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University of Melbourne awards Marles and Woodward Medals to four researchers
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Painting the unfamiliar: why the first European paintings of Australian animals look so alien to our eyes
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Art and ecology: Paul Fletcher on his lifelong collaboration with nature
Meet Paul Fletcher, a multi-media artist and horticulturist dedicating his practice to exploring the connections we share with the natural world. Hear from Paul as he prepares to showcase his latest work in Always and Altered, a new group exhibition at Benalla Art Gallery, presented in partnership with Centre of Visual Art and Winton Wetlands.
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Computer-written scripts and deepfake actors: what’s at the heart of the Hollywood strikes against generative AI
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Meet University of Melbourne’s Sabrina McKenzie
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Rising has yet to establish its voice – but this year’s festival gave us significant and thrilling work by First Nations artists
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Innovative new album of Gunditjmara songs released
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The modern women of Australian ballet
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Putting the science behind performers’ well-being
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Conference explores how the arts are contributing to better health and wellbeing
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Building intercultural engagement through music
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Wellbeing experts highlight the power of arts and culture to improve health and wellbeing for all
Wellbeing experts, practitioners, and policymakers from across the globe are coming together in Melbourne to advance the vital role of arts and culture in contributing to better quality of life outcomes for all Australians.
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PhD student Meta Cohen plays at the intersection of queerness, theatricality and sound
Meta Cohen (they/them/she/her) is a composer, sound designer and dramaturg with work spanning music, theatre and interdisciplinary art. Meta’s music has been commissioned by ensembles such as the Sydney Children’s Choir, Luminescence Chamber Singers and Mosaic Voices, and performed in diverse venues ranging from London Synagogues to the Sydney Opera House.After completing a Master of Dramaturgy at the Victorian College of the Arts, University of Melbourne, they commenced a PhD in theatre.We spoke to Meta about their creative practice, 'interdisciplinarity', queerness and some exciting current projects.
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5 Australian women choreographers you should know (and where to see them in 2023)
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Joining the band: How new music technologies are helping students with disability access music education
Dr Anthea Skinner is a musicologist with a lived experience of disability. Inspired by her own experiences growing up, Dr Skinner has launched the Adaptive Music Bridging Program with Melbourne Youth Orchestras to help others with disability access music education and learn a musical instrument.
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(In) Corporeal Encounters Podcast Series
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With My Self in That Moment, Chamber Made gives us a dystopian view of our lost soul in the digital age
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Victorian College of the Arts researchers recipients of ABC TOP 5 Arts Media Residency Program
Early career researchers Amaara Raheem and Yvette Grant from the University of Melbourne’s Victorian College of the Arts, have been awarded a 2022 ABC TOP 5 Arts Media Residency.
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Resurfacing vital Indigenous history through historic film footage
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Lengger Lanang: Immortalising a vanishing Indonesian dance with the help of motion capture technology
New digital technologies at the Victorian College of the Arts (VCA) are helping to preserve Lengger Lanang, a centuries old cross-gender dance from Central Java.