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Practice-led research in the visual arts, particularly printmaking, painting, works on paper, textiles.

Carole is a member of Artful Engagements with Place. She has served on the Faculty Research Committee and is a member of the University Research and Higher Degrees Committee.

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Angela's research and published work in theatre and performance is both practical and theoretical. She is currently investigating the intersections between performing heritage and history, ecology and sustainability in theatre and performance. Her research interests have developed from 15 years’ experience as a freelance actor and theatre creator in a range of industry environments from mainstream to independent production, film and TV.

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Kim’s areas of research include Caroline playwright Richard Brome; Women Directors, including investigation into the career and legacy of Australian director Ewa Czajor; Shakespeare and Renaissance playwrights and actor training. She undertook research at the Royal Shakespeare Company archives held at the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust, Stratford upon Avon, and the archives of Shakespeare's Globe, London. Her original work Alice Arden radically reinterpreted female representation in Arden of Faversham. She is a peer assessor for Creative Victoria and a founding member of the Australian Women Directors Alliance.

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Space, Place and Recurring history are categories through which practice-led research enables, articulates and deepens relations to place which have been impacted through cultural, social, historical and environmental forces.

Performance, photography and video are the artistic methods through which this practice is realised

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Rick's research interests focus on music theatre composition and performance.

In addition to his ongoing work as a professional composer, Rick has published articles on contemporary classical composers for the Rough Guide to Classical Music (Penguin) and his music for Rufus Norris’s Young Vic production of Sleeping Beauty is published by Nick Hearn Books. Recent works include The Last of England, a CD of solo piano music and preparations for a major performance of his composition Stari Most at St Martin’s in the Fields, London, sponsored by George Clooney and activist John Prendergast.

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Jimmy Pasakos spent much of his childhood exploring the industrial docklands of Melbourne, whose polluted artificial landscape highly influenced his earlier artwork.