Centre for Creative and Cultural Research at the University of Canberra

Culture and Creativity Seminar Series

As we learn from First Nations peoples throughout Australia, creativity is deeply embedded in culture, and culture is deeply creative. The CCCR’s seminars explore the ancient, innovative relationship between culture and creativity. We open conversations by presenting new work in a wide range of humanities, social science, creative and applied disciplines. To learn more about the CCCR (Centre for Creative and Cultural Research), head to https://www.canberra.edu.au/research/centres/cccr

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Centre for Creative and Cultural Research at the University of Canberra

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Education

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Nieuwste aflevering

29 mei 2026

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Afleveringen

Lachlan Brown – Poems in relation to Vic McEwan’s ‘Face to Face’ Exhibition 28.05.2025
Paul Magee – Poetry as a Change in the Language 26.05.2025
Bridget Vincent –Close Reading Climate Change 23.05.2025
In the Poetry Clinic 21.05.2025
Jen Webb – Arts/Health Policy Settings and the Rise of Social Prescribing 19.05.2025

Distinguished Prof. Jen Webb is Distinguished Professor of Creative Practice at the University of Canberra, where she researches the role of art and artists in society and writes poetry. Recent scholarly books focus on gender and the creative labour market and art and human rights in Asian contexts, while Jen’s poetry collections engage social, political and environmental issues. Her current resea...

Rachel Davey – Social Prescription: A Brief Introduction 16.05.2025
Platform Blues – I got the Right to Sing the Blues 14.05.2025
Platform Blues – Bittersweet Stories: Making Sense of Uncertainty and Chaos 12.05.2025
Platform Blues – Volatile Spaces: Toxicity and Transformation 09.05.2025
Platform Blues – Hiding in and from the Internet: Avoidance and Dissociation 07.05.2025
Welcome to Platform Blues 05.05.2025
Grace Zhang – Enhancing Access to Indigenous Collections: From Internship to Research 02.05.2025
Denise Thwaites & Wendy Somerville – Circulating and Connecting Stories: Indigenous Pedagogies as Alternative Economies 28.04.2025
Rose Barrowcliffe- Honouring Indigenous Knowledges Rights in the Academy 25.04.2025
Andrew Simpson – Two Horizons: Two-Way Museology, a Multi- Knowledge System Exploration 23.04.2025
Sandy O’Sullivan – Anti-Colonial Public Imaginaries and the University Collection 21.04.2025
Patrick Flanery – Spiraling: Art, Entropy, Affect 17.12.2024
Michael Mossman – Aura Country Terror Refrain 15.12.2024
John Ting – Decolonisation and Australian Architecture History: A Subaltern Analysis 12.12.2024
Julian Knowles – Solar Halo: An AV Work for 16 Atmospheric Weather Stations and Live Performer 10.12.2024
Kerry Martin – The Materialisation of Testament: An Artistic Response to a Truth-Telling Royal Commission 08.12.2024
Denise Thwaites – Orbital Maneuver (Otherwise Known as a Burn) 05.12.2024
Claire Rosslyn Wilson – Collaborating at a Distance: Explorations of Creative Play In and Across Place 03.12.2024
Cathy Hope – The Transformative Power of the Arts: Creative Placemaking in Haig Park 01.12.2024
Hitomi Nakanishi – Enhancing Preparedness for Natural Hazards: Agent-Based Simulation as a Community Planning Tool 28.11.2024

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