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The next iteration of of our ongoing exhibition, Instrumental: Collections from Science includes a range of tools that physiologists and students have used to understand the functions, mechanisms, and internal processes of living organisms and their parts. Physiology teaching began at Sydney University by 1884, after Anderson Stuart became the Professor of Anatomy and Physiology and led the establishment of the medical school the year prior. From the outset, experimentation and the use of physiological instruments were included as part of the curriculum. Physiology is the scientific study of how living things function. It became an independent discipline during the 19th century, spurred by increasing experimentation, teaching, new professional journals and societies, and advancements in instrumentation - including the invention of key recording instruments like the kymograph, sphygmograph, myograph, and more. https://upnext.com.au/event/instrumental-collections-from-science-2024/ http...

How To Create Compelling Videos That Attract Clients Discover The 4 Steps To Creating The Most Compelling Videos To Grow Your Business (And Yourself) 📅 DATE and TIME: Wednesday, August 14 , 10am-12pm and Wednesday, August 21 , 9:30am-11:30am 📍 WHERE: Online Via Zoom (On your mobile, tablet or desktop) 👉 REGISTER FOR THE FREE SPECIAL ONLINE EVENT NOW What you'll discover: Become compelling on camera with powerful acting and camera techniques Discover and OWN your authentic persona and communication style both on and off camera Create successful video scripts using our proven structure for any marketing piece Learn how to set up a professional production (such as camera, lights, microphone, what to wear, backgrounds and software) Fast-track your results with feedback on your videos based on 5 key criteria Who is this event for? People looking to grow their business You'll learn how to build trust with your potential clients with compelling videos. The more compelling videos yo...

SSE is proud to partner with the Haymarket Chamber of Commerce and Business in the Peninsula (Pyrmont+Ultimo+Darling Harbour) to deliver an exciting series of online and in-person workshops supported by the City of Sydney , for new and early-stage startup founders with a personal or commercial connection to the City of Sydney. Whether you're at the start of your entrepreneurial journey and have an idea you want to explore, or you are already in business and looking to build your customer base or better understand how to leverage networking or access funding, you'll find a workshop to suit. Workshops are completed as stand-alone modules, each with its own microcredential after successful completion. Complete one or two, or for the best experience and to receive your Startup Success Master badge, complete all six. https://upnext.com.au/event/startup-success-sydney-2024/ https://bit.ly/3YJCfS0 Check out our website https://upnext.com.au/sydney/ Check out our Vimeo channel http...

The Chatswood Chamber of Commerce, in collaboration with Optus, is excited to invite you to an exclusive enterprise-level workshop designed to elevate your business! Explore key technology trends with hands-on demonstrations and materials. Learn how to tackle challenges and maximise opportunities for your business. What to expect: Explore the digital landscape: Identify growth opportunities and tackle potential challenges. Technology trends overview: Gain insights into upcoming technology trends and their impact on businesses. Embrace digital transformation: Learn about the main challenges and strategies for small businesses to adapt to the digital age. Networking and experience exchange: Connect with fellow business professionals and share valuable experiences. Tuesday, 20 August 2024 | 12:00 PM - 02:00 PM Parking: Complimentary onsite visitor parking is av...

The prestigious Wynne Prize at the Art Gallery of NSW was established in 1897 for 'the best landscape painting of Australian scenery in oils or watercolours, or for the best figurative sculpture by Australian artists Utopia Art Sydney has a long history with the Wynne Prize. Landscapes celebrates our gallery artists who have been exhibited in the prize. In 1999, Gloria Petyarre was the first Indigenous artist to take the award. She broke down the unacknowledged, unseen barrier towards First Nations art. It took another 5 years, for a second Indigenous artist to win the award, George Ward Tjungurrayi in 2004. Yet after Yukultji Napangati won the Wynne prize in 2018 (14 years after George Ward and 19 years after Gloria Petyarre), Indigenous artists have won almost every year since. In 1995, David Aspden, more generally regarded as one of Australia's finest abstractionists, won. In 2002, Angus Nivison's Remembering Rain a block buster 6.4m painting won. Immediately the AGNS...

The enduring story of the romance between Elizabeth Bennet and Mr Darcy is presented in an intimate drawing-room setting, in much the same way that Jane herself first read the story aloud to the Austen family and their closest friends. Weaving around Austen's own words is Carl Davis' magical score from the much-loved BBC TV drama series of Pride and Prejudice. Film, television and stage icon, Nadine Garner is joined on stage with internationally acclaimed musicians Melvyn Tan and Dan Le, who will share the role of the pianist throughout the production's season, and Madeleine Easton as the violinist. Pride and Prejudice is arguably the greatest romance novel of the English language. More than 200 years after her death, Jane Austen's work continues to resonate with every new generation. It is fitting that much loved Australian actor Nadine Garner will honour this legacy, promising captivating entertainment, humorous moments and some wonderful surprises. https://upnext....

At Tiliqua Tiliqua, August means our Printmaker Show. We invite artists from all corners of the print media universe to take part - the etchers, cutters, drypointers, squeegee enthusiasts, collagraph aficionados - anyone who loves to make an impression. Now we present them to you, the art lovers who support us. This year we have over fifty works from forty very different artists. All for sale, all incredible. So come explore the accessible, affordable, beautiful world of the print. Exhibiting artists: Francisco Barba, Rae Boggs, Jennifer Burns, Mai Cao, Sarah Dundon, Mimi Fairall, Daisy Farnham, Ziggy Grana, Heather Groves, Nicole Hayes, Lea Kannar-Lichtenberger, Moon Kerr, Christopher Logemann, Denise Lovric, Tempe Macgowan, Dior Mahnken, Alice Marden, Indiana Marsden, Ro Murray, Onnie O'Leary, Jack Oliver Owen, Felix Oppen, Julie Paterson, Maja Pedersen, Mellissa Read-Devine, Kate Riley, Scott da la Rosa, Carol Shaw, Tom, Simmo, Renay Smith, Matt Spierings, Maggie Stein, Diane S...