The School of Music at The Australian National University is delighted to host this innovative research conference on the creative work of women. This event provides an opportunity for research professionals to gather, present their methodologies, discuss the unique issues surrounding the creative arena, and propose strategies to enhance and enrich their working lives as strong members of an international cultural and artistic voice. The gathering will feature a rich exchange of research ideas, including round-table discussions and panels that develop and enhance practices for women in the creative fields.

This event is supported by the College of Arts and Social Sciences, and the Gender Institute at The Australian National University, and the Australia Council for the Arts.

 

Professor Cat Hope (Monash University)

Professor Liza Lim (University of Sydney)

 

General delegate (non-presenting)	Full	$100
	Concession	$75
One day attendee	Full	$50
	Concession	$25
Conference Recital	General Admission	$20 (available at the door)

 

 

Registration for presenting delegates and general attendees includes:

Registration for the conference

One general admission ticket for the conference recital

Lunch on all conference days

 

To download the current version of the conference program click here.

 

Dr Natalie Williams	School of Music, The Australian National University
Assoc Prof Linda Kouvaras	University of Melbourne
Assoc Prof Samantha Bennett	School of Music, The Australian National University
Dr Lucy Neave	The Australian National University
Dr Martyn Jolly	School of Art, The Australian National University
Dr Maria Grenfell	University of Tasmania
Dr Katy Abbott Kvasnica	University of Melbourne
Dr Kit Devine	The Australian National University

Therese Milanovic, piano

Louise King, violoncello

Christa Powell, violin

 

Muses Piano Trio are some of Australia’s leading and most exciting musicians in contemporary classical music, known for their edgy, spine tingling and virtuosic performance style: Christa Powell (violin), Louise King (cello) and Therese Milanovic (piano).

 

 “an edgy, compelling, powerful, memorable and often-moving performance”, “spine-chilling” Catherine Lawrence, Anywhere Festival 2016