Past events
Seminar Series | Jahnne Pasco-White
Seminar
This event will be held both on-campus and online via Zoom (a link to the online stream will be sent to registered attendees). Embodied Watery Painting This talk will draw upon the contemporary hydro-feminism of Astrida Neimanis to reconfigure water in relation to the body and artmaking.…
BACKBONE
Gallery
A group exhibition featuring work by technical staff at the ANU School of Art & Design.Our technical staff are makers, artists and creatives. They are the quiet workforce behind our creative studios - who share their knowledge, ensure integrity of process and provide fundamental support…
Art | Science | Design: Aesthetic representation of weather and climate
Event
Hear from visiting artist Leah Beeferman (Rhode Island School of Design) and climate scientist Professor Andy Hogg (Director of Australia’s Climate Simulator, ACCESS-NRI), in conversation with Dr Pia Van Gelder (ANU School of Art & Design), convened by Dr Anna Madeleine Raupach. Presented by…
Gallery is closed for winter break & maintenance
Gallery
The Gallery is currently closed for the winter break & maintenance. Please join us for the next exhibiton BACKBONE from Tuesday 8 July 2025. Join our mailing list to stay informed.
Seminar Series | Anna Madeleine Raupach
Seminar
Decoding Satellite Imagery through Creative Practice This seminar will discuss recent practice-led research that explores the cultural and scientific implications of the growing number of satellites in Earth’s lower orbital space. As an artist, my work seeks to create embodied relationships with…
Tracing the Grain: Locating the life of the tree in the woodblock | Julian Laffan
Gallery
The grain of trees evident in both woodblocks and prints are an under-acknowledged record of aesthetic co-production between human artists and more-than-human beings. Whilst there is literature centred on the relief woodcut print and the resulting visual communication, there is a significant gap in…
Seminar Series | Anna Parlane
Seminar
Consigning Anarchistic Noise to the Prison-house: Slave Pianos in Historical Context In a purposefully misleading statement, the Melbourne-based art/music collective Slave Pianos (formed 1998 by Rohan Drape, Neil Kelly, Danius Kesminas, and Michael Stevenson) described themselves in 2000 as “a…