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co. . ., ^;^ hawkecentre. unisa. edu au ^I Uni"wity of L'a 2013 ADELAIDE OF IDEAS PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY 11^;DELAi .^, FIVEaa _.,,,,/^/,^^*^^" ,^,-^;^I^\,. "11^^"-,,,,,,,,. SDUm The Adelaide Festival of Ideas was Initiated In 1999 and is row recognise, SPECIAL BUILD EXPLORE QUESTION CRE TE SPEAKERS CREDITS I CALENDAR I as 31andmark So"th Australian event It pr. vides an opportunity to hear from the EVENTS USEFUL VENUE MAP I brightest minds from around the world and to deepen cur understanding of INFO VENUE INFO diverse issues relevant to all aspects of our lives T he co rice pt h as had a SIg nific a nt Im pacI. O u , c ultu re of joe as Is n ow GelebraLed around the globe. but the Adelai, e Festival of Ideas remains unique remarkable for Its engaged and energised audience

The collection of activities within the 2013 Acelaide =estivaioFldeas speaks 75-76 to our need to correct In a meaningful way - to look beyond our dally F1Luais and 73-74 c o rite in plate Ih e r atu re of thin g s o n a p rcfo u n d level. T h e prog rain also b 71n g s 71-72 a so " se of fu n It d raw s c " t h e e nt h u sIasin of at ten, e es to CTC ate a r eng agin g 69 -70 67-= 68 THE HDN 65- 66 We welcome all a ests. thin Ke r s an d 71es 10 Adelaide to this 57- 64 Pieii*lei of Sculli AUStialia truly Inspiring festiv 55-56 53-49

Dedication Dedication to Paul Davies By Professor Brion Schmidt Astronomer. Australian National U niversity

Professor Paul Davies is the Renaissance Davies is a scientist willing to take risks 111 Physicist - working in areas as diverse as with his writings about faith and science fundamental physics. astrophysics. astro generating as much controversy as his research biology. and the search of extra. terrestrial on non-carbon based life forms. Science Is II' ritelligence. His ability to communicate to the about pushing the boundaries. and Davies public is extra-ordinary. being able to deftly efforts at breaking new ground and bringing the When we started the Adelaide Festival of Ideas 14 years ago there was nothing convey complex concepts such as the arrow o world with him are an inspiration to us all like it In Australia. Now there are many Imitators. Clearly there Is an appetite for time and quantum physics deep and civil discussion o1 Ideas and Issues an appetite that Is rot being slake, by media and political debates that run hysterical Iy on the rocket fuel of polling an d Inst ant co in in u niC at 10n ROBERT PHIDDIAM So in our eighth Festival OF Ideas-the first to coincide with the Adelaide F11m OPENING EVENT ~ Festival in the new Spring festive season-we have asked our speakers riot to Ideas Whose Time Has Come: from Cosmology to Cancer .~I 17th October. 18:30 Assoc:ate PIOfessor =11n d e! s U nive rsity respond to the loudest current concerns but to think about what matters more Paul Davies Freemasons Hall. $35-$30 cone Chaii. AFCI AC!,., is o1v CCITT;mitee abiding Iy In their fields. and to discuss the real value of

From dark energy to the Higgs boson. from cancer folklore to synthetic biology; great ideas oftenlanguish in obscurity until. decades later. they burst into relevance. World renowned physicist and best-selling author Professor Paul Davies shares some of the more exciting and significant examples IhaL are revolution is ing science today. and asks: what else lies in the dusty storehouse of human ideas that may yer transform our future?

