XX Biennial IASPM Conference
Conference
The ANU School of Music is delighted to host the 20th International Conference of IASPM, to be held June 24th – 28th 2019. The conference will take place in our School building on the beautiful campus of the Australian National University. The local organising committee extends an invitation to our…
Promised the Moon | Exhibition
Gallery
Promised the MoonBec Bigg-Wither, Tom Buckland, Heather Burness, Susan Chancellor, Dean Cross, Deirdre Feeney, UK Frederick, Lee Grant, Ellis Hutch, Julian Laffan, Jacqui Malins, Rose Montebello, Macdonald Nichols, and Erica Seccombe.Curated by Dr Ursula Frederick.Fifty years after Apollo 11,…
Making and Record: The art of string figures
Lecture
About the Event The ANU Australian Studies Institute is pleased to host the return lecture by the inaugural Australian National Fellow to the Menzies Australia Institute at King's College London, Dr Robyn McKenzie. 5.00-6.00: Opening Reception / Canapes & Drinks Level 3, Sir Roland…
Making and Record
Conference
Second International Workshop on String Figure-Making Practices Organised in collaboration with the ETKnoS Project: Encoding and Transmitting Knowledge with a String, University of Paris, Diderot Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, 19–21 June 2019 A workshop bringing together researchers from…
Book Launch : Christie Margrave’s 'Writing the Landscape: Exposing Nature in French Women's Fiction 1789–1815'
Book launch
Please join us on Tuesday June 4 at 4pm to celebrate the launch of our new colleague Christie Margrave’s book, 'Writing the Landscape: Exposing Nature in French Women's Fiction 1789–1815', which has just been published with Legenda. The launch will take place from 4-5pm in the AD Hope…
An Ethnography of Change in Papua New Guinea
Lecture
Abstract: The discourse of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) introduced new forms of relations between companies and their local stakeholders. In this paper I sketch out the process through which resource extraction companies use CSR to manage ways in which they get entangled in local social,…
Alice Tay Lecture on Law and Human Rights: Associate Professor Kate Seear on 'Human Rights in Sport'
Lecture
The Freilich Project is pleased to invite you to this year's Alice Tay Lecture in Law and Human Rights. Associate Professor Kate Seear will be presenting on the topic: 'Can sport survive a human rights critique?' The link between sport and human rights has come into sharp focus…