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Program Schedule

Correct as of 1 July 2003

Thursday 10th July | Friday 11th July | Saturday 12th July | Sunday 13th July

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THURSDAY 10th July 2003
8:30 - 9:00am Registration - Lobby - Ground Floor Forgan Smith Tower - Building 1 - University of Queensland St Lucia Campus
9:00 - 9:10am University Welcome - Professor Graeme Turner
Abel Smith Lecture Theatre University of Queensland
9:10 - 9:20am Indigenous Welcome - Michael Williams -Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies Unit.
9:20 - 9:30am Opening & Welcome
Dr. Margaret Maynard
9:30 - 10:30am Keynote Speaker: Professor Elizabeth Wilson
Abel Smith Lecture Theatre UQ
Magic Fashion

10:30 - 11:00am Morning Tea
11:00 - 12:30pm Plenary Panel Discussion Abel SmithLecture Theatre

Meet the Designers

Lucienne Camenzuli will chair a broad ranging discussion between panelists
Lydia Pearson, Pam Easton, Susan Dimasi, Sara Thorn, and Cahal.
More details coming soon!

12:30 - 1:30pm Lunch
1.30 - 3.00pm: Parallel Sessions: A Group (7 sessions - Sessions 1 - 4)

Session A1

Session A2

Session A3

Session A4

Fashion Theory: Time, Space and Sites of Meaning Fashion History: From Head to Toe: Revisiting Fashion and Tradition in England c.1650-1830 Fashion: An Historical Perspective Fashion and Culture: Symbolic Markers of Modern Identity

Susan Kaiser, 'Just-in-Time Appearances Click here for Abstract

Susan Dimasi,'Beyond Fashion Fads and Gadgets' Click here for Abstract

Laurene Vaughan, 'Site for Transformation' Click here for Abstract

Beverly Lemire, 'Fashion and Tradition: Wearing Wool in England during the Consumer Revolution, c.1660-1820' Click here for Abstract

Giorgio Riello, '“Pretty Shoes, Arrayed With Ribbons that Make you Look Like Flare-floated Pigeons”: Footwear, Innovation and Fashion in the Long Eighteenth Century' Click here for Abstract

Negley Harte, 'From Head to Toe: Revisiting Fashion and Tradition--Shaving Off For Showing Off: The Rise and Fall of Wigs c.1650-1830' Click here for Abstract

Margot Riley, 'Cast Offs: Aspects of Second-Hand Clothing Use in Australia from 1788-2002' Click here for Abstract

Michael Marendy, 'Women in Business in Nineteenth Century Brisbane: Opportunities in the Custom Made Clothing Trade' Click here for Abstract

Marianne Hulsbosch, 'Dress and Ethnic Identity Construction in a Dutch Colonial Context' Click here for Abstract

Christyana Bambacas, 'The White Wedding Dress' Click here for Abstract

Pamella Hellens and Raelene Wilding, 'Fashioning Tradition: The Social Construction of the Contemporary Bride' Click here for Abstract

Antonia Finnane, 'Love, Marriage and Wedding Dresses in Twentieth Century China' Click here for Abstract

Chair: Liz Ferrier Chair: Liz Tomlinson Chair: Bonnie English Chair: Lynne Hume
1.30pm - 3.00pm Parallel Session A (7 Sessions - Sessions 5 - 7)

Session A5

Session A6

Session A7

 

Fashion and Marketing

Fashion and its Visibilities

Female Body Image and the Fashion Model

 

Lilin Lu, 'The Costume Fashion of Current China' Click here for Abstract

Maureen Molloy, 'Weaving Success from Multiple Threads: Cosmopolitanism in New Zealand Fashion Design' Click here for Abstract

Nanette Carter and Denise Whitehouse, 'Boutiques, Brands and Youth: Sportsgirl and Prue Acton and the Pioneering of Youth Culture and Brand Marketing in Australia' Click here for Abstract

Hannah Frith and Kate Gleeson, 'Doing Looks and Looking: Young Women Fashioning the Gaze' Click here for Abstract

Natalie Smith, 'Beyond the Rhetoric: Looking at Those in Fashion who Really Know What Sort of Concept Art Is' Click here for Abstract

Fiona Anderson, 'Fashion and Masculine Fancies: Tweed Cloth, Masculinities and Male Urban Fashionability 1860-1900' Click here for Abstract