CLOSING EVENT Our Poisonous Politics October 17:00 Don Watson . The s20-SI5 conc

It's easy enough to download a talk in the comfort o1your own lounge room but It takes real dedication to get out and engage with peoole. and that spirit of Has politics turned toxic? Forty three days after the federal election. former political speech participation goes to the heart o1 this festival One of the special privileges of writer. best selling author and the godfather of weasel words. Don Watson assesses Lhe state being part of the A. elaide =estivai of Ideasis witnessing the light bulb moments of play. sharing his views on language and writing. politics and history to examine whether politics that come from bringing together such a Giver $9 bunch of thinkers. Including an s broken orifit'sjust the same old game aud!ence willing to embrace the thoughtful and the controversial Thank you to the Festivals Advisory Cormittee for their advice and One of Australia's most distinguished writers and public inspiration. particularly our chair Robert PhidCian. Thank you also to the AFOl speakers. Watson's best-selling account of his time as team. especially NGil. Tess. Jane and F;one, whose combined energy could power Paul Keating's speechwriter. Recollections of o Bleeding He ort a s mall I own. ar d to c u r exc eedingly jin pre 55ive g u es ts w h o nave give n won several awards. as did his 2008 release Americon Journeys g e ne FC u sly of Ih eir tim e a nC inir d s in Ih e d evelo pin e, t of this p rog rain His most recent book is Bendoble Leornings (2009). a successor We would also like to thank all our sponsors. partners and special friends for to DeoCh Sentence and We OSel Words supocrtirg the 2013 Adelai, e Festival of Ideas Most especially thank you to our Associate Director Heather Robinso" for you u nwave, in g d ed ICatio n, g o0 d h u mou r anC cre at Nity an d ou r C EQ Amah d a D uinie 40 r your flashe s of in s PIratic ". g uiC an ce a n d b rin 91n g Ih e tin any) 18 u g h s BOOK ONLINE adelaldefestlvalo rideas. coin. au OR PHONE 08 7070 0999 The Walkability Imperative Think & Drink 19t to ber. 15:00 Various dates and Limes Bonython Hall, The University of Adelaide. free Festival Club On his first Australian tour Jeff Speck will Check our website for deloils share lessons from the USA to outline the Make sure you hit our Festival Club for 'walkability Imperative'. why we need to your chance to down an intellectual chaser combat urban sprawl and make cities more A Gift that Keeps on Giving with your beverage of choice. Shout your 18th OCLober. 20:00 pedestrian friendly. Using his experience in Bettison Orction favourite astrophysicis. / futurist/ Freemasons Hall. a^^9 one of the most car-obsessed countries in h October. 10:00 filmmaker/ artist/ psychotherapist/ public Bo kings and info format net aiJ/Fire the world. Speck will share the trendsetting Freemasons Hall. free intellectual a beer or get shouty with jestiv Ge. in line and queue for some time for Us experience and how it impacts on Art dealer Sir Rex de Charembac Nan guests and goers. catch a performance or an event that may or may not happen Australia. for better or (mostlyI worse. Kive11 (1898-1977) amassed one of London's panel. Check our website for scheduled Bargain for position. order drinks. eat most significant private collections of happenings and ticket information canapes, dance. mingle and generally This session is proudly presented in material relating to the exploration and engage in the usual accoutrements CSSociotion with the Store Librory of settlement of the Pacific. He never visited associated with conventional entertainment Western AUStrolio, writingWA Grid DPn. Australia yetis one of our most generous. Ringbalin min us the entertainment. largely unknown. benefactors. Nat Williams. th Octobe, . 10:00 Featuring Stephen Sheehan. JO Zealand. the inaugural James and Bettison Treasures SA Museum. free Karen Picker ing and a selection of Adelaide's of the Ideas: Curator at the National Library of Australia. Ringbolin is an jinmersive geo-located most innovative party technicians reflects on Kivell's life. collection and his ternet is Evil. Discuss. multiplatform documentary that tells ctober. 18:00 contin uing legacy. stories of the Murray-Darling through the This evenlis co- presented with the de Town Hall ens of indigenous culture. This launch will Pestivol of Unpopuior Culture 130 cone. Presented by the Bettison ondJomes Foundotion. nclude a brief guided tour of the Ringbalin e web has dissolved borders and River Stories app with screenings of short Resilience rs and made our voices louder than Safety in Clusters Cherchez Ia Femme: Feminism in the Pub f Ims and a Q&A session with director Festival of Unpopular Culture efore. It's also gifted us homemade 18th October. 11:30 Joy MooLennon Orotion 19th October. 16:30 Ben Pederick and Aboriginal Elders who took 17Lh - 20th October 19th October. 10:00 LOLcats. in edible spam and Justin Freemasons Hall. free Festival Club. $12 part in the project. Bo kings and info format. neta"/FUC Freemasons Hall. free Cherchez Ia Femme hits Adelaide with its I. European countries have been using Established in 20.1 by Adelaide's Format An ne Deveson's distinguished career trademark mix of feminist babes. real talk hasit pickled our brains or opened o cluster development for economic and This session is proudly presenred in Collective. the Festival of Unpopular Culture combines her media experience with a long Join host Julian Morrow and our two industrial sustainability for about 20 years and general air ofjollity. Hosted by Karen OSSOciotion with SA Museum. putsinto practice some of the theories and ,g teams at the town hall as they Could a similar approach work for South standing concern for social justice. In her Pickering and featuring the best of the best ideas that have emerged from Adelaide's e in an intellectual smack down Australia? book. Resilience (2003). Anne asks 'How is it on feminism and ideas. women of calibre and Ringbo"n- Breaking the Drought subculturallandscape since the turn of the Special guest Professor On an Solve 11 will that some people can be resilient in imaginary misandry. you don't want to miss screens 16th Occober century. Offbeat. heretical. half-serious. examine the successes and failures in adversity. while others become this Melbourneinstitution on tour See puge 38 proudly elitist, unashamedly populist. Europe to explore how to develop a robust overwhelmed?' - an issue that Anne will FUC aims to blur the lines between high-art local business sector that can withstand the unwrap with the help of the audience. World Vasectomy Day and pop culture. science and science-fiction. rig to the Stars: swings and down. urns of globalisation Lober. 