Join D’harawal Saltwater Knowledge keeper and storyteller Shannon Foster as she shares her knowledge on traditional string making techniques and local languages. Participants will learn about Waraburra Nura, the Indigenous medicinal plant garden…
Tours for visiting groups, UTS staff and students are led by UTS ART Learning and Curatorial staff of the Waraburra Nura garden and accompanying works by Indigenous artists form UTS…
Invited Regional NSW STEAM schools: Select STEAM schools form Regional NSW have been invited to take part in a trial program of video conferencing workshops, produced in collaboration between UTS…
In this Term 3 workshop for Spectra, participants will utilise STEAM learning to understand the role of algae in natural ecosystems. They will be introduced to the innovative research of Deep…
Celebrate the opening of our annual exhibition of graduating students of the UTS Bachelor of Design in Photography.
Join us for an afternoon of performance, conversation and Javanese food to mark the closing weekend of Leyla Stevens’ Their Sea is Always Hungry.
Imogen Yang, Director of Insightful, will lead a free audio-described tour of Their Sea is Always Hungry for blind or visually-impaired visitors.
Take part in a collage-making workshop with acclaimed Australian artist Deborah Kelly who will lead participants in exploring identity, dreams, technology, science and the more-than-human world through art. Artwork and…
A one-night only screening of the acclaimed documentary The Look of Silence, presented by UTS ART in partnership with Golden Age Cinema & Bar. Programmed as part of Leyla Stevens‘…
Join artist Sarah Rodigari and the UTS Queer Collective for a UTS ART Live tour of the UTS campus that re-examines our relationships to its spaces and architecture. Queer Tour…
Join us for a lunchtime talk and tour of the Their Sea is Always Hungry with artist Leyla Stevens, in conversation with UTS Gallery curators Stella Rosa McDonald and Eleanor Zeichner. BOOK NOW
Join us for the opening of Their Sea is Always Hungry. The exhibition will be launched by Professor Lesley Harbon, Head of School, School of International Studies, UTS. RSVP
