Past events
Thu, 16 November 2023
4:30PM
Celebrating our 2024 Paris Residency Fellows
Amala Groom, Anthony Bond, Gail Priest, and Blythe Worthy
A gathering to celebrate our 2024 Nicholas and Angela Curtis Cité Internationale des Arts Residency Fellows.
Fri, 3 November 2023
6:00PM
The Womanifesto Way: Sydney Gathers
Yvonne Low, Marni Williams, Phaptawan Suwannakudt, and Con Gerakaris
A hybrid digital and in-person exhibition and publication project exploring the histories and collective ethos of Womanifesto, at the 4A Centre for Contemporary Asian Art.
Mon, 30 October 2023
6:00PM
Indigenous Visual Knowledge and Country
Gerald McMaster, Lynette Riley, Jakelin Troy, and Jazz Money
A conversation moderated by Gerald McMaster about Indigenous ways of seeing on and through Country.
Fri, 27 October 2023
5:30PM
Œuvre as Archive: The Temenos experimental film archive
Robert Beavers
A lecture by the filmmaker Robert Beavers about the Temenos archive, one of experimental film's most significant collections of film prints and papers.
Fri, 27 October 2023
2:00PM
Film Masterclass with Robert Beavers and Ute Aurand
Ute Aurand and Robert Beavers
A masterclass with experimental film pioneers Robert Beavers and Ute Aurand about their ideas and processes.
Thu, 19 October 2023
6:30PM
Problematising collector/collection histories: writing a critical biography
Stacey Pierson
A workshop with scholar Stacey Pierson about writing a biography that is critical rather than hagiographic.
Thu, 12 October 2023
6:30PM
The Man Who Loved China: The Extraordinary Life and Collection of Sir Percival David
Stacey Pierson
A lecture about the story behind the finest collection of Chinese ceramics outside China: the Sir Percival David Collection gallery in the British Museum in London.
Fri, 6 October 2023
12:00PM
How to be an art critic
Mariam Arcilla, Neha Kale, and Toni Ross
A workshop on contemporary art writing, designed specifically for University of Sydney students.
Fri, 22 September 2023
6:00PM
Contemporary photography: process, practice and place
Peta Clancy, Amanda Williams, Simryn Gill, and Brett Neilson
A panel conversation about how contemporary artists engage with photography’s troubled relationship to land, place and Country.