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In an extraordinary achievement, 15 Griffith University students have been offered New Colombo Plan scholarships for 2025 – the highest...
Griffith University Art Museum has opened a new exhibition 'Yuriyal Bridgeman: yubilong(mi)bilongyu' showcasing the work of esteemed Queensland College of Art alumnus Yuriyal Bridgeman.
A familiar festive favourite has taken on a fresh new look with artist and Queensland College of Art and Design...
If you’ve visited Nathan campus in the last month, you may have noticed a new mural appearing through the trees....
Sienna van Rossum has created history becoming Griffith University’s inaugural winner of the prestigious Three Minute Thesis (3MT) Asia Pacific...
Griffith University Art Museum has been recognised at the 2024 Queensland Gallery and Museum Achievement Awards (GAMAA) this week, winning...
Griffith University emerged as a standout performer at the recent Graduate of the Year Awards (GOTYA) hosted by the Design...
Your attention is a precious but scarce commodity that is constantly competed for. Whether through algorithms or on on the street, images are a driving force behind ‘the attention economy’. To monetise our attention, we are persuaded to consume images like fast-food. Although we are inundated with images, we are ironically facing a decline in the act of looking itself.
PhD candidate Sienna van Rossum entered Griffith’s Three Minute Thesis competition unsure if her topic could translate into an engaging...
It all began with a simple question: “How can I do what I love and achieve professional fulfilment?”
