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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

Girl separated from her mother by glass partition due to COVID-19 quarantine

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

A closeup of a 3D visualisation of a coronavirus particle

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...

Retracing the Sydney Meridian: from early colony to contemporary Australia

The dial of an old-world sidereal clock from the 1850s

Retracing the Sydney Meridian: from early colony to contemporary Australia An exploration of the history of the Sydney Meridian re-imagines Australia’s relationship with territory and time for an artist from UNSW Art &...

Urban screen project in China invites citizens to the hotpot of city planning

Associate Professor Ian McArthur is exploring the use of urban screens in Chongqing, China. Jiefangbei CBD, its central business district, centred on a large pedestrian mall surrounded by skyscrapers. Photo: Ian McArthur

Urban screen project in China invites citizens to the hotpot of city planning A UNSW creative producer is harnessing the cultural differences and parallels between China and Australia to produce innovative new urban media. A...

UNSW tops nation with 5 ARC Laureate Fellows

UNSW tops nation with 5 ARC Laureate Fellows UNSW academics have been awarded five of the 14 prestigious Australian Laureate Fellowships from the Australian Research Council (ARC), announced...

What do plants mean to us in the Anthropocene?

What do plants mean to us in the Anthropocene? Dr Prudence Gibson from UNSW Art & Design is leading a new Australian Research Council (ARC) Linkage Project with the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney...

Desert art with heart from the red centre of Alice Springs

Desert art with heart from the red centre of Alice Springs In Alice Springs, a UNSW researcher is working with town camp Indigenous artists to design new ways to share and preserve family histories. From her...

Social robots show promise for future pandemics

Dr Eduardo Benitez Sandoval beside a four-wheeled robot used in the Creative Robotics LabE

Social robots show promise for future pandemics The early adoption of social robots, in the healthcare and service industries, illustrates their potential to assist in future crises. The full...

UNSW Art & Design former manager recognised in Queen’s Birthday Honours list

UNSW Art & Design former manager recognised in Queen’s Birthday Honours list Members of the UNSW community from an array of disciplines are among the 933 Australians who received Queen’s Birthday Honours announced on Monday by...

You little beauty: Australian team wins AI Eurovision-style song contest

Team Australia all geared up for the AI Song Contest in their 3D-printed masks and Australian Swim Team tracksuit dating back to the 1972 Munich Olympic Games. Photo: Uncanny Valley

You little beauty: Australian team wins AI Eurovision-style song contest Inspired by the recent bushfires, an Australian AI-generated song that samples koala, kookaburra and Tasmanian Devil calls has taken out first...

COVID-19: NSW Arts in Crisis

COVID-19: NSW Arts in Crisis UNSW Sydney Associate Professor Lizzie Muller discusses the impact of COVID-19 on the NSW arts sector and the actions needed to avoid crisis.

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