This day will bring together researchers and practitioners across art, design and heritage to consider how these disciplines address place in conjunction with digital technologies and practices. The symposium will seek to identify points of commonality and divergence, and opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration.

Keynote speakers: Jacqueline Gothe, School of Design at UTS | Kristy H.A. Kang School of Art, Design and Media at Nanyang Technological University | Fiona Hooton Localjinni/Contour 556 

The program includes a small number of invited talks, some Pecha Kucha lightning talks, as well as a panel and discussion.

The Symposium is free | Places are limited to 40.

We are anticipating a lively and stimulating day and hope you can join us.

Conveners: Associate Professor Mitchell Whitelaw (Design) | Dr. Katrina Grant (Digital Humanities) | Dr. Kit Devine (Photography & Media Arts)

Supported by the College of Arts and Social Sciences