Key events

• Date
  Time
  Event
• 13 March 2014
  11.00am - 5.00pm
  

  Callan Park Gallery - José dos Santos


  UNTIL 2 MAY. Launching a new space at SCA for the Callan Park Gallery, this comprehensive selection of works, unique to the STOARC collection, showcases José Dos Santos’ (1904-1996) output as Portugal’s self-proclaimed ‘Greatest Sculptor.’

• 17 April 2014
  11.00am - 5.00pm
  
  

  Sojourn

  In Sojourn, PhD candidate Richard Kean presents the labyrinth in all its metaphorical potential.

• 19 April 2014
  1.00pm - 4.30pm
  

  Creative Sydney in Asia

  There's never been a better time to pursue a creative career.

• 22 April 2014
  6.00pm - 7.00pm
  
  

  Sydney Ideas - Opening Up to Our Pacific Neighbours

  As Australian development assistance in the Pacific falls, Chinese assistance is rising, and politically and economically the Pacific Islands are moving closer to East Asia. Should our future be about openness rather than allowing a ‘Fortress Australia’ mentality to infect our Pacific policy?

• 23 April 2014
  4.30pm - 6.15pm
  
  

  Sydney Ideas - Thailand in Australia

  In association with the 12th International Conference on Thai Studies (ICTS12) Sydney Ideas presents a public forum on Thailand in Australia. It is a chance to explore and reveal surprising aspects of Thailand’s demographic, economic and cultural presence in Australia.

• 24 April 2014
  3.00pm - 3.30pm
  
  

  Antidepressant Efficacy and Effectiveness with a Focus on Agomelatine - Webinar

  Join this webinar and learn about antidepressant efficacy and effectiveness with guest speaker Professor David Castle from the University of Melbourne.

• 25 April 2014
  5.00pm - 6.30pm
  
  

  Sydney Ideas - Remembering World War One in the Pacific

  Overshadowed substantially by the western front, the Pacific theatre of World War One has not yet attracted the scholarship it deserves. Three researchers make a fascinating start on redressing the gap. Join us for a special panel on the afternoon of Anzac Day 2014.

• 27 April 2014
  2.00pm - 3.00pm
  
  

  SCM Percussion Performance: Kaylie Dunstan

  Expect the unexpected from this unique performance by solo percussion artist Kaylie Dunstan. She showcases engaging yet seldom heard works for solo percussion in a program covering the gamut of percussion instruments from the smallest dinner bell to the grand 5 octave marimba.

• 28 April 2014
  12.00am - 1.00pm
  
  

  Examining the impact of arts-based knowledge translation strategies.

  This lecture will explore the impact of the arts as an effective knowledge translation vehicle for communication of qualitative research and engaging with and informing multiple audiences.

• 28 April 2014
  9.30am - 4.00pm
  
  

  Increasing Research Impact: Innovations in Digital Humanities and Social Sciences

  eResearch uses cutting edge computational methodologies to answer vital questions facing all research disciplines. This event features leaders in the field who will show how technical innovation has changed & enriched their research & the rewards of eResearch endeavours with a view to the future.