Past events

This paper reconsiders Kathy Acker’s feminism and experimentation with a special focus on her 1978 novel Kathy Goes to Haiti. 

What is Honours? Why do Honours? 

Find out all you need to know and ask questions from staff and current students. 

A lecture-demonstration and masterclass with acclaimed and ‘genre-defying’ contemporary Australian composer, Liza Lim.

Come along to UNSW's Postgraduate Information Evening on Thursday, 17 October 2019 to find out how postgraduate study can take you where you want to go.

Free public event! Bookings essential. Presented by the UNSW School of Humanities & Languages in collaboration with the Consulate General of Spain, Instituto Cervantes and the Spanish Cultural Heritage Association of Australia (SCHAA).

Dr Sarah Cook from the Institute for Global Development at UNSW explores the ways in which dominant economic development paradigms have dealt with the social question.

The paper will cover both indigenous Chinese musical theatres forms and Western opera.

Exploring theatres that no longer exist to recover what we can about the social relations of production in performance from the past. 

From the flute to the marimba, an exploration of musical forms and traditions. 

This presentation aims to provide a historical overview of the political economy of the Brazilian Amazon, starting from the government’s first major policies for the region, then covering the military period and re-democratization, to finally comp