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Robot sculpture, coming to a gallery near you
Robots are set to change the way we drive our cars, grow our food, and perform surgery. But robots are changing art too.
Hijabers of Instagram: the Muslim women challenging stereotypes
It is easy for non-Muslims to forget that there are places where Muslim women lead lives full of frivolity and fun: they shop, read fashion magazines and travel to Europe. But on social media a global community of fashion-conscious Muslim women are challenging the stereotypes of Muslim women as submissive and disempowered.
Theatre Republic
Tuesday, 12 September 2017
The beautifully designed festival site, with a touch of Utopia, offers a warm and welcoming world of performance, food stalls, bars, music and fun nestled amongst four venues at Kelvin Grove’s QUT Creative Industries Precinct as part of Brisbane Festival.
Louise Hearman at QUT Art Museum
Saturday, 3 June 2017
This is Louise Hearman’s first major museum survey and will feature painting and drawings from across her 25-year practice. Curated by Anna Davis, this is a touring exhibition organised by the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia (MCA) in Sydney.
Behind the scenes – Louise Hearman at QUT Art Museum
Renowned Australian contemporary artist Louise Hearman, winner of the 2016 Archibald Prize, is best known for her ambiguous and surreal paintings of scenarios where things may, or may not be, as they seem.
Gaining the Creative Edge in Critical Situations
Paramedics must think fast and follow procedure in critical situations. But when they return to their stations, a different set of skills are required. No Walls looks at how arts-based learning and the creative process can be used to strengthen agility in professional environments.
Insights from a Work Integrated Learning Internship
Over the course of my degree I have been told countless times the importance of gaining work experience.
Creative Industries Indigenous Seminar Series – Fiona Foley
The second QUT Creative Industries Indigenous Seminar Series, convened by Dr Sandra Phillips, took place on 2 June, 2017 as part of Reconciliation Week. The ongoing program is a staging ground for dissemination of unique scholarship from Indigenous researchers and academics.
Australian Twitter is more diverse than you think
What are the major drivers of Twitter take-up, in Australia and elsewhere? Do we connect around shared interests, shared location, or pre-existing offline relationships? And when, in the eleven-year history of the platform, did these structures form?