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21
May
2026

Painting Itself 绘画本身

Gallery

Officially launched by Magda Keaney, Head Curator, International Art at National Gallery of Australia.Curated by Jonathan Nichols the exhibition explores a horizontal culture in painting, where fundamental ideas about its history and vitality – long the influence of European and American…

21
May
2026

Frege’s Puzzle and Nature of Semantic Facts

Seminar

Frege noted that sentences that differ from each other only by the substitution of coreferential proper names can differ in their role in rational linguistic activity. For example, “Robert Zimmerman is Bob Dylan” can be used to make an informative assertion; “Bob Dylan is Bob Dylan” cannot.…

Dr Joseph Watts
22
May
2026

The Cultural Macroevolution of Religion

Seminar

Religious systems show the key properties of evolutionary systems: heritability, variation, and change. Yet they have only recently begun to be studied from an explicitly evolutionary perspective. In this talk, I will describe research on the origins of organised religion in hunter-gatherer…

22
May
2026

Sign on Screen Festival

Festival

Join us for the Sign On Screen Film Festival, a collaboration between the Australian National University, Deaf Connect, the Australian Research Council, and the NFSA.Sign on Screen is an Australian Research Council-funded project about the representation of sign languages on cinema, television and…

22
May
2026

Sign on Screen Film Festival

Festival

The full program and tickets are now available for the Sign on Screen Film Festival, taking place at the National Film and Sound Archive from 6pm Friday May 22 - 5pm Sunday May 24 2026. All events are Auslan <> English interpreted, all screenings are captioned with hearing loop…

22
May
2026

Anthropogenic transformation of an island landscape: 3,000 years of adaptation and resilience on Efate, Vanuatu

Lecture/seminar

Join the Canberra Archaeological Society and the ANU Centre for Archaeological Research on Friday the 22nd of May for a special National Archaeology Week public lecture, delivered by the ANU's own Professor Stuart Bedford!Anthropogenic transformation of an island landscape: 3,000 years of…

23
May
2026

Plant Sensibilia with Friends of Wanniassa Hills

Experience

Join us and the Friends of Wanniassa Hills for a special collaborative event as part of Living City: People, Plants and Place.  Experience the Plant Sensibilia Machine, a large-scale, hand-operated textile dyeing device that brings the creative process from the studio to the public…