Sydney Writers' Festival – Curiosity Lecture | Uncover the letters between eminent novelists Shirley Hazzard and Elizabeth Harrower.
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A Poetic and Iconographic Journey.
Come to this event to hear about the Greek legacy of the great English romantic poet Lord Byron from author, poet and artist, Stella Sorotou and Dr Vassilis Adrahtas.
Sydney Writers' Festival | Exposing the technology of modern warfare.
Sydney Writers' Festival | Life, liberty and the pursuit of bilateral diplomacy.
Discover UNSW research that's powering a more sustainable future, from green fuels and new photovoltaic materials, to bushfire prediction and species preservation.
HPM 2024: The 11th Quadrennial Meeting of the International Study Group on the Relations between History & Pedagogy of Mathematics.
Sydney Writers' Festival | Leading sexperts look back at hot and heavy history.
Sydney Writers' Festival – Curiosity Lecture | How to trust your gut, supported by trailblazing research.
When do I breathe? by artist Lauren Brincat is a public performance shaping new paths through the streets of Randwick, connecting communities in collaborative action.
Connecting three sites of activation across UNSW Kensington and the hospital precinct, the performance will move through Randwick at sunset into twilight. Timed at the intersection between the end of a working day and the beginning of a working night, it brings together local communities that are often separated by different shifts and daily rhythms.
Led by a group of dancers and held together with members of the NSW Collegium Musicum Choir and NIDA students and alumni, the performance will guide audiences on a journey of orchestrated harmonies. The artwork’s title, When do I breathe?, is inspired by the in-between breaths of the choir, and the composition reflects these sounds, sighs, pauses, breaks, rests, and moments of gathering before action.
Movement and song will animate a series of fabric sculptures, including a 100m, handwoven cotton gauze, providing a connective thread between the performers and the broader community. The sculptures will also feature elements inspired by forms of nonverbal communication, such as silk tell-tales—to mark the way the wind blows—or knot tying—an ancient form of storing information.
When do I breathe? is the result of a year-long engagement with local communities by the artist, offering an artistic response to the value of care in our society. A collective action as a form of resistance, the work aims to empower the community to come together and reclaim public space.
Sydney Writers' Festival | Unearthing the lives and letters of Clift, Hazzard and Harrower.
Serving science to thirsty minds
Sydney Writers' Festival | Two prize-winning novelists on the refugee’s search for sanctuary.
Sydney Writers' Festival – Curiosity Lecture | How will your wallet fare in this digital age?
Sydney Writers' Festival | Man vs machine – an intellectual battle royal.
Exhibitions
UNSW Galleries is a venue for the 24th Biennale of Sydney, ‘Ten Thousand Suns', a major international contemporary art event.
This exhibition traces the development of the UNSW Art Collection through strategic purchases, major commissions, charitable donations, and notable gifts by artists and alumni.
The first major exhibition of Paul Knight in Australia, presenting new and recent photographic, sculptural and machine-learning works.