A conversation with Philip Brophy, Helen Hughes and Ivan Cerecina to mark the publication of a new anthology of Brophy's art writing.
The Power Institute's regular reading group, focusing on new ideas and research in art history and visual culture.
A lecture on Korean photographer Yong Suk Kang’s long forgotten 1982 camptown photography series, From Dongducheon, and the racial capitalism undergirding camptown service economies.
A seminar on the multisensorial and affective experiences of art making and viewing in Asian diasporas.
A presentation by Donna West Brett on art, politics and modernist aesthetics
Renaissance scholar Robert Brennan discusses the circulation of the ideas about "art" between Italy, Africa and the Middle East.
Two presentations of new research on Yuki Kihara's stunning 2020 work Paradise Camp, and the little known collection of art at Australia's Parliament House.
A presentation on the albums of photojournalist John Jenner, and their documentation of queer life in Warrane (Sydney).
A presentation on a group of 17th and 18th century objects produced and shaped by the waters between the Philippines, Taiwan, Ryūkyū, and Japan.
A lecture on the creative labour movement in Thailand, and the politics of precarity, solidarity and collectivism.
