Dr Fabri Blacklock is an academic, artist, historian and educator at UNSW Art & Design, who is passionate about improving equity in education for Aboriginal people.
For this year's Sydney Vivid festival UNSW Engineering, Built Environment and Art & Design students cooked up a two-tonne treat – an eight-by-eight meter Celestial Pancake that is suspended from the ceiling of Sydney’s Overseas Passenger Terminal.
The annual announcement of the Archibald Prize is one of Sydney’s great spectacles. This year's winning portrait depicts one of Australia's leading artists, Lindy Lee.
Dr Fabri Blacklock is an academic, artist, historian and educator at UNSW Art & Design, who is passionate about improving equity in education for Aboriginal people.
The second Big Anxiety Festival, a world-leading initiative of UNSW Sydney and other organisations that uses the arts to promote mental health, has received new support from the state government.
