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26
Mar
2015

ANIP Information Session for Semester 2, 2015

Student advisory session

Are you interested in an internship possibility at Parliament House? ACT Legislative Assembly? Australian Electoral Commission? Embassy of Ecuador? International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance? Delegation of Palestine? Australian Institute for International Affairs? If you would…

26
Mar
2015

National Centre of Biography; Biography Workshop with Estelle Blackburn OAM

Workshop

Estelle Blackburn, author of Broken Lives (1998) and The end of innocence (2007), will speak about her experiences of writing a biography of a serial killer, Eric Edgar Cooke (1931 – 1964). (http://adb.anu.edu.au/biography/cooke-eric-edgar-9817) Cooke, who terrorized 1960s Perth with a series of…

25
Mar
2015

art forum CONVERSATION: Christopher Menz

Lecture

‘Why don’t they just sell off this stuff?’: Decorative Arts and Design in Australian Collections Australia’s rich and diverse public art collections are home to tens of thousands of decorative arts and design objects, from many countries and cultures and spanning several centuries. What do these…

25
Mar
2015

The Confectionery Kings: Robertson, Allen and Hoadley

Seminar

School of History Seminar Series Mainstream Australian historiography tends to regard confectionery as trivial and irrelevant. Yet, in the early to mid-20th century, Australia’s richest entrepreneur and one of the country’s most influential personages was a maker of sweets, Macpherson Robertson (…

24
Mar
2015

European challenges: The Baltic outlook.

Seminar

Latvia is the central country of the Baltic States (between Estonia and Lithuania) and is located in Northern Europe on the east coast of the Baltic Sea. With its history of nearly 100 years as a republic and 25 years since the regaining of independence, with a population of 2 million people and…

24
Mar
2015

How to represent spoken language in written form: Analysing conversational data from James Joyce to Southern Papua New Guinea

Seminar

Professor Gast will deal with the variation of human language along two dimensions, the medium (spoken vs. written)and the level of distance or proximity between the interlocutors (from local to global). The main focus of the talk will be on matters of methodology, i.e. the question of how the…

23
Mar
2015

Visiting Artist Showcase: Heike Brachlow and JP Vilkman

Exhibition

A joint exhibition that showcases the talent of two visiting artists to the ANU School of Art: Heike Brachlow (Germany) currently in the Glass Workshop, and JP Vilkman (Finland) who recently visited the Furniture Workshop.