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Header image: SJ Okemow, Dancing Molecular Landscapes 2025, projection performance.

Postgraduate Research Open Week 2026

15:59 - 15:59
Showcasing the work of candidates in our Higher Degree Research programs. The week will commence with a three-day Postgraduate Research Conference, accompanied by a program of ancillary events.
Images from the opening night of Postgraduate Research Open Week 2024

Launch: Postgraduate Research Open Week

15:59 - 15:59
Our Higher Degree Research candidates invite you into their workspaces to share their creative and impactful projects, representing all forms of research across the School.
J Davies, 'Holding On Tight' 2022. Courtesy the artist.

Exhibition: All The World's Memories

15:59 - 15:59
UNSW Galleries bring together ten artists from Australia and Aotearoa whose practices engage contemporary image-making as a means of recording, translating, and contesting human experience.

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Emma Fielden: Breathing life into stone and silver

Master of Fine Arts student Emma Fielden has spent her time at UNSW transforming breath, stone and silver into a poetic body of work now on display at UNSW Galleries.

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Our new minor in Game Art is now live

A new Game Art course, designed to equip students with the skills needed to excel in the rapidly expanding gaming industry kicks off this term.

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Aboriginal women’s arts program exhibits the impact of cultural practice on health and wellbeing

Biyani is a Tharawal word which means ‘women healing women’. It was chosen to name an Aboriginal women’s arts program led by Associate Professor Fabri Blacklock.

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