Campus Couture: Foraged Fashion. 'We are dyeing to end Fast Fashion'
Exhibition
Plants & Place Textiles Course presents: Campus Couture: Foraged FashionWe are dyeing to end Fast Fashion Please join us as we celebrate and catwalk upcycled garments we have dyed with plant matter sourced on campus from The Kitchen Garden; Coombs surrounds, Research School of Biology &…
Lunchtime Concert in the School of Art & Design
Event
Please join us for a free lunchtime concert in Project Space, featuring Vocal Fry, a youth chamber choir from the Community Music Centre. Bring your lunch, seating provided. The Community Music Centre is funded by a Community Outreach grant from artsACT, and provides developing…
Jazz & Contemporary Student Lunchtime Concert
Performance
Join ANU School of Music Performance students for a relaxed lunchtime concert featuring: Naoise Boden Brown - bass Connor Moloney - drums Oscar Winter-Giles - guitar Daniel Isherwood - guitar Evie Osborne - voice Fin Bylett - keys Nathaniel Ffrench -sax The…
2024 Paul Bourke Award Public Lecture: Indigenous language landscapes
Lecture
Indigenous language landscapes: Why a fuller understanding of Indigenous peoples’ language contexts is important 2024 Paul Bourke Award Lecture The Paul Bourke Award is awarded annually by the Academy of Social Sciences in Australia. A lecture will be delivered by winner of the award in the…
Beth O'Sullivan | Design with and for Nature
Seminar
This event will be held both on-campus and online Beth is a transdisciplinary designer who works at the intersection of design, ecology, engineering, and emerging technologies. Her practice explores the symbiotic relationships between human and non-human species. With an academic foundation in…
The Revolutionary’s Two Temporalities? Activism, Failure, and the Event
Seminar
Radical activists struggle to assess actions both for their relatively immediate effects, and for their potential longer-term consequences. Provisional failures can become resources for future victories, while erstwhile successes can dissolve after apparent achievement. Drawing from ethnography…
GHOSTLAND, exhibition with Julie Gough
Gallery
Dr Julie Gough is the recipient of the 2022 H.C Coombs Creative Arts Indigenous Fellowship. Shining a spotlight on the representation of Aboriginal histories, Tasmanian artist, writer and curator Dr Julie Gough, a Trawlwoolway woman, draws on her Aboriginal…