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UNSW Sydney awarded more than $3.5m for ARC Linkage Projects

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UNSW Sydney awarded more than $3.5m for ARC Linkage Projects Nine grants in a new round for industry collaborations will fund research in art and design, arts and social sciences, engineering and science. The...

Robo-pets: a new breed of fur baby

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Robo-pets: a new breed of fur baby If having a pet just isn’t practical for your lifestyle, could a robotic companion be the next best thing? For many reasons, a pet might not...

Re-visioning the opening night of a national art museum

Veronica Tello and Diana Baker Smith

Re-visioning the opening night of a national art museum UNSW Art & Design researchers will present an experimental history at the Know My Name Conference. Dr Diana Baker Smith and Dr Verónica Tello,...

Nature, First Nations and narrative: Emma Peters’ textiles pay homage to country

Textiles connect place, people, community, history and identity for Emma Peters. “Making work is my approach to learning,” she says. Emma Peters in her studio space. Photo: Emma Peters

Nature, First Nations and narrative: Emma Peters’ textiles pay homage to country The UNSW textile designer and associate lecturer makes fabrics with local resonance to promote a more sustainable way of living. Earthy,...

Scribbly gums and sublime peaks: jewellery that speaks to place and finding your own path

Vessels for Wayfaring (2019-2020), by Zoe Veness. Recycled brass, copper and sterling silver with various finishes. Average dimensions: 6.5 x 6.5 x 6.0 cm. Photo: Peter Whyte Photography

Scribbly gums and sublime peaks: jewellery that speaks to place and finding your own path Designer Zoë Veness draws inspiration from the environment to craft intricate art-objects that ask big questions. For jewellery artist Zoë...

UNSW finalists announced in 2020 Eureka Prizes

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UNSW finalists announced in 2020 Eureka Prizes Developing a blueprint for any respiratory pandemic, using virtual reality technology to view cancer cells and creating ways to protect native...

A second Emmy win for UNSW Art & Design alumna Lynette Wallworth

Artist and filmmaker Lynette Wallworth. Photo: Lauren Orrell

A second Emmy win for UNSW Art & Design alumna Lynette Wallworth UNSW Art & Design alumna and Artist in Residence at the Australian Human Rights Institute, Lynette Wallworth, has won a second Emmy award for a...

Portraits of Extraordinary Trees, Illuminated

Sophora de Chine, Parc du Petit Trianon à Versailles, France

Portraits of Extraordinary Trees, Illuminated This collection combines Ms Fowler-Smith’s 2018 solo exhibition of the Remarkable Trees of Paris and Versailles at the Muséum National d’Histoire...

How narrative visualisation can help combat misinformation about COVID-19

Including narrative elements in public health data visualisations can make them more accessible, says Dr Cameron Edmond from UNSW Art & Design

How narrative visualisation can help combat misinformation about COVID-19 Dr Cameron Edmond looks at three narrative visualisations that effectively articulate COVID-19 public health messages. The pandemic has given...

Found in translation: jewellery design that tells a cross-cultural narrative

Circling Dimensions: Connected Lid and Base Vessels, copper, lacquer and shell. This collection references traditional graphic motifs associated with Chinese symbolic rituals, translating them into wearable forms and objects. Photo: Bic Tieu

Found in translation: jewellery design that tells a cross-cultural narrative Contemporary jewellery and object designer and maker Bic Tieu communicates narratives of identity, cultural memory and materiality through her hybrid...

Innovative infection isolation tent humanises treatment for COVID-19 patients

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Innovative infection isolation tent humanises treatment for COVID-19 patients A negative-pressure tent has been designed to give COVID-19 patients a more human experience during treatment in quarantine. A new airborne infection...

Soap vs COVID-19: A 3D-visualisation gamifies the power of simple hygiene

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Soap vs COVID-19: A 3D-visualisation gamifies the power of simple hygiene As the number of new infections rise, a 3D-simulation from UNSW prompts us to lather up. A 3D-visualisation of soap destroying the...

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