03
Apr
Managing your Research Literature: Identifying Themes and Ideas
On completion of this workshop, participants will be familiar with tools and strategies such as LATCH, literature grids and concept mapping.
03
Apr
Psychosocial Risk & Wellbeing Webinar: What Every Leader & Employee Needs to Know
A healthy workplace isn't just about physical safety-it's about creating an environment where people feel supported, valued, and able to thrive. With increasing awareness of psychosocial risks and evolving workplace legislation, now is the time for employees, leaders, and business owners to take proactive steps toward building safer, healthier workplaces.
25
Mar
YOKE: Celise Gibson, Shari O'Dwyer, Caroline Gasteen
Yoke is a group exhibition from Celise Gibson, Shari O'Dwyer, Caroline Gasteen that explores concepts of control and freedom through the lenses of motherhood, temporality and heritage. The messy edges of motherhood have shaped the ways that these artist make work; time has never been so precious, a scarce resource in the chaos of raising a young a family.
03
Apr
ARCHE Seminar Series - Fire, Society and Culture: New evidence from 400,000 year old sites in the UK
Australian Research Centre for Human Evolution Seminar Series: Professor Nick Ashton presents, "Fire, Society and Culture: New evidence from 400,000 year old sites in the UK."
26
Mar
The visions of Charles Bonnet Syndrome: Vicky Hamilton
Made as a response to the challenges of the lived-experience of pseudo-hallucinations, this exhibition seeks to highlight Charles Bonnet Syndrome (CBS). CBS gives rise to a fascinating world where the realm of image crosses over into the realm of perception. Resulting purely from a loss of sight, CBS visions fill in the void left by the absence of image. Thirteen worldwide participants co-created the series of works including videos, images, and sculptures.
03
Apr
Perspectives Asia | The Asia Pacific Triennial: Looking back, looking forward
Created during a period of vigorous exchange between Australia and its neighbours in Asia and the Pacific, Asia Pacific Triennial has served as a unique and enduring platform for the contemporary art of the region since its first edition in 1993. Now in its 11th outing and fourth decade, this event reflects on its evolution and future. Join QAGOMA curator Reuben Keehan and a panel of experts as they discuss artistic practice and cultural exchange in the Asia-Pacific.
02
Apr