13:00 theory and practice. Iroh of Our Place in the Universe An 91icore SA sponsors the Joy MooLennon RiAus at The Science EXchange >caOber. 20:00 This session is proudly presented in Oro tion in memory of one of SAS pioneers in Ever wondered about a vasectomy but This event is co- presented with Formot SOCiol weifore services. raggs. The University of Adelaide OSsociotion with Government SA: OMITRE. were too afraid to ask? Join The Vasectomist Collective $15 conc. PIRSA Grid the EDB. Supported by aka Dr Doug Stein alongside Dr Snip as they ascination with time and space has Ernst a Young perform vasectomies live on stage and live- part of the human story since we first Endangered Foods: Biodiversity Loss and More Than Ten Items Or Less streamed from RiAus for the inaugural Festival of Ideas goes to The Barossa Valley the Slow Extinction of Our Food d up. A select group from across the The Glue Society World Vasectomy Day. This global event will Check our website for detoils Check our website fordeloils am explores this obsession with the Burboro Hordy Orction highlight the role of vasectomyin mens Feed your mind as well as your senses 19th October. 10:00 sky and asks what this says about our In a typically surprising and provocative health. family planning. PODulat on and with a special weekend in the Barossa Valley nations and the quest to understand Elder Hall. The University of Adelaide. free fashion. The Glue Society asks some seriou sustainability Join Prof tinan S61vellwith special guests The United Nations estimates 75% of crop ace amongst the stars. Starring Paul questions around our relationship with foo and delicious delights. varieties have disappeared since 1900 See RiAus website for session details s. Phil Bland. Sean Williams. Basic Instinct: the Heroic Project of Are we what we eat? Or quite the reverse? 'ederick and Kristina Dryza Anti-Discrimination Law This shrinkage echoes through our food This artistic contribution to the festival will and tickets Co- presented by PIRSA ond the Regionol Romo MitchellOrotion chain and strips crops. livestock and aquatic force us to confront some tough questions w w w . r Ia u s . o r o . a uIwo F1d v a se c t Din vd a v DevelopmenI IAustrolio) Borosso. a9th October. 11:30 life of their ability to adapt to changes in the and inspire some real solutions Bonython Hall. The University of Adelaide. free environment. putting our food supply at risk. World VCsectomy Doyis produced ond The model for Australia's nori-discrimina Environmentalist Simran Sethi details presented by Smith & Nosht ond Gobriel acriding a Dominance in Bonobos tion and equality opportunity laws has been this loss of a9robiodiversity and highlights Films in portnership with RiAus. solutions that are innovative. compelling and October. 18:30 largely unchanged for almost 40 years' How delicious. riasons Hall much has it achieved in changing social The Vosoctomist $15 conc attitudes? Are we relying on laws that go too screens 16th & 18th October .e mating behavior of the apes is far and too hard at an issue with deep This inougurolBorboro Hordy Orotion is See poge TB cal. complex and fascinating arithropological and cultural roots? presented in recognition of Dr 80rboro panzee societies are physically Professor SImon Rice explores the problem Hordy. environment oilst Grid 2011 Adeloide Festivolof Ideos Dedicotee essive. male. bonded and male. of discrimination and possible new ways of nated. Their close relatives (and ours). tackling it onobos. differ: females bond with one tier, form coalitions. and dominate The MitchellOrotion is sponsored by the s. Some researchers are reluctant to Equol Opportunity Commission to honour Ider. let alone acknowledge. female the work Gridlifelong CGhievements of Dome nance in bonobos. Dr Amy Parish looks Romo Mitchell, o troilblozer in low. w these findings change our views of government. ocodemic life, public ond It ion and ourselves. philonthropic service. BOOKING DETAILS page 56 Breathing Life into Our City's Corners The Electric Planet Civic Urbanity: L Der. 13:00 18t What Matters to 21st Century Cities? Freemasons Hall. free Freemasons Hall. free th to her. 11:30 What makes good cities thrive. and how can Re inventing our energy supply is one of Freemasons Hall. free the potential of a city be harnessed? Game the biggest challenges of our time. Is it possible From the creative city to civic urbanity. how changers work to find the potential to breathe to build a strategy that ensures abundant can we rethink urbanity in 21st century terms? life into a city's streets. allowing communities energy. a vibrant economy and a stable Central to this thinking is a promise for a better to make the best use of their public space environment? Dr A1an Finkel believes an city. It taps into our deeper yearnings for ^ Jeff Speck speaks with Travis Ranson. electron economy over an oil economy can connection and purpose. combining 'our right to Billie Giles-Corti. Lily Jacobs and Peter Drew to deliver all three objectives, but it all starts with the city' with 'our responsibility for it. ' Charles consider what makes the heart of a city tick. Landry will examine greater Adelaide according ^ , to his Creative Cities Index This session is proudly presented in ^;. OSsociotion with the Stote Librory of Western ^ This session is proudly presented in AUStrolio. writingWA ond DPTl. OSsociotion with the Adeloide City Council, City of Ployford grid OMITRE

