hartwig | Study desk (Click image to open gallery)

Sam Pearson | Acoustic guitar, Electric guitar and Stool (Click image to open gallery)

Matthew Dardis | Mausoleum: Philosophers and Fools (Click image to open gallery)

James Masters | Brandings (Click image to open gallery)

Joseph O’Brien | Ice and Fire (Click image to open gallery)

Paddy O’Brien | In Search of Monsters (Click image to open gallery)

James Tannock | Beauty and Degradation (Click image to open gallery)

Fergus Collins | Music 1 – Reflection

Thomas Hatzidis | Music 2 – Reflection
Composition – Clave con Actitud (Listen below)

Charlie Hunter | Music 1 – Reflection

Alexander Peters | Music 2 – Reflection
Composition – Classicum Mozartialis (Listen below)
Composition – Concertino for Bassoon and Strings in G Minor (Listen below)