2016 Calendar
The Hawke Centre event and exhibition program offering ideas and solutions for a sustainable 21st century.
January |
Make it. Better. 2015 Industrial Design Graduate ExhibitionExhibition: Kerry Packer Civic Gallery |
February |
Fire Monkey Studio: A South Australia & Shandong Preview ExhibitionExhibition: Kerry Packer Civic Gallery, 3 February - 11 March |
March |
Who Are We Anyway?Exhibition: Kerry Packer Civic Gallery, 17 March - 28 April |
In Sync with Penny ArcadeAllan Scott Auditorium, Thursday 3 March, 6.00pm |
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The Hawke Centre presents Dr David SuzukiAdelaide Town Hall, Thursday 10 March, 6.00pm |
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An evening with Sean Willmore - Founder and Director of The Thin Green Line FoundationAllan Scott Auditorium, Wednesday 16 March, 6.00pm |
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Art Talks with Nicholas Carter, Principal Conductor
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MANIFESTO
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April |
Who Are We Anyway?Exhibition: Kerry Packer Civic Gallery, 17 March - 28 April |
Art Talks with Paul Rissmann, Composer, Pedagogue and Performer
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The Power of Connection:
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Stan Grant: Talking to My CountryAdelaide Convention Centre Hall F, Thursday 21 April, 6.30pm FULLY BOOKED |
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May |
Three Food Icons: Cheong, Maggie and the MarketExhibition: Kerry Packer Civic Gallery, 2 May - 2 June |
Truth Really is Stranger than Fiction
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Cancer immunotherapy: here at last!
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Do You Die of Dementia?Allan Scott Auditorium, Thursday 26 May, 6.00pm |
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June |
South Australia - a Nuclear State in a Global SolutionAllan Scott Auditorium, Wednesday 1 June, 6.00pm |
Sustainable Rehabilitation for Survivors and their CommunitiesAllan Scott Auditorium, Wednesday 8 June, 6.00pm |
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2016 Annual Hawke Lecture:
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July |
2016 SA Refugee Week Youth Poster ExhibitionExhibition: Kerry Packer Civic Gallery, until 1 July |
Amnesty International Oration
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To Tell Another’s Story
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A Humanitarian In The Front line
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Where To From Here, Australia?
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Europe After the Rain - John FoxxExhibition: Kerry Packer Civic Gallery, 13 July - 5 August |
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August |
InConversation with Professor Judy Wajcman
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WITHOUT BORDERS: Emergencies, Natural Disasters, Epidemics and ConflictsExhibition: Kerry Packer Civic Gallery, 10 August - 2 September |
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2016 Images of Research: Engaged Research, Enterprising Researchers Photography ExhibitionExhibition: Kerry Packer Civic Gallery, 10 August - 2 September |
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Ghost Empire by Richard Fidler
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Interconnectedness: Our Shared Narrative
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2016 ARA Oration: Sami Shah - discussing Islam, the Australian response, and World Humanitarian DayAllan Scott Auditorium, Friday 19 August, 7.00pm |
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September |
The Futures of Waste: The Global Waste CrisisExhibition: Kerry Packer Civic Gallery, 7 September - 7 October |
The Futures of Waste - Keynote Address
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2016 UniSA Nelson Mandela Lecture
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Radiation Health Risks - Facts and FantasyBradley Forum, Friday 16 September, 6.00pm |
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October |
Art Talks with Jeffrey Tate CBE, Principal Guest ConductorAllan Scott Auditorium, Thursday 6 October, 6.00pm |
A Better Ending: A Civic Model for Ageing and Dying
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CHART 2016, ‘Shoulder to Shoulder’Exhibition: Kerry Packer Civic Gallery, 12 October - 4 November |
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Designed to Make a Difference: Visualising Mental HealthExhibition: Kerry Packer Civic Gallery, 12 October - 4 November |
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Voices from the Climate Front LineAllan Scott Auditorium, Thursday 13 October, 6.00pm |
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Meet the Author: Clementine Ford
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University of South Australia Enterprise Oration
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Hawke EU Centre Annual Lecture
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November |
Welcome HouseExhibition: Kerry Packer Civic Gallery, 9 - 30 November |
Adelaide’s International Jubilee Exhibition and Building (1887-1962)Exhibition: Kerry Packer Civic Gallery, 9 - 30 November |
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True Girt by David Hunt Allan Scott Auditorium, Monday 21 November, 6.45pm |
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Art Talks with Pinchas Zukerman, Artist in Association
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While the views presented by speakers within the Hawke Centre public program are their own and are not necessarily those of either the University of South Australia or The Hawke Centre, they are presented in the interest of open debate and discussion in the community and reflect our themes of: strengthening our democracy - valuing our diversity - and building our future.