Past events
Thu, 18 July 2024
6:00PM
Histories, Tactility and Material Culture: Studies on Chinese Belt Toggles
Chen Shuxia, Elizabeth Carter, and Min-Jung Kim
A panel conversation to launch the book Chinese Toggles: Culture in Miniature (2024).
Thu, 6 June 2024
10:30AM
Discussing Degrowth and/as Care Work
Justin Jesty
A seminar on developing and sustaining a degrowth culture through local community networks of care.
Thu, 30 May 2024
12:00PM
Japanese Art History: Research Seminar
A seminar with Japanese art historians Yukio Lippit and Melissa McCormick, presenting their recent research
Thu, 23 May 2024
6:00PM
Art and Work in the 21st Century
Alexander Alberro and Ann Stephen
A lecture about the 21st century politics of art, work and the artwork, to mark the publication of a major new volume of writings by artist Ian Burn, edited by Ann Stephen.
Thu, 23 May 2024
3:00PM
Contemporary Art at the Nexus of Cultures
Alexander Alberro
A presentation on contemporary art's capacity to supplant Western art's illusion of universality.
Wed, 22 May 2024
10:30AM
Community and Care at the Edges of Modernity
Justin Jesty
A lecture on the importance of community-art projects in contemporary Japanese art.
Thu, 9 May 2024
3:00PM
Curating Archie Moore's "kith and kin"
Ellie Buttrose
A presentation about Archie Moore's work "kith and kin" at the 2024 Venice Biennale Australia Pavilion, "kith and kin", by its curator Ellie Buttrose.
Thu, 2 May 2024
3:00PM
Visions of Relationality and Community by Contemporary Korean Artists in Australasia
Soo-Min Shim
A seminar on contemporary Korean artists currently based in Australasia, with a particular focus on the practices of Lisa Myeong-Joo, Haji Oh, and Yona Lee.
Thu, 18 April 2024
6:00PM
The Machine Eye
Julie Cairney, Peter Tuthill, and Eleanor Zeichner
A conversation about the new limits of perception, from the microscopic to the astrophysical, and from the technological to the artistic.
Thu, 11 April 2024
3:00PM
The Remaindered Line: Kay WalkingStick, Postminimalism, and the Politics of Indigeneity
Luke Naessens
A seminar about the obscured relationship between Postminimalist aesthetics and Indigenous politics in the United States in the 1970s, through the lens of Cherokee painter Kay WalkingStick’s Chief Joseph Series (1975–77).