Megan Cope is a Quandamooka artist from Moreton Bay/North Stradbroke Island in south-eastern Queensland. Her site-specific sculptural installations, public artworks and paintings investigate issues relating to colonial histories, the environment and mapping practices. Kinyingarra Guwinyanba, 2022–, is a sculptural formation and living project on Country and for Country, and is an ongoing collaboration with her community. Off-Country iterations have been exhibited at the Sharjah Biennial 16 (2025); Oceanside Museum of Art, California (2025); Busan Biennale, South Korea (2022); and Institute of Modern Art, Meanjin/Brisbane (2022), among other places. Megan is a member of Aboriginal art collective proppaNOW.
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Earth Ethics
Madeleine Collie, Megan Cope, Charlotte Day and Melissa Ratliff
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Earth Ethics
Madeleine Collie, Megan Cope, Charlotte Day and Melissa Ratliff
Events
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Diana Thorp at the Australian War Memorial
Australian War Memorial
Fairbairn Avenue, Campbell, ACT, Australia
As part of the Australian War Memorial author talks series, Diana Thorp will talk about her book Code of Silence: How Australian Women helped Win the War. She will share...
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Words in Winter: Fed Up and Fighting Back with Lucy Ridge and Tammi Jonas
Daylesford Town Hall
76/78 Vincent St, Daylesford, VIC, Australia
What happens when women walk away from broken systems and start building their own? Lucy Ridge was a chef burned out by the misogyny, long hours and barked orders of commercial...
$18
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Book Launch: Fiery Tales, edited by Ann-Marie Priest (ANU)
Fellows Bar & Cafe, University House
1 Balmain Cres, Acton, ACT
Join Dr Ann-Marie Priest as she discusses her latest book Fiery Tales: The correspondence of Gwen Harwood and Larry Sitsky (Monash University Publishing) with Dr Susan Lever. Ann-Marie Priest is...
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The Future, Interrupted: An Innovation Week Special with Richard King
Melbourne Connect - Science Gallery Melbourne - SGM Theatre
Level G, 700 Swanston Street, Carlton, VIC, Australia
Exploring how we imagine the future, how technology shapes our lives, & how the choices we make today influence the world we build tomorro2. This special event explores how we...
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Authors in the Age of AI: Help, Harm, and What Comes Next with Richard King and others (WA)
Armadale Library
Central Shopping Centre, Shop 64/10 Orchard Ave, Armadale, WA
Authors are seeing their work used without consent to train large language models (LLMs), facing markets flooded with machine-generated content, and grappling with new tools that promise to help –...
Events
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Diana Thorp at the Australian War Memorial
Australian War Memorial Fairbairn Avenue, Campbell, ACT, AustraliaAs part of the Australian War Memorial author talks series, Diana Thorp will talk about her book Code of Silence: How Australian Women helped Win the War. She will share...
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Words in Winter: Fed Up and Fighting Back with Lucy Ridge and Tammi Jonas
Daylesford Town Hall 76/78 Vincent St, Daylesford, VIC, AustraliaWhat happens when women walk away from broken systems and start building their own? Lucy Ridge was a chef burned out by the misogyny, long hours and barked orders of commercial...
$18 -
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Book Launch: Fiery Tales, edited by Ann-Marie Priest (ANU)
Fellows Bar & Cafe, University House 1 Balmain Cres, Acton, ACTJoin Dr Ann-Marie Priest as she discusses her latest book Fiery Tales: The correspondence of Gwen Harwood and Larry Sitsky (Monash University Publishing) with Dr Susan Lever. Ann-Marie Priest is...
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The Future, Interrupted: An Innovation Week Special with Richard King
Melbourne Connect - Science Gallery Melbourne - SGM Theatre Level G, 700 Swanston Street, Carlton, VIC, AustraliaExploring how we imagine the future, how technology shapes our lives, & how the choices we make today influence the world we build tomorro2. This special event explores how we...
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Authors in the Age of AI: Help, Harm, and What Comes Next with Richard King and others (WA)
Armadale Library Central Shopping Centre, Shop 64/10 Orchard Ave, Armadale, WAAuthors are seeing their work used without consent to train large language models (LLMs), facing markets flooded with machine-generated content, and grappling with new tools that promise to help –...
