Culture and Creativity Seminar Series

Centre for Creative and Cultural Research at the University of Canberra

As we learn from First Nations peoples throughout Australia, creativity is deeply embedded in culture, and culture is deeply creative. The CCCR’s seminars explore the ancient, innovative relationship between culture and creativity. We open conversations by presenting new work in a wide range of humanities, social science, creative and applied disciplines. To learn more about the CCCR (Centre for Creative and Cultural Research), head to https://www.canberra.edu.au/research/centres/cccr

  1. Dr Sally Farrah – National Capital Development Commission Unearthed

    08/26/2025

    Dr Sally Farrah – National Capital Development Commission Unearthed

    Culture and Creativity Seminar Series

  2. Prof. Damith Herath, Dr Maleen Jayasuriya, Piumi Wijesundara – Exploring the Dramaturgical Potential of Human-Robot Ensembles Through Devised Physical Theatre

    08/22/2025

    Prof. Damith Herath, Dr Maleen Jayasuriya, Piumi Wijesundara – Exploring the Dramaturgical Potential of Human-Robot Ensembles Through Devised Physical Theatre

    Culture and Creativity Seminar Series

  3. Tracy Ireland and Ashley van den Heuvel – Nuclear Nation: A Contemporary Archaeology of Australia’s Atomic Heritage

    08/19/2025

    Tracy Ireland and Ashley van den Heuvel – Nuclear Nation: A Contemporary Archaeology of Australia’s Atomic Heritage

    Culture and Creativity Seminar Series

  4. Dr Emma Philllips – Too much? The Aesthetics and Feminist Politics of Sexy Self-Representation

    08/15/2025

    Dr Emma Philllips – Too much? The Aesthetics and Feminist Politics of Sexy Self-Representation

    Culture and Creativity Seminar Series

  5. Dr Hamed Golzad – Gender-Diversity and Barriers for Women in Construction

    08/12/2025

    Dr Hamed Golzad – Gender-Diversity and Barriers for Women in Construction

    Culture and Creativity Seminar Series

  6. Dr Kim Huynh – A Statement from Australia’s Carers: A (failed) Quest to Write with Meaning in Public Life

    08/08/2025

    Dr Kim Huynh – A Statement from Australia’s Carers: A (failed) Quest to Write with Meaning in Public Life

    Culture and Creativity Seminar Series

  7. Assoc. Prof. Wayne Applebee – Who am I on Ngunnawal Country?

    08/05/2025

    Assoc. Prof. Wayne Applebee – Who am I on Ngunnawal Country?

    Culture and Creativity Seminar Series

  8. Dr Mike Louw – Architecture In and Out of Time

    08/01/2025

    Dr Mike Louw – Architecture In and Out of Time

    Culture and Creativity Seminar Series

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As we learn from First Nations peoples throughout Australia, creativity is deeply embedded in culture, and culture is deeply creative. The CCCR’s seminars explore the ancient, innovative relationship between culture and creativity. We open conversations by presenting new work in a wide range of humanities, social science, creative and applied disciplines. To learn more about the CCCR (Centre for Creative and Cultural Research), head to https://www.canberra.edu.au/research/centres/cccr

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    Centre for Creative and Cultural Research at the University of Canberra
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2025
  • Episodes
    48
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © Centre for Creative and Cultural Research, University of Canberra
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