Online Lecture Series ‘Understanding World Heritage Interpretation and Presentation’
Centre for Heritage and Museum Studies associate member Emeritus Professor William Logan and centre staff Dr Yujie Zhu have been invited to give online lectures on ‘Understanding World Heritage…
Indigenous composer scores top classical gong
Composer Dr Christopher Sainsbury has picked up the inaugural National Luminary Award at the 2020 Art Music Awards - scooping one of…
Professor Helen Ennis’ publication wins The University of Queensland Non-Fiction Book Award
Congratulations to Professor Helen Ennis, who has been awarded The University of Queensland Non-Fiction Book Award, for her landmark biography, ‘Olive Cotton: A Life in Photography’ (HarperCollins…
Elisa Crossing, Lecturer in Foundation Studies & Painting recognised in the Vice Chancellor’s Teaching Awards
The 2020 Vice Chancellor’s Teaching Awards have recognised Elisa Crossing, a Lecturer in Foundation Studies and Painting in the School of Art & Design, together with Associate Professors…
Effective Communication saves lives: webinar hosted by the ANU Institute for Communication in Health Care
On 26 August Professor Diana Slade was joined by five other ANU experts to discuss the importance of communication in health care. Facilitated by Professor Paul Pickering (Director of the Research…
Dr Anni Doyle Wawrzyńczak’s new book places SOAD at the centre of the Canberra art world
Anni Doyle Wawrzyńczak’s new book, How Local Art Made Australia’s National Capital, places the ANU School of Art & Design, and many of the artists who have worked with us, at the centre of the…
Books and more books: A productive time in CHMS
In the last two years, centre staff have published 12 new books, seven of these during 2020-1! These books, both edited and authored, range from social activism in museums, Indigenous repatriation…