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  1. 5 September 2023 - Music, Arts & Screen

    Art can be anywhere

    A ten-year-long global exhibition program explores the where and when of art outside the traditional exhibition circuits, says a University of Melbourne expert

  2. 13 June 2023 - Humanities

    Shaping the future market for digital art

    Buying art in cryptocurrency has seen record-breaking prices followed by a crash, but there are ways to remove volatility, says a University of Melbourne expert

  3. 9 June 2023 - Humanities

    The arts can help us recover from disasters - creatively

    ‘Creative recovery’ arts projects improve wellbeing, but better planning is needed to support artists and communities, says University of Melbourne expert

  4. 7 March 2023 - Arts & Culture

    Gendered labour in the Australian arts

    University of Melbourne researchers highlight the obscured history of Australian women artists and opportunities for change on International Women's Day.

  5. 13 February 2023 - Music, Arts & Screen

    Building intercultural engagement through music

    A new University of Melbourne framework aims to generate opportunities for cultural exchange and the expression of new cultural identities through shared music.

  6. 25 January 2023 - Science Matters

    From art restorer to DNA explorer

    University of Melbourne Associate Professor Elizabeth Hinde found her dream role studying the nuclear architecture of living cells

  7. 29 June 2022 - Music, Arts & Screen

    How the VCA’s history can help shape Melbourne’s future

    As the University of Melbourne's VCA celebrates its 50th anniversary, what lessons can Melbourne’s post-lockdown artists draw from the institution’s history?

  8. 17 June 2022 - Health & Medicine

    What if Monet were shorter?

    Altering the height of an artist’s eye changes their perspective, a University of Melbourne experts says this might also alter the appeal of their paintings.

  9. 8 April 2022 - Humanities

    Miniature Qur’ans and travelling manuscripts

    Didar, a new exhibition on travelling manuscripts from the Grimwade Centre, University of Melbourne brings together themes of making and cultural knowledge.

  10. 21 February 2022 - Engineering & Technology

    Technodystopia: Are we heading towards a real-world Blade Runner?

    Blade Runner depicted a technodystopian future. Almost 40 years on, University of Melbourne experts say some of these projections can now seem eerily accurate.