The first event in the 2023 series, Indigenous Ways of Seeing, which is co-presented by the Power Institute and the Wapatah Centre for Indigenous Visual Knowledge.
A lecture on the hidden histories of museums.
The fourth and final program in our 2022 series Image Complex, which introduces new scholarship on the way visuality shapes the history and politics of identity, technology and imperialism.
In this seminar Miryam will introduce attendees to her new book, Feeling Media: Potentiality and the Aftermath of Art.
A lecture on Japanese photographer Tokiwa Toyoko, and the implications of their work for our understanding of photography and gender in 1950s-60s Japan.
A workshop for University of Sydney students, focused on the artwork ‘jugama’ by Waanyi artist Judy Watson.
This seminar will build on Christopher’s September 29 lecture, “Citizens of Photography: Demotic Visual Practices in South Asia”, to consider his broader Photo Demos project, and the associated pamphlet series.
This presentation reports on recent ethnographic field research in India, Nepal and Bangladesh.
A conversation with artists, curators and collaborators Nici Cumpston, Zena Cumpston and David Doyle about their work with Barkindji Country and knowledge systems.
A workshop for University of Sydney students, focused on D Harding's Spine.
