Join us to celebrate the Department of Art History’s 50th Anniversary of Teaching over an evening of live music, conversation and drinks. Hear distinguished alumni and faculty reminisce about memorable moments and reflect on the Power Institute’s continuing impact. Since the first year of teaching in 1968, the Department ... READ MORE
ABOUT This two-day symposium examines the ongoing significance of The Aboriginal Memorial (1987–1988) and its context within contemporary art, Yolngu culture and creative practices, as well as relation to recent memorials from across Australia and internationally. This nationally significant work of art and was curated by Djon Mundine OAM in ... READ MORE
Film scholars, critics, programmers and archivists are increasingly ‘writing’ about cinema not in words but in images and sounds. Such work, often referred to as videographic criticism, videographic scholarship, or simply the “video essay,” is highly self-reflexive, in that it utilizes the medium of moving images in order to study ... READ MORE
