Perspectives on creative arts in higher education
Newcastle’s Critical Animals symposium will take place this year at The Lock Up in Newcastle as part of the “This is not Art” festival. The symposium, which brings together students, researchers, writers, artists, academics and thinkers that are involved in creative and experimental art practices, will focus on the topics of
Event date: 18 October 2019Event location: Australian Research Council Majura Theatre, 11 Lancaster Place, Majura Park, Canberra.Website: https://www.humanities.org.au/symposia/special-event-1910 Humanities, arts and social sciences research is increasingly data-intensive and the Australian Research Council’s LIEF scheme performs an important role in the Australian research infrastructure ecosystem. This workshop will feature presentations and
The Conservatorium of Music, Melbourne University is advertising for a Lecturer in Music to build on the Conservatorium’s distinguished tradition of music performance and commitment to training skilled instrumental and vocal teachers. The position includes teaching a range of subjects within the Master of Music (Performance Teaching) degree. The position, to
Congratulations to Swinburne University animation lecturer and comic artist Darren Fisher who was selected from more than 150 applicants to receive one of the ABC’s 2019 Top 5 Humanities and Social Sciences Media Residencies. Dr Fisher will use his two-week residency at ABC RN to educate the public on the
On a recent visit to the Tate Modern in London I noticed the slogan on the entrance “Art Changes - We Change”. It is a poignant and timely reminder that whatever we have achieved in terms of establishing practice-led creative research degrees here in Australia, they are only
Harvard University has just opened a new laboratory devoted to research into art creation and interdisciplinary creativity. The Art Lab will include students, staff and visiting artists involved in art making and “creating on the spot”. The official opening featured dancers, musicians, video and photo artists highlighting the interdisciplinary nature
The Australia Council has released its corporate plan for 2019-2023. Entitled Creativity Connects Us, the document identifies five strategic objectives that will drive its operations over the next five years: Australians are transformed by arts and creativity Our arts reflect us First Nations arts and culture are cherished Arts and
Victoria University in Wellington NZ is inviting applications for a continuing position of Associate Professor/Senior Lecturer in Art History, located in the School of English, Film, Theatre and Media Studies. The successful applicant will be expected to develop new areas of teaching at undergraduate and postgraduate level and enhance the
Research undertaken by University of South Australia Artist and researcher Bridgette Minuzzo has revealed that including artwork in the workplace can reduce stress and mental fatigue in workers. Working with a neuroscientist, Bridgette’s study tested mental wellbeing of 91 people across 18 work sites where there were no windows or
The Metropolitan Museum of Art has announced that 56 scholars have been awarded fellowships to conduct art history, curatorial and other research in 2019-2020. Fellows are drawn from 18 countries across the world and over 30 Universities. Sadly, Australia isn’t represented in this round but applications are being accepted for
In the spirit of reconciliation, the DDCA acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.