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11 June-18 September 2009 - Griffith Taylor: Global Geographer
Macleay Museum, University of Sydney (guest curator, Dr. Carolyn Strange, RSH, ANU) Foundation Professor of Geography at the University of Sydney, Griffith Taylor (1880-1963) was a remarkable man – a driven intellectual and a superb self-publicist. Taylor’s career in Australia the USA and…
User-Generated On-Line Art
Tuesday 12 May 1.00 - 2.00pmConcessions Area Computer Lab (the laboratory next to the building society in the Concessions and Student Facilities Building (bld 17), across from the chemists)Peter Edmunds (School of Art) Peter Edmunds is researching participatory online art. He leverages the scale…
ANU's Professor Rodgers To Lead New Veteran' Study
Professor Bryan Rodgers from ANU's Australian Demographic and Social Research Institute (ADSRI) has been appointed the Independent Scientific Advisor to the Vietnam Veterans’ Family Study. Professor Rodgers is a leading researcher in inter-generational effects at ADSRI as well…
Australian Photographic Lecture Series, National Portrait Gallery
9 May (2.00-4.00pm) Forum: The Power of Portrait Photography: Robyn Stacey, artist, Helen Ennis, associate Professor, School of Art, Australian National University, Dr Daniel Palmer, Senior Lecturer Monash University and Dr Christopher Chapman, Curator National Portrait Gallery. Forum …
Research School of Humanities Friday Forums
(Starting) 15 May (1.00-2.30pm) The Friday Forum is a venue for scholars, artists and performers to present ideas in a variety of formats: debates, round tables, conversations with creators, performances, and focused discussions on matters of public importance. Approached from a variety of…
ANUpoll Zeros In On Public Views On Defence
Public support for more defence spending is a 20-year low and more than 70% of Australians oppose tax increases to pay for more defence spending, according the results of the latest ANUpoll published today in The Canberra Times. The fourth ANUpoll provides insight into what the Australian public…
ANUpoll zeros in on public views on defence
Public support for more defence spending is a 20-year low and more than 70% of Australians oppose tax increases to pay for more defence spending, according the results of the latest ANUpoll published today in The Canberra Times. The fourth ANUpoll provides insight into what the Australian…