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A Blade Across Empires: Prince Bambar’s Ceremonial Sabre: Ekaterina Heath
Art historian Ekaterina Heath traces the history of an 18th century sabre, examining its movement across Russian, steppe, and Qing imperial contexts, as part of a broader history at Kalmyk visual culture.

ART HISTORY
Mar 312 min read


Who was Luisa Roldán?: Holly Trusted
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 26 March 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 Luisa Roldán, The Virgin and Child with S. Diego of Alcalá. Painted terracotta on gilt

ART HISTORY
Mar 312 min read


Montage, montage, монтаж: the career of a word: Ivan Cerecina
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 12 March 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 Sergei Eisenstein, Беседа [Conversation] (1944). Black graphite, coloured pencil on pa

ART HISTORY
Mar 312 min read


The Empathic Lens: Art, Animism, and Ecology in Contemporary Southeast Asia: Brianne Cohen
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 5 March 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 US-based art historian Brianne Cohen will introduce her new book about lens-based art p

ART HISTORY
Mar 312 min read


Powerful Ideas 2026: New Research in Art History
Powerful Ideas: New Research in Art History at the University of Sydney is convened by Mary Roberts and Nicholas Croggon presented by the discipline of Art History at the University of Sydney, with support from the Power Institute. Select Thursdays (see programme below) • 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 Contact: Nicholas Croggon, nicholas.croggon@sydney.ed

ART HISTORY
Mar 311 min read


Study Art Curating in 2026 & Launch Your Career in the Arts & Cultural Sector
Study Art Curating in 2026 & Launch Your Career in the Arts & Cultural Sector

ART CURATION
Dec 10, 20257 min read


Study Museum & Heritage Studies With Us in 2026
Museum and Heritage Studies at the University of Sydney will equip you with a contextual understanding of core historical and theoretical developments in museum and heritage studies. You will learn the frameworks for managing collections and sites and develop a practical understanding of the modes of interpretation used in the museum and heritage sector. This degree offers a Capstone and Elective options in Industry Internships in partnership with leading institutions and con
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Dec 10, 20255 min read


Study Art History in 2026 @ The University of Sydney
Study Art History with us in 2026.

ART HISTORY
Dec 10, 202510 min read


Visual Anxiety and Visual Culture in Early Modern Europe seminar with Katrina Grant
Part of Powerful Ideas: New Research in Art History at the University of Sydney convened by Mary Roberts and Nicholas Croggon, presented by the discipline of Art History at the University of Sydney, with support from the Power Institute. Thursday 6 November, 2025 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 A presentation on the crisis of vision in early modern Eur

ART HISTORY
Nov 5, 20252 min read


Art History X SCA: Ryan Ouyang In Conversation with Maeve Sullivan
Art History X SCA is a series of conversations between Art History and Sydney College of the Arts students that aims not only to foster connections between the two disciplines but also to forge new pathways for collaboration and crossover. Ryan Ouyang (he/him) is an artist and a third-year student at the Sydney College of the Arts working across sculpture, ceramics and all the other mediums he enjoys. He has recently returned from a semester exchange at Massachusetts College

ART HISTORY
Nov 4, 20258 min read


Life After Uni: Beatrice Waller In Conversation with Maeve Sullivan
Life After Uni is a series of conversations between current Art History and Sydney College of the Arts undergraduate students and alumni working in the GLAM sector. The series aims to share industry insights, advice, and wisdom for those navigating a career in the arts. Beatrice Waller is an artist and arts worker focused on creating community and opportunities for disadvantaged artists, particularly in regional NSW. She has a Bachelor of Visual Arts (Honours), majoring in sc

ART HISTORY
Nov 3, 20258 min read


Tracing the Plantation Archipelago in Australia and the Pacific with Dashiell Moore
A presentation on artistic and literary representations of plantations across Australia, Vanuatu and Fiji, and the archipelagic logic of power that undergirds them.

ART HISTORY
Oct 29, 20252 min read
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