Upcoming events

MOD. EUCALARA COMMONS

Welcome to Eucalara National Park. Eucalara is south-east of Tarntanya (Adelaide). This land was once farmland, but is now being restored it to its original native ecosystem. It is hard work and involves a lot of tough decisions.

MOD. BROKEN

Our exhibition BROKEN is an exploration of how the world could be different if we imagined new ways of being. If our old systems are broken, what should we build in their place?

Bob Hawke and his Government 1983 - 1991

/Kerry Packer Civic Gallery - Permanent Exhibition/An informative exhibition tracking the paradigm shift in Australian values, policies, and international relations pursued by the Hawke government.

From educational access to Aboriginal advancement to anti-sex discrimination, to Medicare, to the saving of the Franklin River and Kakadu, to the lifting of trade barriers and the vital furthering of the China relationship, the re-shaping of Australia is embedded in the history of this government.

Presented by The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre

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Not just a fan – Bob Hawke and the language of sport

/Kerry Packer Civic Gallery/Not just a fan – Bob Hawke and the language of sport is an exhibition that celebrates Hawke’s social and political achievements through sport.

Exhibits include a selection of papers and objects sourced from collections housed at the Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Library.

Presented by The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre and The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Library.

What Women Hold

/Kerry Packer Civic Gallery/ What Women Hold is a collaborative exhibition of work by artists of
The Art Bus and Catherine House. This mixed-media exhibition showcases work that is personal and insightful, it is both raw and at times playful. Audiences are invited to engage with powerful true stories of women’s complex experiences of homelessness.

Graphic and Communication Design: Glitch

The Glitch 2024 Grad show celebrates the design work of the 3rd year UniSA Bachelor of Design (Graphic & Communication Design) students.

Illustration and Animation: Constellations

Illustration and Animation Graduate Exhibition 2024, presents the work of the graduating Bachelor of Design (Illustration and Animation) students.

Product and Industrial Design End of Year Exhibition

This November, the Product + Industrial Design Club is proud to present the
End of Year Product + Industrial Design Exhibition 2024. With works from our final year Bachelor of Design (Product Design) students, as well as works completed by Graduate Diploma of Design and Master of Design (Industrial Design) students, Join us in congratulating the tremendous
passion and effort of these students, not only this year but throughout their
respective degrees.

The 34th Annual Conference of Chinese Economics Society Australia (CESA)

The annual conference of the Chinese Economics Society Australia (CESA) aims to attract worldwide scholars interested in addressing significant issues related to the Chinese economy and evaluating the impacts of China’s development on the global economy.

The Master of Design Graduate exhibitions

The Master of Design Graduate exhibitions present work from Contemporary Art, Interior Architecture, Design + Construct, Communication Design, Sustainable Design, and Industrial Design across a number of venues.

Contemporary Art: Progress Report

PROGRESS REPORT > is the University of South Australia’s 2024 Masters of Design and Bachelor of Contemporary Arts graduate exhibition, appropriately named to reflect the evolution of our studio practices throughout our studies in which we have diversely grown and refined as creative individuals. As we emerge now, our presented works serve as a testament to our progress from a year’s worth of studio efforts and provides a glimpse into the trajectories of our post-graduate futures.

Creative Arts (Honours): Limen

Limen presents the work of students from the Bachelor of Creative Arts (Honours), showcasing the culmination of years of research, creation, and refinement. Each student has produced a unique body of work, developed through rigorous exploration of their chosen discipline. This year’s cohort reflects a diverse range of practice-based research, interpreting and examining personal and cultural experiences. The exhibition highlights the dynamic creativity that drives contemporary artistic practice across multiple mediums and disciplines.