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2012 Business Leaders Hall of Fame inductees
No full textThe Queensland Business Leaders Hall of Fame, was established by QUT and the State Library of Queensland in 2009 to recognise the state's most influential business leaders
Queensland University of Technology: Handbook 2012
Get PDFThe Queensland University of Technology handbook gives an outline of the faculties and subject offerings available that were offered by QUT
David Whitworth Video Package
No full textVideo Package from the 2012 Technical Production Showcase celebrating David Whitwor
Technical Production Showcase Archival Slideshow 2012
No full textPhoto Montage from the 2012 Technical Productio
Queensland University of Technology: Annual Report 2012
Get PDFOur annual report provides an evaluation of our performance and achievements during the previous year, measured against our goals and strategic plans. It documents our performance in the three key areas of:
teaching and learning
research
community service.
The report includes a summary of financial performance and a copy of our audited accounts
Dance 12 Dance Graduation
Get PDFProgram from the dance graduation performance from 6 to 10 November 201
Generation Green
No full textSociety is dependent on fossil fuels and climate change is eminent - it's up to this generation's young eco-warriors to save the planet. Directed by Briony Benjamin and written by Briony Benjamin and Laura Noonan
Beyond the Sole
No full textDocumentary directed by Audra Murray follows the teams from the hip hop school Sole Studios as they compete on the international stage
William Robinson: Insights: 15 June 2012 - 16 June 2013
Get PDFThis exhibition shows us that Robinson is at home with any medium: oils, watercolours, pastels, lithography, lead pencils or ceramics; and any subject: a chook, a vertiginous mountain ridge, or, in this case, himself sitting on his verandah. This self portrait is wonderfully accurate. The Panama hat is essential for Bill in the harsh Queensland sun—there are hats everywhere in the house, to remind him never to leave the house without one—but the yellow flower jauntily claims centrestage. Everything is tangibly real. You can imaginatively lay your hand on each item in the picture, feel its texture and its weight. He allows the light to articulate the self portrait, the curve of his bald head, and the three splashes of light giving volume to the torso. It is reassuring to see that dramaand profundity are not confined to sublime river valleys and mountain cliffs; it’s also here on the verandah of his inner-city Brisbane home.
Betty Churche