Why do Nations Fail? Why did Australia Prosp The Human Face of Big Data Death of the Audience The Rise and Fall of Economic Ideas 19th ctober. 11:30 th ctobe". 15:00 19th Ocrober. 10:00 The Braggs. The University of Adelaide. free The Braggs. The University of Adelaide. free Bonython Hall. The University of Adelaide. fre Working with more than 100journalists from News is no longer a passive event. Today How many good ideas fail to take off? around the world. Rick Sinolan believes we're the audience has the ability to set the agenda What are the essential elements that drive in witnessing the emergence of a global nervous and cover it ~ what does this mean for kind of thinking requires a hard hat' Build boasts vation and economic sustainability at the in I system. with each of us human sensors information eXchange? Katharine Viner. Belna Ich of engineers. economists. urban planners, artists, and macro level? Professor On an Solve 11 Does Big Data have the potential to be Keane. Gideon Haigh and David Marr discuss >rs and innovato, s. Some harness the potentLal or explores the imperative to acquire buy-in fro 'humanity 's dashboard'? Sinolan discusses how how the newsroom of the future will use their To logy to combat the world's problems. others study old business. academia and governments to ens this raw information is fueling a revolution that readers, andifit's enough to br dge the gap a minas from new angles. They're blueprinting smart cities. economic success and a creative culture of may have as big an impact as the internet has traditional news hierarchies haemorrhage innovation. Professor S61velljoins the over the past two decades resources? glrig into an electric planet. connecting the dots Ln ^ctured economy and reassembling the media landscape. departure loungein conversation with Tim Harcourt. The Airport Economist

