Creative video works envision inclusive futures for Arts Centre Melbourne initiative
Artworks by RMIT students have been selected to feature in Alter State, a disability-led arts initiative celebrating Deaf and Disabled artists, creativity and culture.
How stories and poetry are reconnecting cultures across the Asia-Pacific
A series of events in Melbourne this October bring together First Nations and non-Indigenous writers, poets and scholars from across the Asia-Pacific.
What does Australian film and TV look like after nearly ten years of streaming?
RMIT University brings together researchers and screen industry to look at changes in our film and TV audience habits, streaming strategies, and policy recommendations.
Design expert joins RMIT Europe
Professor Laurene Vaughan, a practising designer, researcher and educator, has joined RMIT’s European Innovation Hub in the role of Research Director.
Celebrating 100 years of architectural and cinematic wonder at The Capitol
From silent films to near-demolition, refurbishments and reinvention, the theatre has stood the test of time to remain a cultural icon of Melbourne.
Machine Listening is controversial, but these artist-researchers want you to hear it
Research into machine listening has made it out of academic journals and into an upcoming performance titled Machine Listening Songbook, as part of Now or Never in Melbourne, which will be presented 31 August at Trades Hall.
Aussie kids let down by streaming algorithms: research
Amid a complex landscape of streaming algorithms, new research shows kids struggle to find local content among the flood of international options.
Major new RMIT Architecture book showcases talents of the next generation
A new publication MAJOR: RMIT Architecture Graduating Projects 2019-2022 captures the immense talent coming through RMIT’s Master of Architecture.
