"Strut your Stuff" Postgraduate Symposium

Strut your Stuff; a work in progress Symposium was held on Wednesday 20 July 2005. Organised by the AHCCA Postgraduate Association Committee, it was an opportunity for the postgraduate community of the School to, quite literally, “strut” their academic stuff. The Symposium is one of two key events organised by the Committee during the academic year and is considered an important stepping stone for postgraduates before the end of year Conference.

The varied and stimulating programme, chaired by members of the academic staff, features a set of papers from the disciplines represented by the School.

Program

	Theatre 1	Theatre 2
10.00	Welcome & Morning Tea: Economics & Commerce
Session 1	Storytelling Chair: Professor Jaynie Anderson	Strut Your Stuff Chair: Dr. Felicity Colman
10.30	Miriam Riverlea Kids and their Troys: the Trojan War in Children's Literature	Chloe Johnston Music Space: Deterritorializing the Rock Milieu
11.00	Alex Ling Badiou, Deleuze, Lacan, Oh My!: Revolutions in the Land of Oz	Alison Holland Trace Vision: The Work of Contemporary Artist Mariko Mori
11.30	Anna Drummond TBA	Estelle Strazdins Lucians' 'Nigrinus' and Cultural Identity in the Roman Empire of the Second-Century CE
12.00	Lunch
Session 2	Rewind Chair Dr. Susan Lowish	Tracing Borders: Infinity, Lineage & Intersection Chair: Dr. Chris Mackie
13.00	Helen Bott Reassessing the Interpretations of the Meaning and Function of Tempera as a Medium for William Blake	Alice Burgin Moving Towards the Infinite: the Here and Now of the Post-Nuclear Sublime
13.30	Robyn Dold Minimalism: A Myth of Australian Art History	Aleks Michalewicz Male Demigods: A Study in Liminality
14.00	Damian Lentini Precincts and Marketplaces: The Re-Mapping of Melbourne's Cultural Landscape	Grace McQuilten Adam Kalkin: Infecting Architecture with Desire
14.30	Afternoon Tea: Economics & Commerce Foyer
Session 3	The Italians Chair: Dr. Christopher Marshall	-----------------------------
15.00	Zoe Willis 'The Finding of Moses' at the National Gallery of Victoria	-----------------------------
15.30	Domenique Godfrey 'Even Rome is a Bore' - An Existential Analysis of Boredom in 'La Dolce Vita' and 'L'Avventura'	-----------------------------
16.00	Hugh Hudson It Is Not Always What You Know: Patterns of Patronage in the Renaissance	------------------------------
16.30	Katrina Grant The Scenographic Sensibility: Theatrical Description and Depiction in the Garden Prints of Falda and Dal Re	------------------------------
17.00	Reception: Elisabeth Murdoch Courtyard

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