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University Collections images top and right Angela Valamanesh Insect / Orchid 6, 2017 ceramic, 26 x 13.5 x 6 cm Angela Valamanesh Insect / Orchid 3, 2017 ceramic, 31 x 13.5 x 6 cm photographs by M Kluvanek Museum of Classical Archaeology Mitchell Building, North Terrace Campus March to November 11.00 am – 3.00 pm First Tuesday of each month Free entry Explore treasures on display in the Museum including an Attic marble lekythos fragment (4th century BCE), a terracotta sarcophagus from Tarquinia (Southern Etruria, Roman ca 100 BCE) and a Villanovan cremation urn (northern Italy, 9th century BCE). Roseworthy Agricultural Museum Roseworthy Campus March to November 10.00 am – 4.00 pm Wednesdays 1.30 – 4.00 pm third Sunday of each month Free entry The Museum showcases agricultural items with an emphasis on the evolution of farming methods, as well as Roseworthy College history. For more information call the Museum Manager 0400 195 857 [email protected] Tate Museum Mawson Laboratories, North Terrace Campus Monday to Friday 9.00 am – 5.00 pm Free entry Established as a public museum in 1902 and named after Ralph Tate, Elder Professor of Natural Sciences at the University from 1876 – 1901, the Museum holds minerals, rocks, fossils and specimens that illustrate geological phenomena. In addition there is a select display of material about, and collected by, Sir Douglas Mawson during his famous expeditions to Antarctica and his time at the University as a Professor of Geology. Cultural Museums Cultural Events, Tours and Museum entry are free Everyone is welcome Bookings and Enquiries Telephone +61 (0) 8 8313 3086 [email protected] adelaide.edu.au/uni-collections Self-Guided Walking Tours adelaide.edu.au/uni-collections/tours Campus Maps www.adelaide.edu.au/campuses University of Adelaide History & Heritage Tours March to November Tuesdays 10.30am Thursdays 2.00pm These tours are designed to introduce visitors to the history of the North Terrace Campus and showcase treasures of the University. Meet your guide in front of the Mitchell Building North Terrace Campus Bookings with 24 hours notice are essential. Please call 8313 3086 or email [email protected] You will receive an email confirmation of your booking Self-Guided Walking Tours Brochures for self-guided tours of the North Terrace, Roseworthy and Waite Campuses are available online or email University Collections [email protected] Tours by Special Arrangement University Collections also offer a range of tours by special arrangement including the Tate Museum and University Public Art, viewing of selected University collections and guided history and heritage tours of each of the campuses. University Open Day Tours The University will hold its annual Open Day on Sunday 20 August 2017. Guided tours of the Museum of Classical Archaeology, Tate Museum, Arthur Boyd Judges paintings and public artworks at the North Terrace Campus by prominent South Australian artists and several key sculptors, including the English master modernist, Henry Moore. Please check University Collections’ program or the University website for more information closer to the date. Cultural Tours adelaide.edu.au/uni-collections Our Program is presented through: Cultural Illuminations Spotlight exhibitions exploring University disciplines through visual art; Cultural Conversations Informal forums engaging the audience with speakers on topics connected to University activities; Cultural and Scientific Orations Keynote speakers presenting a lecture on their area of research with strong connections to the University; Cultural Musings and Symposia Collaborations with industry partners to present panel discussions, tours, lectures or symposia addressing common concerns and interests; Cultural Celebrations Special events acknowledging significant occasions in the life of the University community; and Cultural Tours Guided tours by University Collections volunteers highlighting special features of the University: works of art, collections, buildings and other areas of interest. 2017 Cultural Events Program University Collections Division of the Vice-Chancellor and President The University of Adelaide 5005 Australia Telephone +61 (0) 8 8313 3086 [email protected] adelaide.edu.au/uni-collections Thank you to our sponsors and partners: Office of the Vice-Chancellor and President, Barr Smith Library Rare Books & Special Collections, Graduate Program in Art History and Curatorial Studies, Department of English and Creative Writing, Roseworthy and Waite Campus staff, Urrbrae House, Adelaide Law School and stalwart supporters within the Division of Services and Resources of the University of Adelaide, the University of Adelaide Club and Buddle Design University Collections There are over 40 collections across the University of Adelaide, each revealing facets of the University’s illustrious history. A team of dedicated museum professionals looks after and promotes these collections, running a public program to showcase the creativity and scholarship of the academic cohort over the years to the present day. We invite you to enjoy our diverse and stimulating program. Everyone is welcome. If you are interested in contributing to our program, wish to register for events by joining our email list or would like to attend a cultural tour please contact us: [email protected] University Collections is a proud member of Museums Galleries Australia and the International Council of Museums collecting, preserving, researching engaging the community, collaborating and presenting events supporting and enhancing the university experience