This session is proudly presented in o350ciotion with Government SA: OMITRE. PIRSA ond the EDB. In Praise of Ageing 19th Der. 15.00 The Braggs. The University of Adelaide. free Patr cia Edgar Is on a mission. She wants to upturn the debate about age. AUSt, 81 ans are staying healthy and living longer: so we had better get better at growing old. Edgar says its time to stop dwelling on the burden of ageing and focus on the productive, rich. varied lives older people are leading.

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Better Ways to Grow Old 18Lh October. 10:00 Freemasons Hall. free Frome Defying Expectations The Australian Centre for Social Innovation o 20th o (TACSl) was created to find radical new o Sam Jacobs Room. Freemasons Hall. free solutions to Au stralia's social challenges a to Dr Chris Sarra's "Strong and Smart" , TAGSl has developed a range of programs to ,I philosophy of Indigenous education led to to help older Australians live more fulf, 11ing lives. F1 improved school attendance and increased I-. and to provide support for the people in community involvement at Cherbourg State \ \ 01 long-term caring roles. Chris Vanstone and .b, " School (QLD). Andrew PIastow leads an 6 . Sandhya Sharma discuss the development of *- ID innovative program for the Indigenous children \ co these programs and their potential to create \, r* under his care as principal of A1berton Primary \. lasting change. .O \ School. Together. they talk about how they've *> $9 built their schools from the ground up. while This session is proudly presented in ,^, discussing pragmatic solutions to harness their OSsociotion with SA He @1th - Office for the V *- students' potential. Ageing ond TACSl. A' \ ^. V Darwinian Feminism Old Bones. Shooting Stars and New Technologies Dawn of the Deed: Sex. Death and Evolution So We Cracked the Human Genome. Now what? to ber. 13:30 C th October. 13:30 18th October. 16:00 19t The Braggs. The University of Ade a de. free The Braggs. The University of Adelaide. free Freemasons Hall. free The Braggs, The University of Adelaide. free 150 years after Darwin first published On the Through new technologies. creative and How and when did reproduction by sexual 2001 marked the year scientists first read the 3 billion letters of DNA that make up the Origin of Species. some of the deas he Inspired scientific fields are coining together to shake copulation first evolve and why? Evidence from remain a source of passionate controversy. how we look at our world. Tracking shooting fossils caught in the act combine with insights human genome. So what have we learnt? Bio o91sts and feminist scholars are often stars and flying through the nostril of a 400 from the sex lives of animals today to help us How hasit changed the way we practise medicine. grow crops and what has it taught us opposed to each other's approaches and million-year-old fossil: bold new visions of explore the origins of sex and the links we conclusions, polemical in their views on the science will take your breath away. Professors humans share with our distant kinky ancestors about evolution? Elizabeth Finkel discusses the nature and nurture of human behaviour Tim Senden. Phil Bland and John Long explore Prof John Long asks who did the deed first. value to be found in cracking the genome. Dr Amy Parish uses an evolutionary. bio-cultural. how the worlds of maths. physics. biology and . and what ancient sex tells us about ourselves. This session is proudly presented in feminist and interdisciplinary approach to shed the movies combine to create radical new ways light on the human behavioural repertoire of understanding. This session is proudly presented in OSsociotion with COSMOS Medio OSsociotion with the F1inders University. This session is proudly presented in . OSsociotmn with the F1inders University