April Hayes and Donna Reamy, 'The Global Impact of the Fashion Industry and the Media on Body Image' Click here for Abstract

Angela Dwyer, 'Starved, Sexed-up and Spaced-out: Disorderliness and the Fashion Model Body' Click here for Abstract

Karen de Perthuis, 'The Synthetic Ideal: The Fashion Model in the Age of Digital Manipulation' Click here for Abstract

 
Chair: Sandra Niessen Chair: Rebecca Arnold Chair: Robyn Daw  
3.00pm - 3.30pm: Afternoon Tea
3.30pm - 5.00pm: Parallel Session: B Group (7 Sessions - Sessions 1 - 4)

Session B1

Session B2

Session B3

Session B4

Fashion History: Cultural and Socio/Political Meanings

Global, Local, National: Consumption and Marketing

Fashion: Negotiating Identity and Visual Spectacle

Fashioning the Body and Cultural Visibility

Avis Smith , 'Making a Statement with an Apron' Click here for Abstract

Elaine Webster, 'Symbolic Consumption: Dressing for Real and Imagined Space: Material Culture Study of the Boudoir Caps from the Otago Museum Collection' Click here for Abstract

Lesley Wilson, 'Alluring Bikini Girls: Luring the Tourist Dollar' Click here for Abstract

Meredith Rose, 'Fashioning Justice: Culture and Appropriation in the West' Click here for Abstract

Rosalie Jackson Regni, Karen Guthrie and Donna Reamy, 'Cultural Identity and the Product Development Process' Click here for Abstract

Anne Peirson-Smith, 'Going “Glocal”: The Cultural Contradictions of the Post-Colonial Hong Kong Fashion Industry' Click here for Abstract

Kate Gleeson and Hannah Frith, '(Ad)Dressing Ambiguity'Click here for Abstract

Jillian Clare, 'Cross-Dressing Legitimately' Click here for Abstract

Virginia Keft-Kennedy, 'Sequins are a Girl's Best Friend: Belly Dance and Feminism' Click here for Abstract

Priscilla Walton, 'Biotechnological Beauty?' Click here for Abstract

Catherine Bagnall and Rebecca Sinclair, 'Productive Excess: Clothing, Landscape, Architecture' Click here for Abstract

Rhonda Shaw, 'Ethics and the Genetic Refashioning of the Future Body' Click here for Abstract

Chair: Beverley Lemire Chair: Antonia Finnane Chair: Sara Thorn Chair: Alison Gill
3.30pm - 5.00pm Parallel Session B (8 Sessions - Sessions 5 - 8)

Session B5

Session B6

Session B7

 

Fashion and the Female Body

Style and Youth Culture

Styling for Film and Television

 

Nick Lewis, 'New Zealand Designer Fashion: Governmentalities of an Industry in the Making' Click here for Abstract

Alison Goodrum, 'Taking on the Material World: The Globalisation of New Zealand Designer Fashion' Click here for Abstract

Sandra Niessen, 'Going Global with Fashion Theory' Click here for Abstract

Janet Hethorn, 'Observing Street Style' Click here for Abstract

Heike Jenß, 'Dressed in History: Retro-Styles and the Construction of Authenticity in Youth-Culture' Click here for Abstract

Shaun Borstrock, 'Youth, Branding and Fashion' Click here for Abstract

Sarah Artt, 'The Age of Sex: New York Fashion Trends and Customs in The Age of Innocence and Sex and the City' Click here for Abstract

Paola Di Trocchio, 'Luhrmann's Red Curtain Costumes' Click here for Abstract

Shane Lewis, 'Costume and the Remake' Click here for Abstract

 

 

Chair: Jennifer Craik Chair: Robyn Healy Chair: Sue Thomas  

 

RECEPTION - Fashion Event QUT - 6:00 to 8:00pm ($11.00)

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Friday 11th July 2003
8:30 - 9:00am Registration - Centre for Critical and Cultural Studies: 4th Floor Forgan Smith Tower
9:00 - 10:00am Keynote Speaker: Dr Valerie Steele
Abel Smith Lecture Theatre UQ
Fashion: The Museum as Exhibition Site

10:00 - 10:30am Morning Tea
10.30am - 12.00pm: Parallel Sessions: C Group (6 sessions - Sessions 1- 4)

