Hop aboard the Anarchive Bus Tour!

Travelling between Anarchive: Gut-feeling at ACE and Anarchive: knowledge follows Form at FUMA, this exclusive cross-venue tour offers a unique experience of the dual exhibitions and the ideas that connect them.

Trace the enduring legacy of experimental art in Adelaide with curator Sasha Grbich as she explores the artists, practices and radical histories shaping these two exhibitions. At ACE, hear insights from co-curator Danni Zuvela, before joining feature artist Bridget Currie at FUMA to consider whose stories are preserved, whose voices are excluded, and how contemporary artists and curators can reshape cultural memory. It’s art history in motion!

Event Schedule:

2:50pm: Attendees arrive at ACE for a 3pm start

3:00pm: Exhibition tour at ACE led by Sasha Grbich

3:50pm: Tour bus departs from ACE

4:20pm: Tour bus arrives at FUMA

4:30pm: Exhibition tour at FUMA featuring artist Bridget Currie, followed by refreshments

6:00pm: Depart from FUMA

6:30pm: Tour bus arrives at ACE

Please note: places are limited due to bus capacity. Bookings essential.

Please contact FUMA if you require any accessibility arrangements.

Oranges and Lemons is an immersive, sound-led performance work for three actors and musician, with text by playwright-performer Glace Chase and sound and music by 2025 Assemblage Artist in Residence, composer-performer Basil Hogios.

Three figures are trapped in an increasingly unstable web of intimacy, memory, and emotional dependency, shaped by the extraordinary musical sensitivity of its central character, whose inner world gradually begins to overwhelm the reality around them.

The piece is staged within Flinders’ 32-speaker ambisonic environment “The Cube” and Hogios and Chase are joined on stage by the 2026 Drama Centre International Visiting Artist Gerrard McArthur and Third Year student of the Bachelor of Performance – Acting, Oscar Baldwin, directed by Dr Christopher Hurrell.

Drawing on minimalist compositional structures, patterns of repetition and variation, and the unstable dynamics of memory and perception, the work places the audience inside an evolving sonic landscape that shifts fluidly around and through them. In this creative development presentation, Hogios performs the full score live, manipulating keyboard, electronics, and spatial diffusion in real time as the performers navigate a fractured and intimate dramaturgy shaped by pressure, rhythm, and proximity. The result is a hybrid theatrical and musical experience in which immersive sound actively constructs the emotional, psychological, and spatial world of the performance.

Glace Chase

Aussie American Glace Chase is a multiple award winning “trans-queen” / performer / playwright / comedienne / screenwriter / artiste. Glace has been there, done that in a career that defies easy categorization with Time Out NYC calling her “delightfully satanic” & the Sydney Morning Herald “an all fucking triumph”.

She wrote & starred in Sydney Theatre Company/Queensland Theatre Co’s hit play Triple X, earning rave reviews & nightly standing Ovations. Triple X was shortlisted for both the Susan Smith Blackburn Award and Nick Enright Prize.

Basil Hogios

Basil is a composer and sound designer working internationally in film, television, performing arts, album production and art installation. He has  collaborated extensively with leading Australian theatre companies, including Sydney Theatre Company, Melbourne Theatre Company, Belvoir Street, Bell Shakespeare,

and Griffin Theatre Company, as well as independent and Arts Festival hits. His contributions

encompass both music composition and sound design. He was the 2025 Assemblage Centre for Creative Practice Research Artist in Residence at Flinders University.

Gerrard McArthur

Gerrard McArthur is an internationally regarded actor, director, and teacher whose career spans major European theatre institutions, contemporary classics, and some of the most demanding heightened performance traditions in modern theatre. A longtime collaborator of playwright Howard Barker and Principal Artistic Associate of Barker’s company The Wrestling School, McArthur is widely recognised for his work on complex, language-driven performance. Gerrard is the 2026 Drama Centre International Visiting Artist, continuing an engagement with Adelaide’s theatre culture which began with his major role in the 2000 Adelaide Festival production of Barker’s eight-hour epic The Ecstatic Bible.

“The Cube”

The Cube at Flinders University, is the only ambisonic studio in South Australia. Ambisonic sound technology captures and recreates sound from all directions, creating an immersive listening experience. One of only a handful worldwide, The Cube is used by artists and researchers to develop immersive sound design projects. For Oranges and Lemons, The Cube has been located in the Flinders Drama Centre Rehearsal Room, facilitating experimental creative practice research into the integration of ambisonics and live performance.

