Past events
World premiere 'This Rough Magic' refugee play based on 'The Tempest' - Dr Rebecca Clode and The Street Theatre
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MEDIA RELEASE Producing for the ACT For immediate release 27 September 2023 This Rough Magic by Helen Machalias A Christmas Island Tempest This Rough Magic by Helen Machalias opens at The Street Theatre, Canberra’s nationally recognised professional theatre company and celebrated home…
Classics Museum Free Monthly Tour - November
Tour
Join us for a free guided tour of the Classics Museum led by one of our knowledgeable volunteer guides. The museum features examples of ancient art and objects of daily life from Greece and the Roman world, including Egypt and the Near East. The museum's areas of strength include domestic items,…
ANU School of Art & Design Portfolio and Interview Information + Q&A Webinar
Webinar/Online
Join us to find out how to prepare your portfolio and interview application for entry to the ANU School of Art & Design. If you have already applied or are thinking of applying for our Bachelor of Visual Arts, Bachelor of Design, Master of Contemporary Art Practices, or an Art & Design…
Hearts in and out of Crisis: New perspectives on the heart
Conference
This event aims to bring together researchers across medicine, health, the humanities and the creative arts to explore new perspectives on the heart in and out of crisis. The symposium brings together a range of interdisciplinary researchers from across the humanities, arts, medicine and…
Hearts in and out of Crisis: New perspectives on the heart
Symposium
All ANU staff are invited to the launch of The ANU Health Humanities Network (HHN) on Tuesday 7 November. This research collaboration between the Heart Foundation, College of Arts and Social Sciences and College of Health and Medicine supports and explores the growing field of health and medical…
Annual Freilich Lecture: Are we not your neighbours? Bigotry in Australian Life
Lecture
Are we not your neighbours? Bigotry in Australian Life Bigotry has been an enduring feature of Australian life, present from the arrival of the first Europeans on the continent’s shores. In 1796, the New South Wales governor, John Hunter, bemoaned the arrival of Irish convicts, those ‘turbulent and…
The Scattering of Shahjahanabad: Indian Musicians' Lives in a Time of Crisis, 1739-88
Seminar
The ANU Centre for Early Modern Studies is delighted to welcome Dr Katherine Butler Schofield, Senior Lecturer in South Asian Music and History and Head of Department, Music at King's College London.The Scattering of Shahjahanabad: Indian Musicians' Lives in a Time of Crisis, 1739–88…