Session C1

Session C2

Session C3

Session C4

Designers and the Fashion Industry Global, Local, National: Appearance and Cultural Origins Fashion, Culture and Identity Fashion: Style, Modelling and the Media

Rebecca McIlwraith, 'Industry Clusters: Experiences of Inter-Firm Cooperation and Replicability in the Fashion Industry of New Zealand' Click here for Abstract

Louise DuVernet, 'Cultural Differences within the Australian Textile and Apparel Industries: Will Designers and Manufacturers Ever See Eye to Eye?' Click here for Abstract

Ritva Koskennurmi-Sivonen, 'United Fashions-Making a Muslim Appearance in Finland' Click here for Abstract

Roxanne Marcotte, 'The Veil and the Fashion of Identity, Morality, Resilience and Resistance' Click here for Abstract

Heather Marie Akou, 'The Case of Somali Women's Dress in Minnesota: Evaluating Herbert Blumer's Theory on Fashion' Click here for Abstract

Susan Palmer, 'Clothing the Commune for the Coming of Christ: Second Hand Clothes and Patterns of Provisioning in The Family/Children of God' Click here for Abstract

Sara Thorn, 'Connecting with the Divine' Click here for Abstract

Vandana Bhandari, 'Dress and Religion in India' Click here for Abstract

 

Pamela Church Gibson, 'Women Men Marry: Contemporary Cinematic Heroines, Film Costumes and Fashion Theory' Click here for Abstract

Amanda Taylor, 'Red Carpet Ride: Fashion and Spectatorship at the Academy Awards' Click here for Abstract

Anne-Marie Van de Ven, 'Janice Wakely: Model and Photographer' Click here for Abstract

Chair: Rebecca Arnold Chair: Karen Hansen Chair: Lynne Hume Chair: Liz Ferrier
10.30am - 12.00pm: Parallel Sessions: C Group (6 sessions - Sessions 5- 6)

Session C5

Session C6

 

 

Textiles, Clothing and Aesthetics

Haute Couture Today

 

 

Elizabeth Lamont, 'Drawing on My Memory: The Role of Clothing in Visual Arts Practice' Click here for Abstract

Sandra Heffernan, 'Contemporary Visual Responses to Forgotten Designs1930-40'Click here for Abstract

Vishna Collins, 'The Body Adorned and the Art of Dress: The History, the Phenomenon of Wearable Art' Click here for Abstract

 

Liliana Pomazan, 'Modernism and Postmodernism in the House of Chanel' Click here for Abstract

Robyn Healy, 'Haute Couture Rocks!' Click here for Abstract

Alison Gwilt, 'Sustainable Practices in Fashion Design: Haute Couture, the Unsung Hero?' Click here for Abstract

 

 

 

 

Chair: Craig Douglas Chair: Juliette Peers    
12:00 - 1:00 pm Lunch
1.00pm - 2.30pm: Parallel Sessions: D Group (8 sessions - Sessions 1-4)

Session D1

Session D2

Session D3

Session D4

Fashion Theory: Dress, Excess and Wearability Fashion Theory: Knowledge Cultural Values and Self-Creation Reading Fashion Fashion and Cultural Identity

Charlotte Hallows, 'The Wasted and the Wasteland: On Fashion, Consumption and Excess' Click here for Abstract

Alison Gill, 'Wearing Clothes' Click here for Abstract

Cameron Kippen, 'The Curious History of Long Toed Shoes' Click here for Abstract

Yuniya Kawamura, 'Fashion-ology: Constructing a Science of Fashion' Click here for Abstract

Larissa Hjorth, 'Space Invaders: Cute Capital' Click here for Abstract

Joanna Frueh, 'The Performance of Pink' Click here for Abstract

Anne Freadman, 'Breasts are Back! Colette's Critiques of Flapper Fashion' Click here for Abstract

Alistair Rolls, 'In Olden Days a Glimpse of Stocking: Using Fashion to Read Post-War French Fiction' Click here for Abstract

Boris Christa, 'Clothes and Communication: The Language of Vestimentary Markers' Click here for Abstract

Jocelyn H-C Chen, 'Investigating Garment Fit Requirements for Fashion Brands in Taiwan-A Case Study Based upon Oasis and French Connection' Click here for Abstract

Jinna Tay,'Slave 4 U: Fashion Magazines and the Asian Fashion-Sphere' Click here for Abstract