Oranges and Lemons is an immersive, sound-led performance work for three actors and musician, with text by playwright-performer Glace Chase and sound and music by 2025 Assemblage Artist in Residence, composer-performer Basil Hogios.

Three figures are trapped in an increasingly unstable web of intimacy, memory, and emotional dependency, shaped by the extraordinary musical sensitivity of its central character, whose inner world gradually begins to overwhelm the reality around them.

The piece is staged within Flinders’ 32-speaker ambisonic environment “The Cube” and Hogios and Chase are joined on stage by the 2026 Drama Centre International Visiting Artist Gerrard McArthur and Third Year student of the Bachelor of Performance – Acting, Oscar Baldwin, directed by Dr Christopher Hurrell.

Drawing on minimalist compositional structures, patterns of repetition and variation, and the unstable dynamics of memory and perception, the work places the audience inside an evolving sonic landscape that shifts fluidly around and through them. In this creative development presentation, Hogios performs the full score live, manipulating keyboard, electronics, and spatial diffusion in real time as the performers navigate a fractured and intimate dramaturgy shaped by pressure, rhythm, and proximity. The result is a hybrid theatrical and musical experience in which immersive sound actively constructs the emotional, psychological, and spatial world of the performance.

Glace Chase

Aussie American Glace Chase is a multiple award winning “trans-queen” / performer / playwright / comedienne / screenwriter / artiste. Glace has been there, done that in a career that defies easy categorization with Time Out NYC calling her “delightfully satanic” & the Sydney Morning Herald “an all fucking triumph”.

She wrote & starred in Sydney Theatre Company/Queensland Theatre Co’s hit play Triple X, earning rave reviews & nightly standing Ovations. Triple X was shortlisted for both the Susan Smith Blackburn Award and Nick Enright Prize.

Basil Hogios

Basil is a composer and sound designer working internationally in film, television, performing arts, album production and art installation. He has  collaborated extensively with leading Australian theatre companies, including Sydney Theatre Company, Melbourne Theatre Company, Belvoir Street, Bell Shakespeare,

and Griffin Theatre Company, as well as independent and Arts Festival hits. His contributions

encompass both music composition and sound design. He was the 2025 Assemblage Centre for Creative Practice Research Artist in Residence at Flinders University.

Gerrard McArthur

Gerrard McArthur is an internationally regarded actor, director, and teacher whose career spans major European theatre institutions, contemporary classics, and some of the most demanding heightened performance traditions in modern theatre. A longtime collaborator of playwright Howard Barker and Principal Artistic Associate of Barker’s company The Wrestling School, McArthur is widely recognised for his work on complex, language-driven performance. Gerrard is the 2026 Drama Centre International Visiting Artist, continuing an engagement with Adelaide’s theatre culture which began with his major role in the 2000 Adelaide Festival production of Barker’s eight-hour epic The Ecstatic Bible.

“The Cube”

The Cube at Flinders University, is the only ambisonic studio in South Australia. Ambisonic sound technology captures and recreates sound from all directions, creating an immersive listening experience. One of only a handful worldwide, The Cube is used by artists and researchers to develop immersive sound design projects. For Oranges and Lemons, The Cube has been located in the Flinders Drama Centre Rehearsal Room, facilitating experimental creative practice research into the integration of ambisonics and live performance.

The AI4NCD Innovation Collaborative Symposium will bring together researchers, clinicians, policy leaders, industry partners, and community stakeholders to explore how artificial intelligence can support more effective, equitable, and integrated care for non-communicable diseases. The symposium will showcase emerging ideas, current projects, and partnership opportunities focused on responsible AI, implementation, and system-level innovation across the NCD care continuum.

You’re invited to be a part of ICA’s first Capture the Flag: Cyber Security Challenge Day.

📅 Tuesday, 14 July 2026

🕘 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

📍 Flinders Tonsley | Level 3, Room 3.08

This full-day event is designed for university students from any background who are interested in cyber security—whether you’re just curious or already developing technical skills. No prior experience is required.

Step into the role of a security analyst as you solve real-world challenges and uncover hidden “flags” across systems, code, and networks. The day kicks off with a Cisco-led Capture the Flag competition (with the opportunity to progress your Ethical Hacker badge), followed by a live cyber-attack and defence simulation in teams.

You’ll be guided throughout the day by ICA experts Richard Dodsworth, Alistair Macvicar and Tina Fotouplos, sharing practical insights and tips.

Why attend? This is a chance to build practical, job-ready skills, gain exposure to industry tools and ways of working, and connect with experts and peers in a rapidly growing field.

