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Centre for Creative Arts, La Trobe University

Locality: Bundoora, Victoria

Address: La Trobe University 3086 Bundoora, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.centreforcreativearts.org.au

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25.01.2022 Barbara Bolt - Artist/Academic - Keynote speaker at Textobjectext Wednesday 28 November La Trobe University

24.01.2022 This Thursday, November 8, from 4:00-5:30pm, the Centre for Creative Arts will host the second of its three research cluster meetings: EMOTIONS, EMBODIMENT, PERFORMABILITY. This cluster will include research on emotions that focuses on the intersections of creativity, culture, and wellbeing with embodiment and performativity. All welcome. Refreshments will be provided. * Please note venue changes for Bundoora meetings *

23.01.2022 Tonight! Nature in the Dark will be launched with screening, and a keynote address by Prof Freya Mathews (La Trobe University), followed by a panel discussion featuring Angharad Wynne-Jones (Tipping Point Australia), Matt Ruchel (VNPA), Prof. Michael Clarke (Zoology, La Trobe University), chaired by Brent Clough (ABC Radio National). 6pm, North Melbourne Town Hall.

22.01.2022 Barbara Maria Stafford October 2012

22.01.2022 This afternoon, on the Bundoora, Bendigo and Mildura campuses, the Centre hosts the first of three research cluster meetings, this time around the theme of 'Making Sustainable Place'. This cluster will focus on research at the intersections of sustainability and place, including human-animal-object relations. This is a great opportunity to exchange ideas with a view to future research and events in 2013. All are welcome. There will be wine and cheese on hand. Hope to see you there. Follow the link for full details and more information.

22.01.2022 CCA presents free public workshop for experienced and aspiring screenwriters! Paul Wells - Scriptwriting for Animation Wednesday 19 September Booking Essential! For more information go to our website: http://centreforcreativearts.org.au/news/

21.01.2022 Christine Wertheim will be visiting the Centre and providing a public lecture on the Coral Reef Project and Community arts in the 21st Century. Wednesday 22 August, 2.00pm, Room 228, Humanities 2, La Trobe University Bundoora

19.01.2022 The Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences and the Centre for Creative Arts are pleased to offer a 3-year postgraduate scholarship for a creative practitioner to research in the area of creative arts and sustainability. The student will be supported by the Centre for Creative Arts research cluster: Making Sustainable Places. This cluster brings together Faculty, University, and external researchers working at the intersections of sustainability and place, including human-animal-object relations. http://jobs.latrobe.edu.au/jobDetails.asp

19.01.2022 Coming up, a free public lecture from independent artist, curator and writer Barbara Maria Stafford! Barbara's work has consistently explored the intersections between the visual arts and the physical and biological sciences from the early modern to the contemporary era. Her current research charts the revolutionary ways the neurosciences are changing our views of the human and animal sensorium, shaping our fundamental assumptions about perception, sensation, emotion, mental imagery, and subjectivity. Not to be missed! 6:30pm, Tuesday 9 October 2012 Village Roadshow Theatrette, State Library of Victoria

18.01.2022 Reminder: Christine Wertheim talking tomorrow at La Trobe University on the Crochet Coral Reef Project and Community Arts. Bundoora Campus, HU 2 228

16.01.2022 More photos of the Crochet Coral Reef project

15.01.2022 A friendly Monday reminder that the first of our research cluster meetings is taking place this Thursday. All are welcome. Refreshments will be provided.

15.01.2022 Tomorrow night! The Centre for Creative Arts, La Trobe University, in partnership with the Writing Cinema Group of RMITs School of Media and Communication, presents a free public lecture by Professor Paul Wells! "From writing radio series about Hollywoods top directors, to scripting British TV soap-operas, to working on a myriad of animation series and films, Professor Paul Wells has a range of credits in the media production field. More to the point, he has a host of expe...riences with figures as diverse as John Milius, the writer of the original Conan the Barbarian; the perennially ill or injured citizens of Holby City, surely Britains most accident prone fictional town; Horror writers like Stephen King and Clive Barker, and fresh from his pineapple under the sea, Spongebob Squarepants. His lecture will include a range of examples from his work, and offer some analysis and advice about screenwriting, which he has written about in his down time in the hallowed halls of academe, at the UKs Olympic campus, Loughborough University." 6:30pm Tuesday 18 September 2012 Storey Hall RMIT City Campus 336-348 Swanston Street Melbourne

14.01.2022 Barbara Maria Stafford giving her lively lecture on mirroring at the State Library Victoria last night for the Centre

14.01.2022 Today, from 4:00-5:30pm, the Centre for Creative Arts will host the third and final of its three research cluster meetings for 2012: MAKING PUBLIC. This cluster will centre on research into making creative arts public. It will include research into creative arts, artistic creativity and aesthetics across cultures, time, and media. All welcome. Refreshments will be provided. * Please note venue change for Bundoora meeting *

13.01.2022 This Thursday, November 15, from 4:00-5:30pm, the Centre for Creative Arts will host the third and final of its three research cluster meetings for 2012: MAKING PUBLIC. This cluster will centre on research into making creative arts public. It will include research into creative arts, artistic creativity and aesthetics across cultures, time, and media. All welcome. Refreshments will be provided. * Please note venue changes for Bundoora meeting *

13.01.2022 This afternoon, from 4:00-5:30pm, the Centre for Creative Arts will host the second of its three research cluster meetings: EMOTIONS, EMBODIMENT, PERFORMABILITY. This cluster will include research on emotions that focuses on the intersections of creativity, culture, and wellbeing with embodiment and performativity. All welcome. Refreshments will be provided. * Please note venue changes *

13.01.2022 This afternoon, the CCA hosts a workshop by renowned feminist theorist Professor Vicki Kirby (UNSW), entitled 'What if Culture was really Nature all along?' 'What happens if Nature is neither lacking nor primordial, but rather, a plenitude of possibilities, a cacophony of convers(at)ions? Indeed, what if it is that same force field of articulation, reinvention, and frission that we are used to calling - "Culture"?'