Robina Mohammad, 'Marking the Nation - Women's Dress, Visibility and Presence: Reflections form the Lives of British Pakistani Muslim in the UK' Click here for Abstract

Chair: Susan Kaiser Chair: Michelle Pierson Chair: Kaye Ashton Chair: Roxanne Marcotte
1.00pm - 2.30pm: Parallel Sessions: D Group (8 sessions - Sessions 5 - 8)

Session D5

Session D6

Session D7

Session D8

Masculinity and Fashion

Fashion and Culture: Performativity and Cultural Meanings

Film, Television and Fashion

Design: Creativity, Visibility and Sustainability

Elizabeth Tomlinson, 'The Ideal Male Body in Fashion Spreads' Click here for Abstract

David Buchbinder, 'Object or Ground? The Male Body as Fashion Accessory' Click here for Abstract

Peter McNeil, 'Masculine Dress and Social Identity of the Petit-Maître in 18th Century Paris' Click here for Abstract

Jennifer Craik,'Uniforms at Work' Click here for Abstract

Prudence Black, 'Flying High: Flight Attendant Performative Fashion' Click here for Abstract

Yvette Morey, Hannah Frith and Mary Haslum, 'Invisible Bodies: Audience and Performativity in Clothed Displays' Click here for Abstract

Sumati Nagrath, 'Bollywood Brands: A Look at the Fashion Spinoffs of Indian Films' Click here for Abstract

Jeanette Delamoir, 'More Than the Sum of its Frocks?: Elizabeth's Costumes and the Visual Pleasures of the Cinema' Click here for Abstract

Helen Yeates, 'Accessorising Masculinities in The Sopranos: The Reframing of Gangster Bodily Adornment in Popular Culture' Click here for Abstract

Marcus Bunyan, '(Not) Starting from Zero: Eclectic and Spatio-Temporal Elements in Op-Shop Fashion' Click here for Abstract

Anthea Van Kopplen, 'Engaging with the Supermodern' Click here for Abstract

Debra Porch,'Fashion + Art—What is Visible…' Click here for Abstract

Chair: Morris Low Chair: Alison Goodrum Chair: Pamela Church Gibson Chair: Sue Thomas
2.30 - 3.30pm Bus Transfer to Customs House - Bus departs from Bus collection Area outside JD Story
Afternoon Tea on arrival Customs House from 3.15 - 3.45pm
3:45 - 5:00pm Plenary Panel Discussion

Fashion Journalism - Professor John Hartley will chair a panel consisting of Edwina McCann, Fashion Editor of The Australian, Catharine Lumby, Columnist for the Bulletin, Natasha Inchley, News Editor, Vogue Australia, and Daniel Palmer, who will talk on Fashion Photography.

Edwina McCann started her career as a fashion assistant at Vogue Australia in 1992. She held the positions of fashion news editor, fashion editor and senior market editor before leaving in 1998. She covered the Australian and international collections for the magazine. Edwina then freelanced styling for clients including Bonds and the Commonwealth Bank and interior magazines including InsideOut. She also worked for The Australian under fashion director Marion Hume during this time. In 1999 she joined Harper's Bazaar as beauty editor leaving a year later to join The Australian in the position of fashion editor. At The Australian she is responsible for overseeing the fashion content on the newspaper and in the magazine. The Australian produces six broadsheet fashion supplements a year, two magazine bumper issues, and a weekly fashion page. Fashion is also regularly covered in the news pages.

Associate Professor Catharine Lumby is the Director of the Media and Communications Program at the University of Sydney. A widely published print journalist, Catharine has worked as a news reporter, feature writer and columnist for The Sydney Morning Herald , The Age and The Australian newspapers. She has also worked as a news reporter for ABC television and currently writes a fortnightly column for The Bulletin magazine. Catharine is a member of the Advertising Standards Board, a national body which oversees the regulation of advertising.

Daniel Palmer is a Melbourne-based lecturer, writer and curator. He is currently the Project Coordinator at the Centre for Contemporary Photography (www.ccp.org.au) and a lecturer in the history and theory of photography in the School of Fine Arts at the University of Melbourne. He is a regular contributor to Australian and international art journals including Photofile and Frieze, and recently co-edited an Australian issue of the international art-fashion magazine BIG.

