UQ Art Museum and Climate Aware Creative Practices Network Launch Online Reading Group on Aunty Mary Graham's Work
From 25 September to 6 November, the UQ Art Museum in Brisbane, in collaboration with the Climate Aware Creative Practices Network (CACP), will conduct an online reading group focused on Aunty Mary Graham, a prominent Aboriginal philosopher in Australia. This event serves as a precursor to the summit titled 'Reflective Motives: Two Days with the Climate Aware Creative Practices Network,' scheduled for 12–13 November. The reading group, which is open to everyone, will feature discussions, live readings, and written reflections, including selections from Graham's book 'Politics: Philosophical Ordering by Country.' Aunty Mary Graham is set to deliver a keynote address at the summit alongside Tristen Harwood, with Dr. Jacqueline Chlanda and Therese Keogh leading the initiative to promote interdisciplinary conversations on pressing social, environmental, and political climate challenges.
Key facts
- UQ Art Museum and Climate Aware Creative Practices Network launch online reading group on Aunty Mary Graham's work.
- Reading group runs fortnightly via Zoom from 25 September to 6 November.
- Reflective Motives summit takes place 12–13 November at UQ Art Museum.
- Aunty Mary Graham is Australia's leading Aboriginal philosopher.
- Graham will have keynote conversation with Tristen Harwood from Victorian College of the Arts.
- Reading group materials include excerpts from Graham's book 'Politics: Philosophical Ordering by Country' co-authored with Morgan Brigg.
- Project led by Dr Jacqueline Chlanda and Therese Keogh.
- No specialist background required; all modes of participation welcome.
Entities
Artists
- Aunty Mary Graham
- Tristen Harwood
- Therese Keogh
- Dr Jacqueline Chlanda
- Megan Cope
- Morgan Brigg
Institutions
- UQ Art Museum
- Climate Aware Creative Practices Network
- Victorian College of the Arts
- Monash University Museum of Art
- Open Spatial Workshop
- Access Lab & Library
Locations
- Brisbane
- Australia
- Adelaide
- London