Life. the Universe and Everything 40 Days in the Desert Charting the Unknown For Starters. They Probably Don't Have Eyes . 20th Octooe, . 15:00 19th October. 16:30 20th October. 10:00 20th October. 13:30 Bonython Hall. The University of Adelaide. fre The Braggs. The University of Adelaide, free Freemasons Hall. free Chandelier Room. Freemasons Hall. free Prof Brian Schmidt shared the 2011 Nobel The outback holds an intriguing place in the We all like certainty and the comfort it A thorough do bunking of the conventional Prize in Physics for research showing the Australian psyche. Just how much can we learn brings to our lives. but why do some of us hav notion of extraterrestrial life. We consider the accelerating expansion of the universe about CUIselves. our world and the universe an ongoing need to explore beyond the likely possibility that alien life s non-humanoid. The research of physicist Prof Paul Davies 10 from the desert? Robyn Davidsonjoins boundaries of the familiar? We meet innovativ nori-lingual and even nori carbon-based intrepid types - they study the animal kLngdom. John Wolseley and Prof John Long to look at scientists. artists and entrepreneurs who are Steven Pickles and Sean Williams examine the and delve into the darker bits at cosmology. quantum field theory. and signals into space emerging new ideas of how Australian desert willing to take a leap of faith to explore new sheer variety of potential alien environments. scientists. astrobiology. Between the two of them. their he brain. They're philosophers. landscapes shed light on the answers to some frontiers in arts. science and society. as well as the value of thinking about our own t h em s e Iv e s . knowledge covers about 90% of the known ters and entrepreneurs . thinkers vJho concern universe. Tonight they tackle what may very big questions With Kristina Dryza. Rick Chen and special gues civilisation from a non -h urnan. post-cultu ral little things like oh. the origin of life These perspective. Hosted by Stan Mahoney orers have stared down the desert. mapped the human body constitute the other 10%. frocks bosed on Robyn Dovidson's asked our (kinky) ancestors for answers. This eventis co- presented with the Festival of Hosted by Phillip Adorns 2700km solo desert trek opens the Unpopulor Culture. Adeloide Film Festivoi. 10th October See PCge 03

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11/1,11/1 ,, VENUE MAP AND DETAILS page 52 The End of Nature Cut to the Chase: Relaxed, Comfortable & Still Not Satisfied 17 h October. 18:00 Tackling the Population Debate 19th OCLober. 11:30 Festival Club. free 19th October. 10:00 Freemasons Hall. free Climate change is now irreversible. Much of The Braggs. The University of Adelaide. free Australia survived the global financial crisis the planet has been urbanised. Sophisticated Fresh from the relatively unscathed. Our cities have some of technology governs "natural' processes. from premiere of The Vosectomist. Dr Doug Stein the highest standards of living in the world. food production to fertility. Is it time to accept joins a panel of experts to discuss what's at No doubt income inequality is getting wider. the bleak inevitability of an arithropogenically stake if the globe doesn't slice into our but it's hard to argue with Australia's relative altered planet? Climate scientist Dr Barry Brook. population explosion. But does Dr Stein's prosperity from a global perspective environmental economist Dr Seth Nicholls and vasectomy project offer a way of helping to Bernard Keane and Annabel Crabbjoin futurist Dr Kristin Altord debate the merits of a address the planet's diminishing biodiversity Tim Hareourt to ask how we will cope when the "post-natural" world. Moderated by Jane Howard. or is it one man's impossible mission? going really gets tough. Dr Paul Ehrlich. Dr Doug Stein. Dr Lorna This event is co- presented by the Festivolof Hallahan and Dr Elizabeth Finkel do the maths Unpopulor Culture around global population growth and its impact on the earths diminishing resources. Chaired by Peter Mares. the panel wil tackle the issues of birth control. family planning and the ethics of rolling out vasectomies into developing Has Global Warming Melted Our Brains? George Pell - Can He Keep the Faith ., 19th October. 13:30 (and the Faithful)? Freemasons Hall. free h OCLober. 13.30 The Vosectomist The issue of climate change has welland B nython Hall, The University of Adelaide. f screens 16th & roth October truly fallen off the front pages and down the list George Pell is the face of the Catholic See o09e 18 of voter concerns. Is the concept of climate hurch in Australia but as the scandal of afraid to ask the curly ones that make you squirm Ln change. and how much is at stake. literally er cal sex crimes deepens and we head the se in te rrogat ors debate and de bunk t faditional This session is presented in OSsociotion with beyond our imagination? SImran Sethi digs into towards the Royal Commission. Pellis >ns over population. sex. faith and power COSMOS Medio ond F1inders University the globe's collective mental block and maps struggling to keep the faith and the faithful ey're refraining how we think about global warming o out how we can overcome it by changing the David Marr investigates the life and career 19 cancer and asking who needs narure anyway. They'r conversation entirely Pell and asks what's left of the old political In ing the link between power and God. calling out I and moral authority of his church 'eviving the f word Hosted by Phillip Adorns.

