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School of Art Graduate Wins National Indigenous Ceramic Art Award
Dr Danie Mellor (BA Visual Art Hons 95, Phd 05) has won first prize in the National Indigenous Ceramic Art Award, currently on view at Shepparton Art Gallery, for his work Materially Cultured (an allegorical scene of a bastard history). Fellow Art graduate, Dr Janet Fieldhouse (BA Visual Art…
14-16 April 2009 - Testimony, Trauma and Social Suffering: New Contexts/New Framings
Venue: Research School of Humanities, Old Canberra House, ANU Convened by Dr Rosanne Kennedy, ANU, E: rosanne.kennedy@anu.edu.au and Professor Gillian Whitlock, University of Queensland, E: g.whitlock@uq.edu.au Provisional Program and Registration Form This conference aims to explore…
15 April 2009 - EUROPEAN & AUSTRALIAN LIBERALISMS:CRITICAL & COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES
Workshop for ANU Staff and Students National Europe Centre, ANU, 1 Liversidge Street, Canberra. The research workshop provides a critical but informal setting to discuss and compare the way liberalism has been utilized within both Europe and Australia over the last century. The baseline…
School of Art Graduates Dominate the Shepparton Art Gallery Indigenous Ceramic Competition
Two graduates of the ANU’s School of Art were amongst the winners of the 2009 Indigenous Ceramic Art Award celebrated at the Shepparton Art Gallery on Friday 20 February. Dr Danie Mellor (BA Visual Art Hons 95, Phd Art 05) won first prize for his piece entitled Materially Cultured (an allegorical…
8-9 April 2009 - Crossing Borders: Promoting Regional Law Enforcement Cooperation
European, Australian and Asia-Pacific Perspectives Finkel Theatre, The John Curtin School of Medical Research, Building 131 – ANU, Garran Rd, Acton ACT 0200 On Tuesday, 07.04.2009 between 5.30 – 6.30 pm there will be a Reception at the National Europe Centre, 1, Liversidge Street, ANU. Hosted…
Theory & Practice of Deliberative Democracy
7-8 February 2008 Speakers: Murray Goot (Macquarie); Craig Browne, Lyn Carson (Sydney); Sue Dodds, (Wollongong); John Yearwood, Andrew Stranieri (Ballarat); Rachel Ankeny (Adelaide); Janette Hartz-Karp (Curtin); John Dryzek, Simon Niemeyer, Robert Goodin, Bora Kanra, Selen Ayirtman (ANU) Subject…
Philosophy of Science, Philosophy of Probability
21-22 July 2008 Subject: Various topics in the philosophy of science in general, and the philosophy of probability in particular. Speakers: Bryan Skyrms (UCal Irvine); Alan Hajek (ANU); Mark Colyvan (U Sydney) Hannes Leitgeb (U Bristol). Contact: Alan Hajek