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The philosopher's hut is a space designed for privacy, where exile and thought go hand-in-hand.

Artist Lara Merrett will "harness the community's creative input" in a 10-day outdoor studio starting at The University of Queensland Art Museum on Monday.

A University of Birmingham expert is joining forces with British Army and the Bundeswehr to help strengthen bonds between German and British soldiers through his research into their shared entertainment history.

The boundaries between art, design, science and technology are disappearing in a digital world. Today, artists use algorithms, scientists rely on visualization and designers are often focused on helping people navigate new technologies.

Health + Behavior Tyler Bacon met some of the people who donated blood and platelets while he was being treated for cancer at UCLA Elaine Schmidt As Tyler Bacon gripped the lectern in Carnesale Commons and scanned the crowd gazing at him expectantly, he struggled to hold back tears.

Victorian Treaty Advancement Commissioner Jill Gallagher will today launch a new collaboration that will explore the challenges that impact on the relationship between Indigenous and settler Australians.

The ANU School of Art and Design has been transformed from studio to gallery to show case the final art works of 110 graduating students from the Class of 2018.

The ANU School of Art and Design has been transformed from studio to gallery to show case the final art works of 110 graduating students from the Class of 2018.

‌A series of drawings by a Scottish artist showing powerful glimpses of death and dying will have their first public exhibition in Scotland.

For many living in remote parts of Scotland it was their first experience of cinema. The operators of the Highland and Islands Film Guild, affectionately known as the "Men of the Wee Cinema" took the Big Screen to small communities up and down remote areas of Scotland.

Mary Shelley's  Frankenstein  is taking on a new form this week at the University of Chicago, thanks to an alumni-led performance collective that turns shadow puppetry into a cinematic experience.

Two members of the Faculty of Arts & Humanities, Dr Erika Balsom (Film Studies) and Dr Shaul Tor (Philosophy & Classics), have been awarded prestigious Philip Leverhulme prizes.

External Relations writer Jacqui Bealing goes on the trail of an iconic sculpture that, for a while, lived at the University of Sussex.