When is it Right to Fight? What is Cancer and How Can We Control It? 19th OCLober*. 13:30 20th DCLober. 15:00 Elder Hall. The University of Adelaide. free Bonython Hall. The University of Adelaide. free The future is uncertain for the doctrine of Prof Paul Davies will outline a bold new "Responsibility to Protect", embraced by the UN approach based on tracing cancer's ancient in 2005. Pacing terrible crimes against humanity. evolutionary roots and its intriguing links with international consensus has disappeared embryo development. He will argue that cancer Prof Gareth Evans discusses the scope and is riot the result of accumulated genetic limits of the doctrine. hazards associated with damage but a deeply embedded and military intervention to protect civilians. and evolutionary-honed "subroutine" in the genetic whether optimism that the world will be able to program of life. which can be repressed by both say "never again" to genocidalatrocitiesisjust the host organ. sin and the physician a hopeless dream. This session is proudly presented in OSsociotion Presented in OSsociotion with The Bob Howke with SA He o1th - Office for the Ageing Prime Minister micentre ot the University of South AUStrolio.

Towards a National Research Strategy Murder In Mississippi 19th October. 19th Occober. 15:00 Bonython Hall. The University of Adelaide. free Freemasons Hall. free Australian scientists are continuously While filming Roce Relotions. making contributions to global research played a prank on white supremacist Richard But how do Australians and our politicians see Barrett, threatened with legal action. it never these contributions. and what do we need to do aired. In 2010 Banett was murdered. and Safran to allow them to keep occurring? Prof Brian immersed himself below the Mason-Dixon line Schmidt argues for a national research for six months. In this serious send up of a TED strategy: a policy that can bring together talk. Safran asks why was Barrett the man he industry and academia. to support research was? And why is Safran so interested? now and into the future

UE MAP AND DETAILS see page 52 FESTIVAL CLUB AT LITTLE MISS Mextco I+l Miami Frome Ixj GPenfelL Street Getting Our Hate On The Lies They Tell Us Marketing Crazy 9th October. 13:30 19th October. 15:00 sober. 16:30 Sam Jacobs Room. Freemasons Hall. free Chandelier Room. Freemasons Hall. free The Braggs. The University of Adelaide. free Whatever happened to the term 'bipartisan In a twenty-four hour news cycle. were The DSM-5. the fifth edition of the American approach'? The state of political rhetoric is hearing more from our politicians than ever Psychiatric Association's diagnostic bible. more vicious than ever before. Why? Is it a sign before. What does fact-checking reveal about dominates the global mental health industry, of an ageing. angry population. is it the shock politics. policies. and politicians? PolitiFact prov ding the pharmaceutical industry with market opportunities. physicians with the jocks. or are the rabid front pages to blame? Australia editor-in-chief Peter Fray discusses o o And what exactly Is a troll? Annabel Crabb. what his experiment in political fact-checking rationale for writing prescriptions, and the rest Peter Fray and Gideon Haigh ask how we inject during the election reveals about our body of us with an impression of psychological . suffering as a medical problem. Gary Greenberg civility back into our national discussion. politic. the stare of story-telling and the nature , of political discourse in Australia. asks: are many of the OSM's diagnoses just a Presented in OSsociotion with The Bob Howke sane response to a crazy world? , Prime Minister101Centre ot the University of . South AUStroiio This session is proudly presented in o580ciotion with SA He o1th - Office for the Ageing

