Mini-lecture: Archaeology & climate change
On the banks of the Thames in London, Dr Joe Flatman of UCL Archaeology describes what archaeology can teach us about climate change. Beyond a scenario of doom and gloom, archaeology reveals humankind's ability to adapt to an ever-changing climate.
http://www.ucl.ac.uk/archaeology/staff/profiles/flatman.htm
http://www.thamesdiscovery.org/
Mini-lecture: Archaeology & climate change
On the banks of the Thames in London, Dr Joe Flatman of UCL Archaeology describes what archaeology can teach us about climate change. Beyond a scenario of doom and gloom, archaeology reveals humankind's ability to adapt to an ever-changing climate.
http://www.ucl.ac.uk/archaeology/staff/profiles/flatman.htm
http://www.thamesdiscovery.org/
21st Century Tools for Health Leadership: New Media
Learn how powerful new media applications are transforming public health and health delivery in developing countries with Jody Ranck and Julian Wimbush. Series: UC Berkeley Center for Health Leadership [7/2010] [Health and Medicine] [Show ID: 19218]
21st Century Tools for Health Leadership: New Media
Learn how powerful new media applications are transforming public health and health delivery in developing countries with Jody Ranck and Julian Wimbush. Series: UC Berkeley Center for Health Leadership [7/2010] [Health and Medicine] [Show ID: 19218]
UNSW : A Global University
UNSW has long associations with the Asian region. Chinese-language narration.
UNSW : A Global University
UNSW has long associations with the Asian region. Chinese-language narration.
Sin of the World: Grayson's Messiah
UK Artist, Richard Grayson sent an email to a bunch of country rock musicians from Erskinville, Sydney to see if they would rewrite and perform Handel's Messiah for no money.
How could they refuse?
The resulting video work, Messiah, 2004 transforms George Fredric Handel's 1742 Oratorio, 'The Messiah' for the Sydney Biennale.
In the work, Australian band The Midnight Rambers present a country rock interpretation with scary fundeamentalist overtones, effectively recalling it from the 'high cult
Sin of the World: Grayson's Messiah
UK Artist, Richard Grayson sent an email to a bunch of country rock musicians from Erskinville, Sydney to see if they would rewrite and perform Handel's Messiah for no money.
How could they refuse?
The resulting video work, Messiah, 2004 transforms George Fredric Handel's 1742 Oratorio, 'The Messiah' for the Sydney Biennale.
In the work, Australian band The Midnight Rambers present a country rock interpretation with scary fundeamentalist overtones, effectively recalling it from the 'high cult
Brook Andrew's Jumping Castle War Memorial
On the forecourt on Cockatoo Island stands a seven-metre-wide, black and white 'bouncy castle'
For the 17th Biennale of Sydney, artist and COFA-Alumni Brook Andrew, offers Jumping Castle War Memorial, a memorial for forgotten peoples who were the victims of genocide worldwide.
Originally only those over the age of 16 were allowed to jump on it. But this policy was revised due to some rather raucous behviour.
Andrew discusses his choice of black and white pattern, circus history, and why havin
Brook Andrew's Jumping Castle War Memorial
On the forecourt on Cockatoo Island stands a seven-metre-wide, black and white 'bouncy castle'
For the 17th Biennale of Sydney, artist and COFA-Alumni Brook Andrew, offers Jumping Castle War Memorial, a memorial for forgotten peoples who were the victims of genocide worldwide.
Originally only those over the age of 16 were allowed to jump on it. But this policy was revised due to some rather raucous behviour.
Andrew discusses his choice of black and white pattern, circus history, and why havin
Jennifer Biddle: The remote avant-garde
Dr Jennifer biddle showcases emergent trajectories of art, culture and language from so-called 'remote' Aboriginal communities. The audacious dynamism of contemporary Indigenous art requires new forms of cultural analysis.
This lecture features current research projects within the Centre for Contemporary Art and Politics (CCAP) such as the collaborative video works of Jennifer Deger, art from the Central and Western Desert, including Tjanpi sculptural synonymous with the birth of the desert art
Jennifer Biddle: The remote avant-garde
Dr Jennifer biddle showcases emergent trajectories of art, culture and language from so-called 'remote' Aboriginal communities. The audacious dynamism of contemporary Indigenous art requires new forms of cultural analysis.
This lecture features current research projects within the Centre for Contemporary Art and Politics (CCAP) such as the collaborative video works of Jennifer Deger, art from the Central and Western Desert, including Tjanpi sculptural synonymous with the birth of the desert art
Jennifer Biddle: The remote avant-garde
Dr Jennifer biddle showcases emergent trajectories of art, culture and language from so-called 'remote' Aboriginal communities. The audacious dynamism of contemporary Indigenous art requires new forms of cultural analysis.
This lecture features current research projects within the Centre for Contemporary Art and Politics (CCAP) such as the collaborative video works of Jennifer Deger, art from the Central and Western Desert, including Tjanpi sculptural synonymous with the birth of the desert art
The Science of Natural Disasters
As recent events in Haiti and Chile have shown, the Earth is an amazingly dynamic and mobile planet. Solar heating of the Earth's surface drives violent weather such as hurricanes; how the Earth absorbs and reflects this heat causes long term changes in climate. Likewise the cooling of the Earth's deep interior to space drives geological motions, which lead to catastrophic events such as earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. Destructive earthquakes and volcanoes are closely linked through pl
The Science of Natural Disasters
As recent events in Haiti and Chile have shown, the Earth is an amazingly dynamic and mobile planet. Solar heating of the Earth's surface drives violent weather such as hurricanes; how the Earth absorbs and reflects this heat causes long term changes in climate. Likewise the cooling of the Earth's deep interior to space drives geological motions, which lead to catastrophic events such as earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. Destructive earthquakes and volcanoes are closely linked through pl
The Global Health Leadership Challenge
Drawing upon experience as Ethiopia's Minister of Health, Dr. Tedros, describes leadership principles necessary to understand health issues holistically, recognize the importance of evidence, communicate effectively with different stakeholders, and promote sustained commitment to improved health outcomes.
The Global Health Leadership Challenge
Drawing upon experience as Ethiopia's Minister of Health, Dr. Tedros, describes leadership principles necessary to understand health issues holistically, recognize the importance of evidence, communicate effectively with different stakeholders, and promote sustained commitment to improved health outcomes.
The Global Health Leadership Challenge
Drawing upon experience as Ethiopia's Minister of Health, Dr. Tedros, describes leadership principles necessary to understand health issues holistically, recognize the importance of evidence, communicate effectively with different stakeholders, and promote sustained commitment to improved health outcomes.
