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NORMA REDPATH STUDIO RESIDENTSFeb 2020

Call For Papers | Australian and New Zealand Journal of Art, Volume 21 Issue 1EOI Due: 31 March 2020Final Submissions Due: 10 July 2020Editors: Associate Professor Claire Roberts and Dr Mark Erdmann

NORMA REDPATH STUDIO RESIDENTJan/Feb 2020

Presented by Asialink Arts for AsiaTOPATuesday 3 March, 2020

Special Issue: Australian Rock Art in the Expanded FieldEditors: Susan Lowish and Robert Gunn

ARTISTS & ARCHITECTS ESTATES SYMPOSIUMTuesday 19 - Wednesday 20 November9.00AM - 5.30PM

Art + Australia. 2019. Issue Six (56.1): Outside NOW AVAILABLE

EVENT HORIZONART + AUSTRALIA #56.2Abstracts (approx. 300 words) as a proposal for consideration to the editor by December 15

A Research Seminar with Julian Day

With Artist Nuraini Juliastuti and Associate Professor Stephanie Springgay (University of Toronto)

The Pinochet Dictatorship Forty Years Later and Implications for AustraliaRMIT Radio Theatre, 11 September @ 18:00

Skills, Strategies and Insights

Curating Memory. Curating MourningIntersections of History, Art, and Activism

Te Toki Haruru - the resounding adzean indigenous conceptual platform for research and creative practice.

Wednesday 7 August, 10AM - 12PMSeminar will be chaired by Prof Ian McLean (University of Melbourne).

A Research Seminar with Prof Gunalan NadarajanDean, Penny W. Stamps School of Art and Design, University of Michigan

Professor Gunalan Nadarajan will present some key conclusions and recommendation from the 2018 NASEM report Branches from the Same Tree, with reponses from Rose Hiscock (Director of Museums and Collections, University of Melbourne) and  Professor Jon Cattapan (Director, Victorian College of the Arts).

In this lecture, Dr MacNamidhe discussed a further part of her work in progress, a book on drawing tentatively entitled "The Desk-Bound Hand: Theories of Habit and Drawing in Modernism and After."

On July 5, 2019 we were pleased to invite early career and graduate researchers to join South American queer and decolonial scholar Dr Macarena Gómez-Barris for a workshop at Buxton Contemporary.

SCHEDULE AND ABSTRACTS NOW AVAILABLE

Full Conference schedule, abstracts and speaker bios now available to download as a PDF

You are invited to a CoVA (Centre of Visual Art) Graduate Academy panel discussion on Thursday 1 August, hosted by Buxton Contemporary.

The CoVA Graduate Academy convened a rare discussion of Melbourne Visual Poetry from the 1970's with the movements foundational figure π.O.

On Thursday 27 June, CoVA and the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art (ACCA) invited Canadian artist Ambera Wellmann to conduct a masterclass with VCA Graduate students.

PANEL  Wednesday 19 June, 5:30-7PM at Buxton Contemporary

This event is presented in partnership with the Wilin Centre for Indigenous Arts and Cultural Development, the Centre of Visual Art, Faculty of Arts and School of Historical & Philosophical Studies.

Presented by CoVA, the conference will be held on Friday 16 and Saturday 17 August at the Victorian College of the Arts, the University of Melbourne.