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In-person talk by Kimberley Moulton on collections & First Peoples cultural material

ART CURATION

Nov 18, 20221 min read

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In-person talk by Kimberley Moulton on collections & First Peoples cultural material

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USU Creative Award's exhibition open now

ART CURATION

Oct 28, 20221 min read

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USU Creative Award's exhibition open now

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Panel discussion: Possessions - Indigenous Art/Colonial Culture

ART HISTORY

Oct 18, 20222 min read

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Panel discussion: Possessions - Indigenous Art/Colonial Culture

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Art in Place student workshop: "Jugama" by Judy Watson

ART HISTORY

Oct 13, 20222 min read

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Art in Place student workshop: "Jugama" by Judy Watson

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Our Grandfather Road: the (gendered) body and place in contemporary SE Asian art - public program

ART HISTORY

Sep 22, 20221 min read

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Our Grandfather Road: the (gendered) body and place in contemporary SE Asian art - public program

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PUBLICATION FOCUS

Feb 17, 20228 min read

Cherine Fahd’s Impersonal Portraiture

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GLAM is a blogsite run by students and staff in Art History, Art Curating, and Museum & Heritage Studies. It features reviews, articles and events about art, culture, galleries, museums, people and places on campus and beyond.

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This site is managed by Art History in the School of Arts, Communication and English at the University of Sydney. The University is located on the unceded lands of the Gadigal people of the Eora nation, we pay respect to the traditional owners and their elders, past, present and emerging.