Yoga @BOFA

Good Morning Sunshine! Start the day with a rejuvenating yoga session in the art gallery in historic Ritchies Mill overlooking the picturesque Tamar River. Lead by Hatha Yoga teacher Jude Hillhouse.

Or, if you’re in need of a Hair of the Dog after last night’s After Party shenanigans – breakfast in delicious style at the award winning Stillwater Restaurant & River Café in Ritchies Mill.

Cinema, Theatre Publics Colloquium

Join the UTAS School of Architecture & Design and School of Visual & Performing Arts roundtable of national and international practitioners and theorists as they tease out the issues regarding the future of cinema and theatre in today’s society. Lunch provided.

Sundown Cinema @BOFA

FREE SCREENINGS
Grab a blanket and a few friends or family to experience free screenings of film under the stars. Featuring a mix of winners from MyState Student Film Festival and short films from around Australia and the world. Bring a hamper or purchase wines, beer and food from “The Balcony”.

Interstices Under Construction Symposium:
Technics, Memory and the Architecture of History

Join the UTAS School of Architecture & Design and the Interstices Journal at this opening session of an international symposium into the connections between images, art, language, technology and architecture. The symposium will look at how we remember the past and how history is written and will draw upon disasters such as the Christchurch earthquake and 9/11 as powerful recent examples. The keynote speaker in this opening session is Prof Alessandra Ponte from the University of Montreal, Canada. Includes evening cocktails for the launch of Issue 12 of the Interstices Journal.

Interstices Under Construction Symposium:
Technics, Memory and the Architecture of History

Join the UTAS School of Architecture & Design and the Interstices Journal at the second session of an international symposium into the connections between images, art, language, technology and architecture. The symposium will look at how we remember the past and how history is written and will draw upon disasters such as the Christchurch earthquake and 9/11 as powerful recent examples. The keynote speaker for this session is Prof Jeff Malpas from the University of Tasmania.

Interstices Under Construction Symposium:
Technics, Memory and the Architecture of History

Join the UTAS School of Architecture & Design and the Interstices Journal at the third session of an international symposium into the connections between images, art, language, technology and architecture. The symposium will look at how we remember the past and how history is written. The keynote speaker for this session is Dr Peg Rawes from the University College, London.

Sunday Interstices Under Construction Symposium:
Technics, Memory and the Architecture of History

Join the UTAS School of Architecture & Design and the Interstices Journal at the final session of an international symposium into the connections between images, art, language, technology and architecture. The symposium will look at how we remember the past and how history is written. The keynote speakers for this session are Prof Bill Taylor from the University of Western Australia and Dr Karen Burns from Monash University. Includes lunch and a plenary session.