Going Beyond Borders
RMIT Master of Communication Design students have designed a world-first exhibition of work by revered international designer Pieter Huveneers.
Re-centring Indigenous voices on the Dandenong Creek Art and Culture Trail
Communities along the Dandenong Creek are co-designing a cultural framework to support Indigenous artists in public art.
Photo 2022: Student highlights at Australia’s largest photography event
Photography from RMIT students was on display at Photo 2022, responding to the theme: Being Human.
Future U exhibition examines humans’ place in world of advanced tech
The meaning of being human in the 21st century and beyond is explored in RMIT Gallery’s latest exhibition, Future U until 23 October.
Family front and centre for graduating trio
Graduating from RMIT is a family affair for three generations of Indigenous women who mark the milestone this year.
Charting our mental health recovery
Academics from across RMIT are developing innovative solutions to the various mental health challenges heightened by COVID-19.
Animation students spread hope and kindness in 'Isonotes' belonging project
With face-to-face classes on hold, RMIT animation students collaborated remotely to create GIF cards of positivity during isolation.
Celebrating our deep-rooted love for trees
Givers of oxygen, providers of shade and shelters to our native wildlife – reasons to love trees never grows old.
Artist and alumnus Lisa Roet makes conservation larger than life
A large-scale public artwork of iconic chimpanzee David Greybeard, made famous by scientist Dr Jane Goodall, is set to bring wildlife conservation to the fore in Melbourne this spring.
The new (ab)normal: Artists respond to COVID-19
From creating art in a high-rise dwelling to managing social isolation, RMIT Gallery’s first online exhibition provides a glimpse into how artists are responding to their circumstances under COVID-19.
Bluestone Collection donated to RMIT
RMIT has been chosen as the new home of the Bluestone Collection of contemporary craft, which will be displayed in the university’s refurbished Carlton Library.
Virtual adventures in Meatspace
A new virtual reality (VR) project presented at The Capitol is exploring and confronting the intersection of technology and the human body.
