herald chair of fine arts
Closing date has been extended to 30 November 2014. Click here for further details.
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art gallery of new keynote lecture: professor maura reilly
Professor Maura Reilly coined the phrase ‘curatorial activism’ and will deliver the AGNSW keynote lecture ‘Curatorial Activism: Toward an Ethics of Curating’. Click here for further details.
visiting fellowship in creative arts at indiana university
The United States Studies Centre at the University of Sydney invites applications for the above-named fellowship. The successful applicant would spend her/his time at Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana during the period September-December 2015. Application date extended. Click here for further details.
herald chair of fine arts
The Faculty of Arts is currently seeking an esteemed scholar to appoint as the Herald Chair of Fine Arts within the Art History and Art Curatorship discipline. Click here for further details.
fellowship for visiting scholars, united states studies centre
The United States Studies Centre (ussc.edu.au) at the University of Sydney invites applicants for Visiting Scholar Fellowships for 2015-16 (June 1 2015-May 31 2016). Click here for further details.
senior lecturer/associate professor – art history and art theory
The Centre for Art History and Art Theory is seeking a Senior Lecturer/Associate Professor in Art History and Art Theory. Click here for further details.
chass national forum
This year’s Forum Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences and the Public Good will be held at the University of Melbourne on 8 and 9 October. Over the course of two days, academics, researchers, political leaders, policy makers and arts practitioners will explore, debate and develop future strategies for the humanities, arts and social sciences to contribute to public good – see http://www.chass.org.au/forum/register.htm
lecturer in art history
The university of Melbourne is seeking a lecturer in art history – closes 7 September 2014. Click here for more details.
the life of things: call for papers
The 18th annual Work In Progress (WIP) is a postgraduate conference addressing the theme of “The Life of Things” from disciplines within the humanities including literary and cultural studies, film, media and communication studies, drama, art history, and writing. Call for papers closes 31 July 2014.