Practice Research Australia: Examination Exhibition 2026

Practice Research Australia: Examination Exhibition 2026

  • 05 Jun 2026 - 06 Jun 2026
  • Various Times
  • FREE
  • Carlton
  • Design Hub Gallery | Level 2, Building 100, 150 Victoria St, Carlton
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Engage with the research of PRS Australia’s latest examination candidates in a group exhibition format.

Practice Research Australia: Examination Exhibition is a collection of candidate examination installations from creative practice candidates examined as part of the Practice Research Symposium Australia in June.

RMIT’s College of Design and Social Context utilises a tripartite examination approach for creative practice candidates, comprising of a research dissertation, an oral presentation, and an exhibition of works or the artefact/s created as part of the research. 

Candidates give their oral presentation in the Design Hub Gallery from within their exhibit. At the conclusion of their examination, the candidates’ installations remain in situ, available for the public to engage with the artefacts of their research.

This June exhibition includes research artifacts from PhD candidates in the Schools of Architecture and Urban Design, Media and Communication, Design, and Fashion and Textiles.

 

This exhibition is produced by Practice Research Symposium Australia in partnership with RMIT Galleries.

Image: Leanne Hall, PRS Australia October 2025, ‘What Can a Fiction Writer Do with Chinese Australian-Shaped Gaps in the Archive?’ 

Examination Timetable

Opening Hours

11am — 5pm Friday 5 June

12pm — 4pm Saturday 6 June

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