Arts And Culture News

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• Ground-breaking TV studies book turns 40

  Professor John Hartley speaks about his first book, Reading Television, which helped to establish television studies as a field of research.

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• Australia needs pop culture tourism – here’s why

  And yes, making more movies here is a good first step.

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• Curtin Professor named 2018 NAIDOC Perth Male Elder of the Year

  Curtin University has congratulated Elder-in-Residence Professor Simon Forrest on being named the NAIDOC Perth Male Elder of the Year for 2018.

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• Photographic processing unlocks more secrets from HMAS AE1 shipwreck

  Australia’s first submarine, lost at sea for over 100 years, continues to reveal its secret history through advanced 3D processing techniques of underwater still photography.

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• Cutting-edge film studio gives students a glimpse into their future careers

  Curtin University screen arts and journalism students will have access to a high-definition film and television studio after the official opening of the refurbished media production studio.

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• Luxury brands’ digital future in focus at Singapore conference

  The latest trends in luxury brands and the future of the sector in the digital age will be considered by international industry and academic leaders at an annual conference held in Singapore this week

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• Curtin Accelerate business innovations unveiled

  Innovative ideas were unveiled at the culmination of the Curtin Accelerate program last night.

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• “They were dancing in shadows: out of sight, out of mind”

  A new book by acclaimed historian Professor Anna Haebich is shedding light on the history of Nyungar performance.

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• New project offers snapshots into the lives of WA’s refugee community

  West Australians will be given a glimpse into the lives of families from refugee backgrounds as part of a new photographic exhibition that will go on display next month.

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