What’s included:

• Hands-on Capture the Flag competition (Ethical Hacker badge eligible)
• Live cyber-attack and defence simulation
• Guidance from ICA and industry experts
• Free lunch and refreshments

Spots are limited. Secure your place now and register here

Curious about a career in health and medical research? Come along to Road to Research and discover what’s possible.

Meet placement, honours, masters and PhD supervisors offering a wide range of research projects, from biosciences, through to clinical trials and public health. Find out about their research, discuss what interests you and potentially find your future research supervisor.

Learn more about the pathways into health & medical research at Flinders, discuss entry requirements & scholarships and talk with current Flinders Health & Medical Research Institute students, all in a relaxed environment – with pizza lunch provided!

Register via the Eventbrite link to secure your spot.

Book Club Series | Short Stories, Big Impact

About this event

Led by Flinders writer and academic Marina Deller, join us for the Book Club’s first city‑based session exploring short stories and the art of small narratives.

About this event

Short fiction invites us into a moment, a voice, a feeling, and often leaves us thinking long after we’ve finished. From flash fiction to contemporary collections, we’ll explore how writers create depth, tension and connection in just a few pages.

📚 Bring along a short story or collection you’ve enjoyed, even just one that has stayed with you, or come along to listen and join the conversation.

📖 Discover and borrow from the Library’s Leisure Reading Collection, curated to support reading for enjoyment.

About the Book Club Series

Supported by the University’s Thriving at Flinders program, the Library’s 2026 Book Club series is all about connection, wellbeing and the joy of leisure reading. Featuring Flinders University writers, it offers a relaxed space for staff and students to come together and share ideas.

Each session includes:

• Curated reading lists
• Guided discussion led by academic staff
• Light refreshments and small giveaways

👥 Open to staff and students.

📌 Please use the registration form to let us know of any accessibility requirements, allergies or food intolerances.

About the speaker

Marina Deller is a writer, academic and critic at Flinders University, working on Kaurna Country.

Their work explores identity, grief, memory and storytelling across forms including essays, short stories, poetry and hybrid works. Marina’s writing has been published widely, including in The Conversation, Westerly, Voiceworks, Archer and InDaily.

They are an award-winning teacher of Writing and Literature and an active contributor to the Life Narrative Lab, where they curate and lead reading events that centre contemporary storytelling.

Event details

📅 Date: Tuesday, 11 August

🕛 Time: 12.00pm – 1.30 pm
📍 Location: Flinders City Campus, Welcome Hub (Level 1), Adelaide CBD
👥 Audience: Open to staff and students

📌 Accessibility & dietary requirements: Please use the registration form to let us know of any accessibility requirements, allergies or food intolerances.

Eventbrite tickets here. 

Swing past our Career Crew Popup for quick tips, real chats and the inside scoop on jobs, skills and opportunities.

✅ Discover CareerHub
✅ Explore jobs
✅ Chat with the Career Crew

No bookings, no pressure – just drop in, get inspired and own your next step.

Next Up…

PC4 2026 Scientific Symposium 

PC4 (Primary Care Collaborative Cancer Clinical Trials Group) in partnership with Flinders University’s Caring Futures Institute invites you to come together and drive innovation and improvement in cancer in primary care research on Wednesday 9 September 2026 at Crowne Plaza Adelaide, SA.

With a focus on the theme “Primary Care: Central to Comprehensive Cancer Care”, the day will showcase primary care’s vital and enduring role throughout one’s cancer journey — from prevention and early detection through to treatment, survivorship, and palliative care.

The Symposium will showcase the latest research in primary care and cancer across a range of sub-themes, including the incorporation of cutting-edge technology, optimising the integration and provision of care across primary and tertiary systems, improving psychological and physiological support, and emerging trends in cancer and cancer care.

Register here

Swing past our Career Crew Popup for quick tips, real chats and the inside scoop on jobs, skills and opportunities.

✅ Discover CareerHub
✅ Explore jobs
✅ Chat with the Career Crew

No bookings, no pressure – just drop in, get inspired and own your next step.

Next Up…

Book Club Series | Witches: Dark Histories and Powerful Women

This spooky season, join Flinders University writer and academic Lisa Bennett for a Library Book Club session exploring witches across history.

About this event

From folklore and early modern fears to feminist reclamations and contemporary fantasy, we will trace how the figure of the witch has been shaped, challenged and reimagined across time.

📚 Bring along a book, character or story that features a witch figure, or simply come along to listen and join the conversation.

