Research Essentials: recordings now available
News 20 MayResearch Essentials has wrapped up for the semester, but you can still access recordings of all our sessions through the training hub.
Explore an exhibition of magical Australiana in the ACU Melbourne Visual Arts Studio from 20 – 25 February 2026.
Sydney artist Rachel Anne Buch brings us her second body of work inspired by her research as an ACU Historical Children’s Collections Fellowship recipient in 2024. Is Everything Alive Down Here? vividly brings to life the hidden worlds found in children’s literature.
Step into ACU Melbourne's Visual Arts Studio to immerse yourself in a distinctly Australian fantasy landscape filled with creatures and characters that feel both fresh and familiar. On display for a short time only.
Learn more about the ACU Historical Children’s Collections Fellowship that sparked this exhibition, and make sure you check out Rachel Anne Buch’s website to explore her other works.
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Research Essentials has wrapped up for the semester, but you can still access recordings of all our sessions through the training hub.
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