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22/05/2013 Cyclops Pictionary
Working with the notion of site and sight; how is spatial awareness of site created when sight is impaired? Using the RMIT Design Hub as the “site”, participants will create a game of spatial Pictionary in the dark! Using torches, ambient lighting and string, teamwork and coordination will come into play when drawing the image on the wall. The winners will be defined as the ones who get the most correct answers.
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22/05/2013 Parkland
Parkland documents and plays with the history and potential narratives of Como Park, a leisure spot and sports ground for the residents of Toorak, Australia. Como Park, once named ‘Australia Park’, is traversed and scrutinized in a three-channel audiovisual installation that borders on documentary, landscape and fiction.
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22/05/2013 Global Indigenous Studies in the First World: Some Reflections and Epistemological Matters
With Professor Aileen Moreton-Robinson, Professor of Indigenous Studies at the Queensland University of Technology
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22/05/2013 A Global History of the Nuclear Arms Race - Weapons, Strategy, and Politics
Join us for the launch of a new book by Richard Dean Burns and Joseph M. Siracusa as part of Global Studies Week
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22/05/2013 Global Studies and the Study of Political Ideologies
With Professor Manfred B. Steger, Professor of Political Science at the University of Hawai’i-Manoa and Research Leader at RMIT University’s Global Cities Research Institute
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22/05/2013 Disability and Digital Inclusion Forum
Digital Inclusion has significant benefits, especially in relation to people living with disabilities. This forum gathers together speakers interested in bringing sharper focus on the benefits of access and creative use of new technology and exploring the emerging possibilities.
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