What's On at UWA

Don’t miss talented UWA Music students as they compete in the finals for the Pauline Steele Prize for cello performance and the Waveny Wansbrough Prize for piano performance.

John Finlay-Jones is a UWA graduate and tutor. Appointed to Flinders University as a Lecturer in Clinical Microbiology and Clinical Immunology in the School of Medicine in 1977, his more recent appointments at there were as Professor of Microbiology and Infectious Diseases and Head (Executive Dean) (...)

Matthew Styles and Adam Pinto conclude the 2003 Lunchtime concert series with a program featuring works by Australian composers including the world premier of "Sound Bytes" by Adam Pinto.

Jennifer Byrne, host of the ABC TV program Foreign Correspondent, got her first foreign posting in her early 20s, working from San Francisco for The Age newspaper. Some 25 years, dozens of countries and countless stories later, she's still at it - and regards the thunk of the plane door, just (...)

The first of a series of talks in relation to the exhibition 'Paper Matters', curated by Janice Baker. The exhibition highlights prints, drawings, watercolour and mixed media on paper drawn from the UWA Art Collection.

This performance will feature the following rhythms from some of the very talented performers in Perth and student multi-religious groups; Gazals,Gospel,Bhakthi music,Sufi songs,Keertans and Jewish songs. All are welcomed to support our step to foster unity among people of different backgrounds and (...)

The Perth Undergraduate Choral Society Inc. presents:

BLISS

A Choral Journey from the Clasical to the Romantic Era.

Conductor: Sarah Penn

Organist: Dominic Perisnotti

Accompanist: Alistair Smith

Tickets $15/$10 call 9389 6469, email (...)

Today is going to be a fantastic warm summer’s day and is a great opportunity to enjoy a fabulous lunch in the sunshine at the UWA Boatshed.

Why not organise a few friends and enjoy the beautiful scenery of Matilda Bay, or Members drop in for post-work drinks and nibblies?

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Political, social and economic developments in Indonesea are reported more and more frequently in the Australian media. What are the issues that will impact on Indonesia's transition fromm dictatorship, through turmoil to a new Indonesia?

037007 Thursdays 7.30-9pm Nov 6 13 20 27 Dec 4 $1 (...)

LEI is proud to extend its support of WA youth beyond the realm of science by showcasing the very best of young Western Australian musical talent in its 2003 Concert Series.

Also celebrating its 20th anniversary, the West Australian Youth Jazz Orchestra has earned an international (...)

The voyage of the French corvette L'Uranie under the command of Louis de Freyincet during the period 1817-1820, was the culmination of a programme of French interest and scientific explorations that included Australia. Smuggled aboard was Louis' wife Rose, so beginning one of France's geat loves (...)

You always wanted to improve your French and have fun at the same time? Join UWA French Department's yearly French-in-Action tour from 1st to 21st December 2003. Aimed at either beginners or advanced learners of French, the tour is led by UWA Senior Lecturer, Hélène Jaccomard, and consists of a (...)

Gail Cameron is Administrator of the Central TAFE Art Gallery and Artist-in-residence program, and exhibition curator. She is a specialist in the careers and practice of key Western Australian printmakers of the 1930s and 1940s.

This talk is in relation to the exhibition 'Paper Matters' (...)

UWA Choral Society present's THE CHRISTMAS STORY as told by J.S. Bach in the CHRISTMAS ORATORIO

The Christmas season brings a vast range of musical offerings, J S Bach's Christmas Oratorio is a gorgeous piece and not often performed in Perth. Most large choirs prefer to perform the (...)

The 76th UWA Summer School is now enrolling. Early Bird discounts across all events apply until Friday 14th November. Highlights include international award-winning journalist and documentary maker John Pilger, The Summer School Variety Concert and Picnic, free lecture series: UWA Speaks Out, A (...)

200 singers head to Perth for unique choral music festival

PERTH, WESTERN AUSTRALIA. In conjunction with the Perth International Arts Festival 2004, the 55th Australian Intervarsity Choral Festival will be held in Perth from February 6 – 22, culminating in two exciting performances. < (...)

'Pri-mates' brings together giant drawings of an ape's hand, bronze busts of chimpanzees and photographs and video of the interaction between ape and human in the confines of a zoo, a space where both are put on exhibition. 'Pri-mates' is at Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery from 15 February-20. April (...)

This wonderful production directed by John Milson marks the 50th Anniversary of the Graduate Dramatic Society, the 40th anniversary of the first production in the New Fortune Theatre and the tenth consecutive year that GRADS has presented a summer Shakespeare in the New Fortune.

The (...)

UWA Extension Autumn School, which starts on March 1, is now enrolling. 140 Short courses, Lectures and special events continuing through March, April and May. Visit our website for further information and enrolments or phone for a brochure.

The 2004 Free Thursday Lunchtime Concert Series commences with a solo piano recital by Master of Music student Gawon Kim.

Program:

Beethoven - Sonata No30 in E Major Op109, Mendelssohn - Variations sérieuses Op54

For a 2004 Lunchtime Concert Series brochure (...)