Past events
Voices of authority: Reconstructing the aural experience of trial at the Old Bailey, 1780 -1840
Seminar
In the years following the Gordon Riots in 1780, the courtroom at the Old Bailey in London was rebuilt repeatedly. This rebuilding occurred in dialogue with the evolution of the modern 'adversarial trial', and forms a component of the history of the bureaucratisation and professionalization of…
WARLPIRI DRAWINGS at the National Museum of Australia - curated by Dr Melinda Hinkson
Exhibition
WARLPIRI DRAWINGS at the National Museum of Australia - curated by Dr Melinda Hinkson A fabulous exhibition at the the National Museum of Australia has been curated by Dr Melinda Hinkson from SAA. This exhibition was curated for the National Museum of Australia by Dr Melinda Hinkson, Australian…
The deregulation and university funding debate
Other
All are welcome to participate in a constructive dialogue and hear a diversity of views on the possible changes to higher education in this country.
COLOUR MUSIC performances
Festival
COLOUR MUSIC is a moveable feast - an art exhibition, also sound and light extravaganzas-some ethereal and meditative, some assaulting the boundaries of pleasure and beauty; musical and visual performances LIVE
Baltazar Ushka, El tiempo congelado and Yakuaya, La esencia del agua
Film
Explore the people, landscapes and culture of one of the world's most naturally beautiful countries through the profound storytelling of Ecuadorian filmmakers Marcelo Castillo and Igor & José Antonio GuayasamÃn.
'Getting up and moving around': Affective viewing in the documentary art of KutlaÄŸ Ataman and William Kentridge
Seminar
This talk introduces two case studies of documentary visual art: the affective act of erasure which William Kentridge uses in his speculative 'steam age' animations that document aspects of life under South African apartheid, and the installation KÅ°BA by KutluÄ Ataman.
Inside Teach For Australia - Q&A with Helen Baxendale (TFA/ANU alumna, Rhodes Scholar)
Information session
TFA/ANU alumna Helen Baxendale has gone on to work in the highest levels of education policy, is the recipient of the prestigious Rhodes Scholarship, and is due to commence her studies at Oxford in September. Come hear about Helen's Teach For Australia experience, and find out what you need to…