Events
Totsu-totsu dance: A new modality in dementia care
Devised by Jareo Osamu, Totsu-totsu dance (which translates to “faltering” or “unsophisticated” dance), encompasses physical and non-physical ways of communicating, creating new ways for people living with dementia to interact …
Harmonising Health: Connecting research, policy and community care
This symposium brings together research, practice, and policy perspectives on the role of music and music therapy in advancing health and wellbeing, featuring two keynote presentations by Associate Professor Dr …
Lost Tongues, Possible Worlds: Art, empire and the questions we forget to ask
How might art resist dominant narratives, reclaim suppressed memories and open pathways toward more plural, unfinished and possible worlds? Join Amitesh Grover in a reflective dialogue with Woo Yen Yen, …
Tiny Books, Big Ideas: Zines as culture and personal practice with Kori Michele
Join cartoonist and educator Kori Michele for an introduction to the world of zines and micropublishing, and an exploration of the part they play in sharing knowledge, building community, preserving …