PUBLIC: the 2021 Forum Series

PUBLIC: the 2021 Forum Series

A series of free, public, online forums for local and global audiences that bring together non/fictionLab researchers and other creative artists, industry leaders and academics, to discuss cutting edge questions and issues for our artforms, industries and communities.

On Essaying Into

Thursday 26 August 12.30pm - 1.30pm 
Curated by Melody Ellis and Peta Murray, with guests Andy Jackson, Tina Stefanou, and Khalid Warsame.

Connection and Community in a Time of Crisis

Thursday 23 September 12.30pm - 1.30pm   
Adjunct Professor Alvin Pang with guests Ranjit Hoskote (India), Yvonne Owuor (Kenya), Ellen van Neerven (Australia) and
Kyoko Yoshida (Japan)

Indigenous Practice Research: Working with Indigeneity


Tuesday, 9 November 2021, 4pm – 5pm 
A conversation hosted by Wominjeka Djeembana.
Chair: Associate Professor James Oliver

A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum: Meaningful Irreverence and other Hahas in the Hallowed Halls

Thursday 18 November 12.30pm - 1.30pm 
Hosted by Peta Murray and Stayci Taylor with guests Denise Chapman, Emily Gray, and Ceri Hann. 

Melody Ellis Melody Ellis
Peta Murray Peta Murray
Alvin Pang Alvin Pang
James Oliver James Oliver
Stayci Taylor Stayci Taylor
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