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Season 1 opens with a reception at 6 pm on Wednesday 3 February at 6.00pm, with the Exhibition continuing until Friday 12 February

Glenn Carter (MVA, Glass)
Untitled, 2009
cast and stained glass
11 x 7 x 3 cm

Diana Johnston (Grad Dip, Painting)
Brown Painting, 2009
oil on plywood
60 x 60 cm

Jill Loupekine (MAVA, Printmedia and Drawing)
Untitled, 2009
embossed paper and powdered graphite on BFK Rives paper
75.6 x 106.5 cm

All Canberra artists should respond to the ACT Government’s survey of the Arts in Canberra. Download the form from this link…

Points of View students might like to catch the Open Day for The Shine Dome just across the road. It is open on Thursday 1st October from 10am to 4pm. And see Roy Grounds’ experiments in the bush on ArtWranglers.

School of Music

Graduate Program
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The graduate students at the Australian National University School of Music present their 2009 Graduate Symposium
Reinventing Tradition: Pathways to Innovation in Music Research
ANU College of Arts & Social Sciences
The Graduate Symposium is planned and run annually by a committee of ANU School of Music postgraduate research students. The primary aim of the symposium is to provide postgraduate music research students with an opportunity to demonstrate their research and findings in a formal manner. However, staff members are also invited to share their research as part of the symposium.

Two keynote speakers, Professor Graham Hair and Dr Dan Bendrups, have been invited to address the symposium with their insights and experiences as professional, active researchers and musicians in their respective fields.

The symposium will take place in The Band Room, Peter Karmel Building, The Australian National University, on September 12 and 13. Refreshments and lunch will be provided. Details from Anthony Smith

Research Progress Seminar

at SofA Theatre

Thursday 10 September @ 3.00pm

Ursula Frederick (PhD, Art Theory/Photography & Media Arts): Two Days in Detroit: Recent fieldwork on cars and art

Meredith Hughes (PhD, Textiles) – Emerging context and methodology in an investigation of subjectivity, interrogation and disruption in contemporary art and Indo Tibetan Buddhism.

… are guaranteed. Hanna’s public reception following her PhD presentation is at Burgman College at 5.00pm this Friday. On Saturday at 2.00pm (clashing with Open Day) she is giving a floor talk. It’s a one-day show – so don’t miss it! (More pix here)

See the link to emaj (electronic melbourne art journal) for opportunities for referreed online publishing of essays of art historical interest. And glimpse, for nostalgia’s sake, your blogwrangler’s work on the cover illustration.

Don’t miss the great show Reflex at M16 curated by Geoff Farquhar-Still, open this weekend until 16th August. In the footsteps of the great NZ mobilist Len Lye – my spies tell me his Melbourne ACMI retrospective is surprisingly good. If you miss it in Melbourne it will be at the AGNSW in December. But who would have thought there were seven young artists (all with a connection to the ANU School of Art) who were producing mobiles? Matt Smith (PhD Sculpture) is the only one currently in the ANU School of Art postgraduate program, but yes, there’s something happening here!

Matthew Smith: Devon Street

Dan Lorrimer: Surface Tension

Chloe Bussenschutt: Water 6.30am

Heike Qualitz: Princess and Henry

Marina Neilson: Time with feeling

Geoff Farquhar-Still: A Machine for Ignoring the Facts

Sara Firth: Dream Machine

The show is up until 16 August - don’t miss it!