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  2. Navigating Your Healthcare Needs

    Southern Tasmania Join us for a community conversation on what is important to you when managing your healthcare needs.

  3. THE BLUEPRINT

    Southern Tasmania THE BLUEPRINT. Summary. “THE BLUE PRINT” by DE RECYCLER explores well-known quilting motifs that African Americans recontextualised during enslavement. Start Date. June 1, 2024. End Date. July 9, 2024. Venue. Plimsoll Gallery. Image credit:

  4. ​​Ellen Dahl - PhD examination​

    Southern Tasmania ​​Ellen Dahl - PhD examination​ : ​​Field Notes from the Edge

  5. Navigating Your Healthcare Needs

    Northern Tasmania Join us for a community conversation on what is important to you when managing your healthcare needs.
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    Sarah Stubbs - PhD examination

    Southern Tasmania PhD candidate Sarah Stubbs presents her examination exhibition 'Transformative making and narrative.'

  7. Exhibit: Benjamin Baker and Molly Turner

    Northern Tasmania Works by Molly Turner and Benjamin Baker in response to the curatorial exploration of ‘ways of knowing’.

  8. Creativity and Changing Landscapes 2023

    Southern Tasmania Creativity and Changing Landscapes 2023. Held on the 4th Aug 2023 to. 5th Aug 2023. at 5pm to. 4pm. , Southern Tasmania. Add to Calendar 2023-08-04 17:00:00 2023-08-05 16:00:00 Australia/Sydney Creativity and Changing Landscapes 2023. Creativity and

  9. Performance: Spirit Fight Club 4

    Southern Tasmania A one-off performance by transdisciplinary artist Bhenji Ra featuring original music by Tati au Miel

  10. ​​Philip Sulidae - PhD examination​

    Southern Tasmania Philip Sulidae -PhD examination​ : ​​​​Extended Synchresis : sound, vision, and conceit

  11. Can We Survive on a Hotter Planet?

    Southern Tasmania Clive Hamilton argues in his new book, Living Hot, that Australia cannot alter the future climate and should instead focus on preparing for inevitable warming, a topic he will discuss with University of Tasmania experts in this dynamic panel session.
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