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Page 1: 2017 · 2017 Cultural Events Program University Collections image Angela Valamanesh nI sect / Orchd i 7 (detail) 2017 ceramic, 28 x 12 x 6cm photograph by M Kluvanek Program correct

UniversityCollections

images top and rightAngela Valamanesh Insect / Orchid 6, 2017 ceramic, 26 x 13.5 x 6 cm Angela Valamanesh Insect / Orchid 3, 2017 ceramic, 31 x 13.5 x 6 cm photographs by M Kluvanek

Museum of Classical Archaeology

Mitchell Building, North Terrace Campus

March to November 11.00 am – 3.00 pm First Tuesday of each month Free entry

Explore treasures on display in the Museum including an Attic marble lekythos fragment (4th century BCE), a terracotta sarcophagus from Tarquinia (Southern Etruria, Roman ca 100 BCE) and a Villanovan cremation urn (northern Italy, 9th century BCE).

Roseworthy Agricultural Museum

Roseworthy Campus

March to November 10.00 am – 4.00 pm Wednesdays 1.30 – 4.00 pm third Sunday of each month Free entry

The Museum showcases agricultural items with an emphasis on the evolution of farming methods, as well as Roseworthy College history.

For more information call the Museum Manager 0400 195 857 [email protected]

Tate Museum

Mawson Laboratories, North Terrace Campus

Monday to Friday 9.00 am – 5.00 pm Free entry

Established as a public museum in 1902 and named after Ralph Tate, Elder Professor of Natural Sciences at the University from 1876 – 1901, the Museum holds minerals, rocks, fossils and specimens that illustrate geological phenomena. In addition there is a select display of material about, and collected by, Sir Douglas Mawson during his famous expeditions to Antarctica and his time at the University as a Professor of Geology.

Cultural Museums

Cultural Events, Tours and Museum entry are free Everyone is welcome

Bookings and EnquiriesTelephone +61 (0) 8 8313 [email protected]/uni-collections

Self-Guided Walking Tours adelaide.edu.au/uni-collections/tours

Campus Maps www.adelaide.edu.au/campuses

University of Adelaide History & Heritage Tours

March to November Tuesdays 10.30am Thursdays 2.00pm

These tours are designed to introduce visitors to the history of the North Terrace Campus and showcase treasures of the University.

Meet your guide in front of the Mitchell Building North Terrace Campus

Bookings with 24 hours notice are essential. Please call 8313 3086 or email [email protected] You will receive an email confirmation of your booking

Self-Guided Walking Tours

Brochures for self-guided tours of the North Terrace, Roseworthy and Waite Campuses are available online or email University Collections [email protected]

Tours by Special Arrangement

University Collections also offer a range of tours by special arrangement including the Tate Museum and University Public Art, viewing of selected University collections and guided history and heritage tours of each of the campuses.

University Open Day Tours

The University will hold its annual Open Day on Sunday 20 August 2017. Guided tours of the Museum of Classical Archaeology, Tate Museum, Arthur Boyd Judges paintings and public artworks at the North Terrace Campus by prominent South Australian artists and several key sculptors, including the English master modernist, Henry Moore. Please check University Collections’ program or the University website for more information closer to the date.

