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Academics from across RMIT are developing innovative solutions to the various mental health challenges heightened by COVID-19.

With face-to-face classes on hold, RMIT animation students collaborated remotely to create GIF cards of positivity during isolation.

Givers of oxygen, providers of shade and shelters to our native wildlife – reasons to love trees never grows old.

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.

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.

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.

A new virtual reality (VR) project presented at The Capitol is exploring and confronting the intersection of technology and the human body.

A bold, unexpected and daring exhibition of contemporary jewellery charts four decades of gold and silversmithing masterclasses at RMIT.

Final year photography students have reshaped their perception of homelessness through a collaborative project with RMIT ABC Fact Check.

Australian Unity’s annual Artist-in-Residence program invites Indigenous art students to share their artistic process with Rathdowne Place residents and staff.

A new exhibition at the RMIT Gallery traces the lasting impact of European influence on generations of RMIT teachers and students to the present day.

When it comes to ways in which artists address ecological issues, actions can be big or small – it’s the action that is important, however subtle.