Powerful Ideas: New Research in Art History at the University of Sydney is convened by Mary Roberts and Nick Croggon and presented by the discipline of Art History at the University of Sydney, with support from the Power Institute. The seminar is a forum for the sharing of new ideas and research in art and visual culture. Seminars are free and open to all. Thursday 10 September 2026 3-4..30pm AEST in the Schaeffer Library Seminar Room 210, Mills Building (A26), This research

From 2024 to 2026 Art History at the University of Sydney has ranked #1 in Australia for the QS World University Subject Rankings and =#26th Globally.

Powerful Ideas: New Research in Art History at the University of Sydney is convened by Mary Roberts and Nick Croggon and presented by the discipline of Art History at the University of Sydney, with support from the Power Institute. The seminar is a forum for the sharing of new ideas and research in art and visual culture. Seminars are free and open to all. Thursday 13 August, 2026 3-4..30pm AEST in the Schaeffer Library Seminar Room 210, Mills Building (A26), This research se

Part of a series of student articles for the Schaeffer Fine Arts Library Internship Program

Part of a series of student articles for the Schaeffer Fine Arts Library Internship Program

Part of a series of student articles for the Schaeffer Fine Arts Library Internship Program

An exhibition of zines by Art Curating Students at the University of Sydney in response to Rememory - the 25th Biennale of Sydney.

Powerful Ideas: New Research in Art History at the University of Sydney is convened by Mary Roberts and Nick Croggon and presented by the discipline of Art History at the University of Sydney, with support from the Power Institute. The seminar is a forum for the sharing of new ideas and research in art and visual culture. Seminars are free and open to all. Thursday 6 August, 2026 3-4..30pm AEST in the Schaeffer Library Seminar Room 210, Mills Building (A26), This research sem

Powerful Ideas: New Research in Art History at the University of Sydney is convened by Mary Roberts and Nick Croggon and presented by the discipline of Art History at the University of Sydney, with support from the Power Institute. The seminar is a forum for the sharing of new ideas and research in art and visual culture. Seminars are free and open to all. Seminars take place in the Schaeffer Library Seminar Room 210, Mills Building (A26), This research seminar series is als

Yasmine Aboud is studying the Master of Museum and Heritage Studies at the University of Sydney. Her internship took place at the Chau Chak Wing Museum with an exhibition as part of the Western Sydney Pop-Up Museum. I’m a Master of Museum and Heritage Studies student, with a Bachelor of Ancient History. My passion for history has always been a major part of my life and grew so much stronger thanks to the internship opportunity at the Chau Chak Wing Museum. As someone with a c

Powerful Ideas: New Research in Art History at the University of Sydney is convened by Mary Roberts and presented by the discipline of Art History at the University of Sydney, with support from the Power Institute. Thursday 28 May 2026, 03:00PM - 04:30PM. Schaeffer Library Seminar Room 210, Mills Building (A26) Free. This research seminar series is also accessible via Zoom. Join via Zoom Presentations by two art history PhD candidates. Aiden Magro introduces his research into

This article is part of a series focusing on Alumni from Art History, Art Curating, or Museum & Heritage Studies. Izzy Hillman is the Kairauhī Whakaaturanga / Exhibitions Curator at the Aigantighe Art Gallery, South Canterbury’s regional art museum. In this article, she reflects on her studies and burgeoning arts career. One thing that has stayed with me professionally from my degree is the understanding that the historical, social, and personal contexts behind artworks or ob