Cultural Tours

adelaide.edu.au/uni-collections

Our Program is presented through:

Cultural Illuminations Spotlight exhibitions exploring University disciplines through visual art;

Cultural Conversations Informal forums engaging the audience with speakers on topics connected to University activities;

Cultural and Scientific Orations Keynote speakers presenting a lecture on their area of research with strong connections to the University;

Cultural Musings and Symposia Collaborations with industry partners to present panel discussions, tours, lectures or symposia addressing common concerns and interests;

Cultural Celebrations Special events acknowledging significant occasions in the life of the University community; and

Cultural Tours Guided tours by University Collections volunteers highlighting special features of the University: works of art, collections, buildings and other areas of interest.

2017 Cultural Events Program

University Collections

Division of the Vice-Chancellor and President The University of Adelaide 5005 Australia

Telephone +61 (0) 8 8313 3086

[email protected]

adelaide.edu.au/uni-collections

Thank you to our sponsors and partners: Office of the Vice-Chancellor and President, Barr Smith Library Rare Books & Special Collections, Graduate Program in Art History and Curatorial Studies, Department of English and Creative Writing, Roseworthy and Waite Campus

staff, Urrbrae House, Adelaide Law School and stalwart supporters within the Division of Services and Resources of the University of Adelaide,

the University of Adelaide Club and Buddle Design

University Collections

There are over 40 collections across the University of Adelaide, each revealing facets of the University’s illustrious history.

A team of dedicated museum professionals looks after and promotes these collections, running a public program to showcase the creativity and scholarship of the academic cohort over the years to the present day.

We invite you to enjoy our diverse and stimulating program.

Everyone is welcome.

If you are interested in contributing to our program, wish to register for events by joining our email list or would like to attend a cultural tour please contact us:

[email protected]

University Collections is a proud member of Museums Galleries Australia and the

International Council of Museums

collecting, preserving, researching

engaging the community, collaborating and presenting events

supporting and enhancing the university experience

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19 and 20 February

Cultural Celebration

Orientation Week

University Collections welcome new students and their parents with a virtual tour of the North Terrace Campus and e-list subscriptions

6 until 20 March

Cultural Musing

International Women’s Day 2017

Launch of photographic poster display featuring University of Adelaide women of significance

Nexus 10 Foyer Corner Pulteney Street and North Terrace

9.00 am – 5.00 pm, Monday to Friday

Selection of women featured in 2016 poster presentation also on display

Lirra Lirra, Waite Campus during opening hours

May until December

Cultural Illumination

Leo Greenfield Drawn to the City

Series of illustrated biographical notes on prominent Adelaide personalities

University Collections’ Hub Display Wall Level 3 Hub Central North Terrace CampusWith kind permission of The Adelaide Review

10 May

Cultural Conversation

Raggers and Radicals

Led by Hon Rev Dr Lynn Arnold AO

12.00 – 1.30 pm Rare Books & Special Collections Level 1, Barr Smith Library

Accompanying exhibition: Raggers and Radicals: Student Activity and Activism from 1880 Curated by Rare Books & Special Collections of the University of Adelaide

Every Wednesday from 4 October until 1 November

Cultural Musings

Foundation Fictions? Revising Key Aspects of South Australian History

Co-convened by Associate Professors Dr Paul Sendziuk and Dr Robert Foster, Department of History, the University of Adelaide

6.00 – 8.00 pm Napier 102, Level 1, Napier Building North Terrace Campus

25 October

Cultural Conversation

Roseworthy Campus: History and Future

Professor Wayne Hein, Head, School of Animal and Veterinary Science and Dean, Roseworthy Campus will lead the Conversation

1.00 – 2.00 pm Eastick Lecture Theatre Eastick Building Roseworthy Campus

24 October until 10 November

Cultural Musing

Images of Justice: Alternative Facts Photographic Competition

Nexus 10 Foyer Corner Pulteney Street and North Terrace

9.00 am – 6.00 pm Monday to Friday Presented by the Adelaide Law School

20 November

Cultural Celebration

Roseworthy Agricultural Museum: A Country Picnic!

