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Jun
2016

CASS Professoriate Lecture: The Periodical Enlightenment & Romantic Literature

Lecture/seminar

The College of Arts and Social Sciences' Second Professoriate Lecture of 2016 The opening decades of the nineteenth century, which we know as the Age of Romanticism in Britain, was also the great age of periodical literature – The Periodical Enlightenment – at the centre of which were the…

16
Jun
2016

Alternatives for Economic Diversification in Latin America: The Case for Ecuador

Seminar

The Australian National Centre for Latin American Studies (ANCLAS) and the Embassy of Ecuador in Australia invites you to the seminar: Alternatives for Economic Diversification in Latin America: The Case for Ecuador Professor Carlos Larrea will analyse, from a regional perspective, economic…

16
Jun
2016

2/2016: Visual Arts Graduate Season Exhibition One

Exhibition

Reception: 15 June 2016 6:00pm Duration: Thursday, June 16, 2016 - 09:00 - Saturday, June 25, 2016 - 17:00 Location: Main Gallery, School of Art 2/2016: Visual Arts Graduate Season Kelly Austin | Ceramics | Master of Philosophy Gregory Hodge | Painting | Doctor of Philosophy Carolyn Young |…

15
Jun
2016

Is 3D printing the future?

Lecture

The ACT Chapters of Engineers Australia and the Australian Institute of Architects invites you to a social networking session where leading specialist Mike de Souza will discuss how 3D printing will shape the future of the construction industry in Australia. Tickets: Mem $30, non-Mem $60, STU $18…

14
Jun
2016

Joint exhibition: Preserving ostranenie, by Karyn Fearnside and Teah Fort

Exhibition

The artists Karyn Fearnside and Teah Fort come together using the common object of a rockmelon to form the basis for a joint exhibition. Defamiliarisation, or ostranenie, is the artistic technique of presenting to audiences common things in an unfamiliar or strange way in order to enhance…

09
Jun
2016

After Stella: taking stock of gender and literature in Australia

Lecture

This is a public discussion presented by the ANU School of Literature, Languages and Linguistics and supported by the ANU Gender Institute. The past five years have seen a concerted attempt by feminists in the literary world to reveal and shift gender bias in reviewing, awards and publishing. This…

07
Jun
2016

NATO: Expectations for the Warsaw Summit

Conference

The 27th NATO Summit will take place in Warsaw, Poland, 8-9 July 2016. NATO summit meetings provideperiodic opportunities for Heads of State and Government of member countries to evaluate and provide strategic direction for Alliance activities. In this public seminar representatives from NATO HQ,…