In October 2017, the Power Institute hosted Gender in Southeast Asian Art Histories, the first symposium of its kind. The three day program was launched by a keynote address from Professor Ashley Thompson. Thompson's lecture, Figuring the Buddha, examined the historical unfolding of the Buddha’s story in a range of Cambodian contexts.
The Power Institute with support from The Sydney Medical School and the Synaesthesia Research Group invite you to an evening of interdisciplinary collaboration exploring the mysteries of Synaesthesia. Come join us in the cool ambience of the Cellar Door where you can, hear, see and touch the phenomenon of synaesthesia, test yourself, and take part in hands-on illusions.
Amelia Jones is the Robert A. Day Professor at the Roski School of Art and Design at University of Southern California. During her visit to Sydney, she will be presenting a lunchtime seminar for students on curating queer performance and archives.
