You are warmly invited to join us for the opening celebration of

ANARCHIVE KNOWLEDGE FOLLOWS FORM

Bridget Currie brings the sleeping objects of FUMA’s Post-object and Documentation collection to life, presenting new works in dialogue with the experimental practices of Dorothy (Dot) Thompson, Bonita Ely, Alison Goodwin, Eva Man-Wah Yuen and Poppy Johnson. Curated by Sasha Grbich, Anarchive: knowledge follows form offers a lively conversation with a radical past.

5:00 – 7:00pm
Thursday 30 April 2026
Flinders University Museum of Art
Bedford Park

5:15pm Public Program
Feature artist Bridget Currie in conversation with Sasha Grbich

6pm Formalities
Jacqueline Millner, Professor Visual Arts, La Trobe University, to officially open the exhibition and launch Artlink’s latest issue EXPERIMENTAL ART: Rattling the Archive, guest edited by Sasha Grbich and marking 45 years in print.

RSVP by the 22 April

Anarchive: knowledge follows form is supported by Create SA through the South Australian Government. It is part of the larger research project The Experimental Art Anarchive co-presented by FUMA, Adelaide Contemporary Experimental (ACE), and Artlink magazine.

Flinders University Museum of Art
Ground Floor, Social Sciences North Building
Humanities Road, adjacent carpark 5
Bedford Park SA 5042

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FREE EXHIBITION
Monday 27 April–Friday 19 June 2026

Thanks for your interest in our Archaeology event at Flinders University. Due to overwhelming demand, this event is now fully booked, and we’re unfortunately unable to accept additional registrations at this time. 

 Please complete the waitlist form below, and we’ll be in touch if any places become available. We’ll also keep your details on file to share information about future Archaeology events and opportunities that may be of interest to your school.

Explore Archaeology at Flinders

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Get hands-on with Archaeology during National Archaeology Week 2026

Tuesday, 19 May 2026

10:00am – 2:00pm

Humanities Courtyard, Flinders University, Bedford Park

Have you ever wondered what humans were doing in the past?

Archaeology is the study of humans throughout time, all the way back to our first ancestor, who lived about 7 million years ago.

Come and learn about archaeology at the Flinders University Archaeology Day, where you can hear from our staff and current students (who work all over the world!) about some of the exciting research we’re doing. Plus, you’ll discover how to become a professional archaeologist and the careers this degree can lead to, and even get your hands dirty with some practical activities.

Dig for artefacts, meet some skeletons, hear about ancient temples and historic shipwrecks, and visit our labs. This event is part of National Archaeology Week, and we welcome students of all abilities, ages 15+.

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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