RECEPTION - Customs House Private Viewing of Exhibition - 5:00 - 7:00pm ($11.00)

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Saturday 12th July 2003
8:30 - 9:00am Registration: Centre for Critical and Cultural Studies 4th Floor Forgan Smith Tower.
9:00 -10: 30am: Parallel Sessions: E Group (6 sessions - Sessions 1-4)

Session E1

Session E2

Session E3

Session E4

Fashion, Textiles and Display Education: Fashion, Design, Practice Dress and New Technologies Australian Fashion

Craig Douglas, 'Frames of Display: Fashioning a Space of Representation'Click here for Abstract

Jane Hegland and Marilyn DeLong, 'Fashion, Consumption and Museology: A Tale of Two Collections' Click here for Abstract

Robyn Daw, 'Architects of Glamour + Masters of Style' Click here for Abstract

Yvonne Maree Ritson, 'Why Study “Frocks?”: Training for the Fashion Industry in Brisbane' Click here for Abstract

Jan Hamon, 'Ivory Towers or Merchant Ivory' Click here for Abstract

Claudia Mitchell and Sandra Weber, 'Dressing for the High School Prom: Questions of Fashion and Identity' Click here for Abstract

Anne Farren, 'Garment, Fashion and New Technology' Click here for Abstract

Marlene Little, 'Designing with Sound and Light-Laser Lace and Sonic Cloth' Click here for Abstract

Pamela Tonkin, 'What is Post-Ugliness?' Click here for Abstract

Robyn Gibson, 'Deconstructing Australian Beach Culture' Click here for Abstract

Melissa Campbell, 'G'day World: Designing “Australianness ”for the Global Catwalk' Click here for Abstract

Sylvia Harrison, 'Making an Appearance: Jean Shrimpton, Derby Day 1965, and the Rise of the “Mini”' Click here for Abstract

 

Chair: Bonnie English Chair: Michael Marendy Chair: Suzi Vaughan Chair: Jennifer Craik
9:00 -10: 30am: Parallel Sessions: E Group (6 sessions - Sessions 5 - 6)

Session E5

Session E6

 

 

The Aesthetics of Fashion

Designer Fashion and the Economy

 

 

Jewel Mackenzie, 'The Fabric of Art' Click here for Abstract

Rina Bernabei and Kelly Freeman, 'Living Textiles: Merging the Boundaries Between Fashion and Interior Products' Click here for Abstract

Susan Williams, 'Fashion and Aesthetics' Click here for Abstract

 

Catherine Lane West-Newman, 'Fragments in the Public Domain? Fashion and Copyright' Click here for Abstract

Amanda Bill, 'Creating a Label for Myself: Fashion Design Subjectivity and Careers in the New Economy' Click here for Abstract

Sue Thomas, 'Who Ya Gonna Call? Vice President of Responsibility, Director Sustainable Development?' Click here for Abstract

 

 

 

Chair: Prudence Black Chair: Chi-Kong Lai    
10:30 - 11:00am Morning Tea
11:00 - 12:30pm: Parallel Sessions: F Group (7 sessions - Sessions 1 - 4)
Session F1 Session F2 Session F3 Session F4
Fashion Theory: Situating Cultural Products Fashion, Urban Life and the Body Dress, Re-Use and the Negotiation of Identity Contemporary Fashion Culture

Melissa Gregg, 'Five Bonds T-shirts from K-Mart' Click here for Abstract

Grahame Griffin, 'The Man Has Gone-the Dream Lives On…Fashion, Architecture and the Palazzo Versace' Click here for Abstract

Juliette Peers, 'Dior in Plastic' Click here for Abstract

Rebecca Arnold, 'Fashion, Modernity and the Body' Click here for Abstract

Alice Beard, '“Caught Underwears”: The Body Revealed in Nova Magazine' Click here for Abstract

Jude Adams, 'Fans, Fashion and Fancy Dress: Costume and Style in the Art of Thea Proctor' Click here for Abstract

Karen Tranberg Hansen, '“The Latest”: Competence, Strategy and Rehearsal in Second Hand Dress Practices in Zambia' Click here for Abstract

Marilyn DeLong, 'What Goes Around Comes Around' Click here for Abstract

India Flint, 'Fashion, Ecology and Identity' Click here for Abstract

Vicki Crowley, '“Clothes Maketh the Man”: Fashion, Gender and the Urban Drag King' Click here for Abstract