10.01.2022 Coming up Thursday 27 September: My City is a Hungry Ghost - An Art Exhibition by Jan Hendrik Brüggemeier - to be opened by poet & RRR radio presenter Alicia Sometimes - 6:00-8:00pm, Library Artspace 100 Barkly St, North Fitzroy. All welcome.

09.01.2022 Oran Catts - Keynote speaker Textobjectext La Trobe University Wednesday 28 November http://artandtech.osu.edu/colloquium/html/catts.html

09.01.2022 Postscript: Writing After Conceptual Art features the work of over fifty artists and writers exploring the artistic possibilities of language. Presenting works from the 1960s to the present, the exhibition includes paintings, sculpture, installation, video and works on paper that raise questions about how we read, look at, hear, and process language today. A major current underlying the exhibition argues that the field of literature known as conceptual writing can be seen as engaging in a provocative dialogue with the field of contemporary art, producing new insights into the meaning of both literature and art. Featuring our very own Mark Amerika and Chad Mossholder

09.01.2022 My City is a Hungry Ghost! Art show by Jan Brüggemeier, PhD student with the Centre of Creative Arts. Library Artspace 100 Barkly St, North Fitzroy 27th September - 20th of October... Gallery hours: Wed to Sat, 12 5 pm. With My City is a Hungry Ghost Jan Hendrik Brüggemeier wishes to re-contextualise Calvino's description of Melania and to explore wider communicative affairs in the contemporary city. He looks at the gaps between the connection and break down of communication considering the fundamental drives are that constitute our attempts to bridge our inner life with the external world. Poet and RRR radio presenter, Alicia Sometimes, will open the exhibition - 27 September 6 - 8pm http://neture.org/city-hungry-ghost

07.01.2022 (This is not a Centre event, but ...) Arguably Australia's greatest living poet, Les Murray, is reading tomorrow night - that's Thursday, December 6 - at the Drunken Poet on Peel St, West Melbourne, from about 8pm. He doesn't make many public appearances these days, so get along.

07.01.2022 CCA, in partnership with the Writing Cinema Group of RMITs School of Media and Communication, invites you to a free public lecture: Professor Paul Wells: An Animated Screenwriter: Tales, Tips and Tall Orders from a Writers Notebook http://centreforcreativearts.org.au/news/

06.01.2022 Nature in the Dark on the big screen at Fed Square http://www.fedsquare.com/events/nature-in-the-dark/

06.01.2022 Call for Papers: textobjectext: writing the posthumanities

06.01.2022 Coming up, tomorrow night: Free Public Lecture | Barbara Maria Stafford | Mirroring: From the Pool of Narvcissus to Social Cognition | 6:30pm, Village Roadshow Theatrette, State Library of Victoria

05.01.2022 What do our furry friends get up to when they think we're not looking? | Nature in the Dark | Opening Event: 6:00pm, Wednesday 21 November 2012 | North Melbourne Town Hall

02.01.2022 The 7arakat conference is coming up tomorrow and Saturday, exploring practice, research and advocacy in the performing arts with a particular focus on Palestinian Theatre, Arab/Australian Theatre, and Applied Theatre with refugee/migrant groups.

01.01.2022 Coming up this Friday and Saturday, the 7arakat conference will explore practice, research and advocacy in the performing arts with a particular focus on Palestinian Theatre, Arab/Australian Theatre, and Applied Theatre with refugee/migrant groups. The conference will bring together theatre-makers, scholars, creative producers and community development workers to examine various issues of exclusion within the sector of performing arts and the theatre's role in providing networks of participation and social inclusion.

01.01.2022 Coming up on Monday 19 November, a free all-day symposium presented by Paper Tigers and the Centre for Creative Arts: 'Unintended Consequences: Has the Internet created a social myth too big to fail?' 'The Internet in its present form has undergone a number of "conceptual evolutions", yet at its base it remains an open network of computers programmed to exchange packages of data. In the 1960s Cold War hysteria prompted the United States to create a decentralized network capab...le of withstanding a nuclear strike. By the 1990s the Internet had developed into a world wide web for mainstream use. While inventors saw the technological potential of the network, it has been the ideological enthusiasm of developers that has propelled the Internet through the last two decades with the promise of its utopian applications. We are now living amongst a certain cynicism of commentators on the scope and application of Internet culture that marks a regression of the hype surrounding online potentialities.' Presenters include: Marcus Breen (Bond University), Hugh Davies (La Trobe University), Scott McQuire (University of Melbourne), Alex Lambert (University of Melbourne), and Jenny Kennedy (Swinburne University) 9:30-5:00pm, Monday 19 November 2012 La Trobe University City Campus, 215 Franklin St., Melbourne Follow the link for more information and to RSVP

01.01.2022 The 7arakat conference e-proceedings are now online! Edited by Hannah Schürholz and Rand T. Hazou, the collection makes for some really interesting and provocative reading.

01.01.2022 Coming up: Tales of a City by the Sea Written by Samah Sabawi Creative Producer: Rand Hazou... 2:00-4:00pm, Saturday 13 October 2012 La Mama Theatre, 205 Faraday Street, Carlton

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