Past events
History as wonder - Guest lecture by Professor Marnie Hughes-Warrington
Lecture
Does history begin with wonder? This is the question that Deputy Vice-Chancellor, and renowned historian Professor Marnie Hughes-Warrington is seeking to explore in her current research - and on which, she has happily agreed to share with us some of her thoughts in a guest lecture.
Voice onset timing, social networks and perceptual dialectology in Tucson, Arizona, a Spanish-English bilingual community
Seminar
Presented as part of the Languages and Linguistics Seminar Series. Associate Professor Norma Mendoza-Denton from the University of Arizona is currently a 2014 Visiting Fellow with the ANU Humanities Research Centre.
Art Forum: Alison Alder
Lecture
Join Alison Alder, Head of Printmedia and Drawing at the ANU School of Art, to hear about her printmaking practice.
Lucy Irvine: new works
Exhibition
Lucy Irvine is currently a visiting artist in the ANU School of Art Textiles workshop. Lucy presents a site specific work as part of her residency at the School.
No Woman, No Drive: How a new generation of artists is transforming Saudi Arabia
Lecture
This presentation discusses the origins of the video No Woman, No Drive, and the company that created it: C3 productions. The video, based on Bob Marley's song, 'No woman, No Cry', addresses the issue of women's driving in Saudi Arabia and earned over 12 million hits on YouTube after it was…
Art Forum: Manon van Kouswijk
Lecture
Manon van Kouswijk is a Melbourne-based jeweller. She is the coordinator of the Jwellery Department and Lecturer at Monash University Faculty of Art & Design.
The case of the 'Cuban Five': relations between Cuba and the US
Lecture
In September 1998, five Cuban men were arrested in Miami by FBI agents. Gerardo Hernandez, Ramón Labañino, Fernando Gonzalez, Antonio Guerrero and René Gonzalez were accused of the crime of conspiracy to commit espionage.