Bonnie English, 'The Aesthetics of Poverty: Contemporary Japanese Fashion Design' Click here for Abstract

Natalya Lusty, 'Fashionable Art: Cindy Sherman's Encounter with Gaultier' Click here for Abstract

Chair: Robyn Healy Chair: Hilary Radner Chair: Margot Riley Chair: Anne-Marie van de Ven
11:00 - 12:30pm: Parallel Sessions: F Group (7 sessions - Sessions 5 - 7)
Session F5 Session F6 Session F7  
Fashion and the Media Fashion, the Media and Body Aesthetics Fashion and Aesthetics: Dress and Bodily Adornment  

Frances Bonner, 'Presenting Dress: The Clothing of Australian Television Presenters' Click here for Abstract

Michael Bromley, 'The Fourth “F”: Newspaper Representations of People's Day at the Ekka' Spare Slot Click here for Abstract

Catherine Lawler, 'Fashioning Masculinity in Australian Film' Click here for Abstract

 

Katherine Muir, 'Bared Flesh and Sweated Bodies: Contested Images of the Fashion Industry in Australian Media' Click here for Abstract

Sophia Errey, '“A Little Bit of Powder, Little Bit of Paint”' Click here for Abstract

Precious Lovell, 'My Peeps' Click here for Abstract

Prudence Black and Peta Shera, 'The Stain' Click here for Abstract

 

 

Chair: Graeme Turner Chair: Caroline Gardam Chair: Ross Searle/ Michael Marendy  
12:30 -1:30pm Lunch
1:30 - 2:30 pm Keynote Speaker: Professor Christopher Breward
Abel Smith Lecture Theatre UQ
Capital Fashion: Clothing in the life of the City

2:30 - 3:00pm Afternoon Tea
3:00 - 4:30pm: Parallel Sessions: G Group (5 Sessions - Sessions 1 - 4)
Session G1 Session G2 Session G3 Session G4
Fashion Theory: Movement, Hybridity and Performance Fashion and its Histories Global, Local, National Contemporary Fashion: Youth Culture and Subculture

Kirsten Hudson, 'To Glance Sideways' Click here for Abstract

Frank Cartledge, 'Re-animating the Fabric in Time' Click here for Abstract

Sally Gray, 'David McDairmid: A Life in Fashion-The Artist as Performative Persona' Click here for Abstract

Valerie Wilson Trower, 'How to shop Hong Kong = How to Live: An Examination of the Fashion Advice Literature of Hong Kong from 1960 to date' Click here for Abstract

Holly Price Alford, 'The Influence of the Zoot Suit' Click here for Abstract

Lindie Ward, 'From Function to High Fashion: The Enduring History of the Thong' Click here for Abstract

Hilary Radner, 'From the Local to the Global: Fashion in the New Zealand Context' Click here for Abstract

Emos Olorunshola 'Coat of Many Colours: Vulgarizing Fashion in Africa' Click here for Abstract

Mary Jean Hunter, 'Clothes in Khadi-A Fashion and Life Journey' Click here for Abstract

Prudence Ahrens, 'Pets, Pretenders or Pint-Sized People? Ways of Seeing Contemporary Children's Wear' Click here for Abstract

Gillian Davies, 'Urban Warriors' Click here for Abstract

Julie Ustinoff, '1960s Youth Culture and the Re-Definition of Sartorial Masculinity' Click here for Abstract

 

Chair: Suzi Vaughan Chair: Liz Tomlinson Chair: Lynne Hume Chair: Peter McNeil
 
Session G5      
The Female Body and Beautification      

Amanda de Clifford, 'Chasing the Nylon' Click here for Abstract

Corinne Colbert, 'A Positive Interruption of Stereotypes' Click here for Abstract

Annie Chiu, 'Beauty Salon, Urban Identities and Hybrid Modernity' Click here for Abstract

 

 

 

 
Chair: Karen Perthuis      
4:30 - 5:30 pm Keynote Speaker Plenary Session
Abel Smith Lecture Theatre UQ
Fashion Studies: The State of the Art -The Future of Fashion as a Discipline
Closing Statements

Sunday 13th July Trips to Galleries - see information at Receptions on Website.
Bus Tour - please see info on receptions Page
CONFERENCE LUNCH - Venue - Queensland Art Gallery Cost: $33.00.

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