Why are we still talking about gender equality? New ‘Provocations’ series tackles the question head on
'Provocations' - RMIT College of Design and Social Context's new flagship public talks and ideas series posed a deliberately uncomfortable question for its first event: why are we still talking about gender equality?
Blak Design graduate debuts collection at Paypal Melbourne Fashion Festival
Indigenous artist and RMIT Fashion (Design) student Tarsha Davis extended her visual art practice onto the Beyond Blak Runway at this year’s Paypal Melbourne Fashion Festival alongside fellow RMIT students, academics and alumni.
RMIT's Australian Posthuman Summer Lab weaves Indigenous knowledges and planetary thinking to tackle polycrisis
The interdisciplinary laboratory explored the intersections between posthuman methods and First Peoples’ knowledges to develop creative, place-based responses to climate and planetary crises.
Urbà Sensorial: RMIT students take design to the streets of Barcelona
Students from RMIT University’s College of Design and Social Context, Politecnico di Milano (Polimi) and Elisava Barcelona School of Design and Engineering (Elisava) joined forces for an intensive two-week design studio exploring urban regeneration through the senses.
What does the future of arts, culture and technology hold? RMIT academics weigh in at ACMI’s FACT symposium
RMIT University academics joined artists, technologists and cultural practitioners from across the globe at ACMI's fourth annual FACT Symposium, contributing to three days of debate on the future of arts, culture and technology.
Creative Antarctica: artists transport audiences to the edge of the world
RMIT Galleries' latest - and one of its largest ever - exhibitions, Creative Antarctica: Australian Artists and Writers in the Far South, brings audiences on a journey to the Far South, offering new perspectives, encounters and understandings of one of the world’s most remote and fragile landscapes.
One hundred years on, RMIT and industry experts consider what Australian culture might look like without broadcast TV
RMIT University convened Media & Communication luminaries for a ‘100 Years of Broadcast TV’ symposium to reflect on the impact of the broadcast signal in Australia and speculate about its future in the wake of major industry disruption.
Introducing ‘Folio’, a digital storytelling project about contemporary Australian comics
A lively and accessible online collection, Folio spotlights the narrative innovations in Australia’s contemporary comics culture by sharing object-based oral histories from graphic artists immersed in the comics community from the 1980s until now.