University Collections’ annual end of year picnic

6.00 pm until dusk Roseworthy Agricultural Museum Roseworthy Campus

2017 Cultural Events Program

University Collections

image Angela Valamanesh Insect / Orchid 7 (detail) 2017

ceramic, 28 x 12 x 6 cm photograph by M Kluvanek

Program correct at time of publication Any changes will be announced on the University Collections website

April 2017

Telephone +61 (0) 8 8313 3086 [email protected]

adelaide.edu.au/uni-collections

13 July

Cultural Oration

Innovation and its Discontents: Finding the Next Wave

Greg Mackie OAM, Chief Executive Officer, History Trust of South Australia

6.00 for a 6.30 start, concluding at 7.30 pm Ira Raymond Room Level 3 Hub Central North Terrace Campus

August until December

Cultural Celebration

Turning

Living sculpture, revitilising experimental crop plots by Adelaide based environmental artists Laura Wills and Will Cheesman

Adjacent to the Waite Meteorological Station Waite CampusPart of SALA Festival

1 until 31 August

Cultural Illumination

Images of Justice Retrospective Self Guided Tour

Selection of works from the photographic competition instigated by the Adelaide Law School discussing justice

Adelaide Law School Ligertwood Building North Terrace Campus during business hoursPart of SALA Festival

10 August

Scientific Oration

Plants and Civilisation: Past, Present and Future

Professor Robert Hill, Executive Dean, Faculty of Sciences, the University of Adelaide and Head of Science, South Australian Museum

6.00 for a 6.30 start, concluding at 7.30 pm Ira Raymond Room Level 3 Hub Central North Terrace Campus

Cultural Illumination

A selection of works to complement Raggers and Radicals from the Adelaide University Union Visual Art Collection, curated by University Collections

Accompanying exhibitions on display at Rare Books & Special Collections Level 1, Barr Smith Library throughout May to 16 June during Barr Smith Library hours

21 May

Cultural Celebration

South Australian Made

Displays and demonstrations of agricultural machinery and equipment

12.00 – 4.00 pm

Roseworthy Agricultural Museum Roseworthy Campus

24 May

Cultural Conversation

Old Trees, New Landscapes: A History of Developing Ornamental Eucalyptus

Dr Kate Delaporte, Acting Curator Waite Arboretum

4.00 – 5.30 pm Urrbrae House, Waite Campus

29 May until 31 August

Cultural Illumination

Aboriginal artworks from the collections of the University of Adelaide

9.00 am – 5.00 pm, Monday to Friday Charles Hawker Conference Centre Stairwell, Waite Campus

1 June

Cultural Musing

Tom Price: From Boy Stonecutter to Premier and Minister for Education

Stephanie McCarthy, South Australian author and teacher

1.00 – 2.00 pm Ira Raymond Room Level 3 Hub Central North Terrace Campus

23 November

Cultural Musing

The South

JM Coetzee, Professor of Literature, University of Adelaide with novelists Gail Jones and Alexis Wright

Chaired by Nicholas Jose, Professor of English and Creative Writing, University of Adelaide

Readings and a discussion on the theme of writing from the South

6.00 – 7.30 pm Elder Hall North Terrace CampusPresented in collaboration with Department of English and Creative Writing, University of Adelaide

1 December until 14 December

Gifting Tree by Hans Kreiner

An opportunity for the University community to give books and educational toys for the Smith Family Appeal

Mitchell Building Foyer North Terrace Campus during business hours

6 December

Carols on Campus

7.00 – 8.00 pm Bonython Hall North Terrace Campus

20 August

Cultural Celebration

University of Adelaide Open Day Art & Cultural Program

Exhibitions, tours and talks

10.00 am – 4.00 pm Mitchell Building North Terrace Campus

20 August until 1 October

Cultural Illumination

Angela Valamanesh Everybody’s Everything: Insect / Orchid

Rare Books & Special Collections Level 1, Barr Smith LibraryPresented with support of Viscopy Courtesy GAG Projects, Adelaide Part of SALA Festival

23 August

Artist Talk

Angela Valamanesh Everybody’s Everything: Insect / Orchid

12.00 – 1.00 pm Rare Books & Special Collections Level 1, Barr Smith LibraryPart of SALA Festival

7 September

Cultural Conversation

Windows into Other Worlds

Writers Rebekah Clarkson and Lynette Washington in conversation with Jennifer Osborn, Research Librarian, Barr Smith Library

1.00 – 2.00 pm Ira Raymond Room Level 3 Hub Central North Terrace Campus