📖 Discover and borrow from the Library’s Leisure Reading Collection, curated to support reading for enjoyment.

About the Book Club Series

Supported by the University’s Thriving at Flinders program, the Library’s 2026 Book Club series is all about connection, wellbeing and the joy of leisure reading. Featuring Flinders University writers, it offers a relaxed space for staff and students to come together and share ideas.

Each session includes:

• Curated reading lists
• Guided discussion led by academic staff
• Light refreshments and small giveaways

👥 Open to staff and students.

📌 Please use the registration form to let us know of any accessibility requirements, allergies or food intolerances.

About the speaker

Associate Professor Lisa Bennett is a literary scholar at Flinders University whose work explores gender, narrative and cultural representation across literature and popular culture. Her research spans the Viking Age, as well as genre fiction, speculative storytelling and creative practice.

She is the author of Viking Women: Life and Lore and the forthcoming Yet She Lives: Fierce and Fantastical Women of Norse Mythology (2026), a vivid retelling of the lives of mythological Norse women.

Lisa is also the co-author of Story Thinking and the Real-world Applications of Sci-Fi and Fantasy Writing and, writing as Lisa L. Hannett, is an award-winning author of multiple short story collections, a novel, and over 80 works across fantasy, science fiction, horror and historical fiction.

Event Details

📅 Date: 13 October

🕛 Time: 12.00pm – 1.30 pm
📍 Location: Central Library, Level 1
👥 Audience: Open to staff and students

📌 Accessibility & dietary requirements: Please use the registration form to let us know of any accessibility requirements, allergies or food intolerances.

Eventbrite tickets here. 

Swing past our Career Crew Popup for quick tips, real chats and the inside scoop on jobs, skills and opportunities.

✅ Discover CareerHub
✅ Explore jobs
✅ Chat with the Career Crew

No bookings, no pressure – just drop in, get inspired and own your next step.

Next Up…

Book Club series | Halloween: Spooky Stories

Book Club just got spooky! Join Flinders writer and academic Amy T. Matthews and the AMY& podcast for a Halloween-themed discussion.

About this event

From classic horror and gothic fiction to contemporary thrillers, supernatural tales and eerie favourites, this session will explore why we’re drawn to unsettling stories, and how they reflect fear, imagination and the cultural moments we live in.

Blending conversation, storytelling and live recording, this session offers a unique finale to the series while keeping the relaxed and interactive feel of the Book Club.

📚 Bring along a favourite spooky, gothic or Halloween-inspired read, or come along to listen and join the conversation.

📖 Discover and borrow from the Library’s Leisure Reading Collection, curated to support reading for enjoyment.

About the Book Club Series

Supported by the University’s Thriving at Flinders program, the Library’s 2026 Book Club series is all about connection, wellbeing and the joy of leisure reading. Featuring Flinders University writers, it offers a relaxed space for staff and students to come together and share ideas.

Each session includes:

• Curated reading lists
• Guided discussion led by academic staff
• Light refreshments and small giveaways

👥 Open to staff and students.

📌 Please use the registration form to let us know of any accessibility requirements, allergies or food intolerances.

Event details

📅 Date: 29 October

🕛 Time: 12.00pm – 1.30 pm
📍 Location: Noel Stockdale Room, Central Library, Level 1
👥 Audience: Open to staff and students

📌 Accessibility & dietary requirements: Please use the registration form to let us know of any accessibility requirements, allergies or food intolerances.

Eventbrite tickets here

About the speaker

Amy T. Matthews is an award-winning author and Associate Professor in Creative Writing at Flinders University.

Her novels have been published internationally and in translation, and are available in print, audio and ebook. She also writes under the names Amy Barry and Tess LeSue.

As an academic, Amy’s research focuses on genre fiction, particularly popular romance, historical fiction and fictions of climate change. She brings a strong interest in storytelling, genre and reader engagement to both her writing and teaching.

Amy is the host of the QBD Romance Book Club and co-host of the AMY& podcast.

Her publications include Someone Else’s Bucket List, voted onto the Better Reading Top 100 Books of 2025.

About AMY&

AMY& is a bookish podcast with benefits.

Hosted by Amy Matthews alongside series regulars Justina Ashman, Abby Guy, Millie Heffernan, Payton Hogan and Harry Stewart, the podcast features genre deep dives, author Q&As and a live book club with a signature cocktail or mocktail.

Blending accessible academic insight with a lively, conversational style, AMY& creates an interactive space for readers of all kinds, from new book lovers to seasoned bibliophiles.