Symposium

Recent events, both locally and globally, have highlighted the urgency for wider conversations regarding encounter. For this year’s conference we encourage presentations that re-consider disciplinary boundaries in order to counter dominant narratives, and offer decolonising strategies and alternative viewpoints within the arts and cultural sectors. In this way, encounters have the power to be transformative.

Take this opportunity to discuss the research and findings of the Australian Cultural Fields: National and Transnational Dynamics project.

The values of architecture and the economy of culture is the closing event of the ‘Is Architecture Art?’ research project, to be held at The University of Queensland, Brisbane City, between 12-14 June 2019.

This conference seeks to explore the multiple implications and theoretical challenges of digital technologies for cultural landscapes.

Objects & Technologies of Schooling is a travelling international workshop collaboration between the University of Queensland’s Architecture Theory Criticism History Research Group (ATCH) and KU Leuven - SRN Texts-Buildings.

This symposium seeks to consolidate our understanding of architectural education in Queensland, to mark the establishment of the Diploma of Architecture at the Central Technical College (CTC) in 1918.