Past events
NetSon
Entertainment
Join us for the launch of Distinguished Artist in Residence, David Worrall's, NetSon project. The project will then be open for viewing in the School of Music foyer from 20 August until 29 August. NetSon is a network data sonification project that has been developed to sonically reveal aspects of…
Discordant harmonies: Ovid’s Musomachia (Fasti 5.1-110)
Seminar
Presented as part of the Centre for Classical Studies Seminar Series The Centre for Classical Studies warmly invites you to attend the next talk in our Seminar Series for Semester 2. After the talk in the Milgate Room, we shall continue discussion in the ANU Classics Museum over light refreshments…
Lunchbox: Treading Water
Entertainment
A wonderful way to spend your lunchtime break, don’t miss our FREE Lunchbox performances in Semester Two! Thursday, 20 August features our contemporary student ensemble Treading Water. Treading Water is: Ray Hourui Yang (Compose/ Keyboard/ Vocal) Chris Tran (Keyboard/ Bass) Ellen Chan (Guitar)…
Reader responses to Indigenous Australian chick lit
Seminar
This paper reports on a survey of reader responses to Anita Heiss’ latest novel Tiddas, drawing chiefly on book reviews posted on personal blogs. My primary interest in conducting this research is to understand how readers interpret Heiss’ fiction. In her memoir Am I Black Enough for You, Heiss…
3/2015: Visual arts graduate season | Exhibition one
Entertainment
Reception: 19 August 2015 6:00pm Yike Gao Master of Philosophy Photography and Media Arts The practice-led research project iMemory is an installation art based on the blueprint of my personal story. It is designed to investigate the influence of the Chinese media environment on the memories of…
Milestones in music: music criticism: the value of opinion
Entertainment
Public Lecture - Professor Malcolm Gillies AM Join us for an evening of conversation as Professor Malcolm Gillies AM features in our first intallment of the Milestones in Music series for semester two - discussing the theme of 'Music criticism: the value of opinion'. Professor Malcolm Gillies AM…
“Development means eye-red”: Communicating feelings in Glocalised Ghanaian English
Seminar
An outcome of the spread of English around the world is its adoption by others for communicating local attitudes and values, ways of thinking and feeling. Some of the linguistic forms used in expressing feelings in Ghanaian English are not easily understood by speakers of other Englishes. Dr Ameka…