Are We There Yet? Crunch Time Fifty Shades of Feminism Hashtag Activism cober. 15:00 19th October. 16:30 20th October. 10:00 OCLober. 13:30 E der Hall. The University of Adelaide. free Freemasons Hall. free Bonython Hall. The University of Ade aide. free Sam Jacobs Room. Freemasons Hall. free The f-word has undergone a resurgence of Climate change protest ors are getting Women's voices have been lost n the history Destroy the Joint is one of the many SOCia late. buoyed by the rising voice of women online, desperate. But civil disobedience is more books. But today when we look at creative media movements that have sprung up in pushed along by conversation starters like sophisticated these days. Is disrupting the fields. science. journalism. academia and what's been a banner year for sexism it all starcs with a spark. then these agitators are Shery Sandberg's Leonln and crystal lising status quo the only true way to achieve results religion. how loud are women's voices and how But if such battles are being fought online. ding the matches. They're the agenda setters. the ones who around the treatment of our first female where politics has failed? are they heard? do they have an impact offline? Jenna Price. Moriica Dux and Dr Anne Summers discuss if w about It before It hits the front page Prime Minister Bob Brown reflects on his experiences in Shakira H us sein. Elizabeth Finkel. Monica y're mobilizing the crowd through the media, social or Where does that leave women? Dr Anne grass roots and global activism v federal Dux and Anna Goldsworthy discussif and how Destroy the Joint is creating a lasting legacy. erwLse They're asking why art doesn't pay. why vJe love to Summers and Anna Goldsworthy discuss why politics and examines what kind of action is women's voices are gaining volume, how can we and are they tackling the "right issues"? our hate on and v, he ther one litCle pill can really fix It we've failed to achieve equality for women and justified when it comes to provoking urgent amplify them or do we still need to? what we need to do to make it happen. responses to environmental crisis This session is presented in OSsociotion with COSMOS Medio.

Using and Abusing Technology A New Democracy: The Citizens' Jury Art Costs; Entertainment Pays th Occober. 11:30 th October. 10:00 203 Lober. 15:00 Bonython Hall. The University of Adelaide. free Sam Jacobs Room. Freemasons Hall. free Freemasons Hall. free NSA revelations divulged just how Democracy in the 21st century is frustrated Art doesn't pay but addresses the things we governments and corporations are prepared to by continuous campaigning and electioneering. value most deeply. Monetary value is not a utilise technology for their own ends Have we lost sight of what democracy was primary issue; but neither is it an insignificant Governments launch war on journalists and originally designed to achieve? one. When "entertainment" does pay. how do whistleblowers who reveal their secrets. The new Democracy Foundation proposes the arts and entertainment sit alongside each ,., Ei '!7, ,.. , ,, How can we respond when governments and it's riot the politicians that are the problem - bui other? Julian Meyrick, Andrew Bovell and Robyn corporations know more about us but we're the system. lain Walker shares his experiences Archer ask how can and should we value the . . allowed to know less about them? Prof Paul in using a "citizensjury" approach to promote a arts. and the people and organisations that *:, 7j I ) tz 77 ,I' Davies. Prof Brian Schmidt and Bernard Keane safe and vibrant nightlife for Adelaide. deliver them? ask why no one seems to care This session is proudly presented in DSSociotion This session Is proudly presented In OSsociotion =/ with TACSl. with the F1inders University I\^y r"

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Look What We Made Anxiety. Meet Creativity 19th October. 16:30 h October. 11:30 Chandelier Room. Freemasons Hall. free Sam Jacobs Room. Freemasons Hall, free Crowdfunding is changing the way donors The philosopher Soren Kierkegaard argued connect to and support projects they're that anxiety is essential for creativity - as a passionate about. How does this approach dual force it can be both destructive and foster and encourage artists and generative. depending on how we approach it entrepreneurs. and does it lead to a new and Gary Greenberg. Anna Goldsworthy and unique brand of creativity? Rick Chenjoins Peter Drew discuss whether Inner angst helps Dr ChrLsty Dena to discuss what makes a or hinders the creative process. and how they project engage an audience. sometimes before channel. heir inner demons without assuming the project even exists. the foe. al position

The Stories Behind Beatriz's War A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the 19th October. 1130 Vibrancy Forum Elder Hall. The University of Adelaide. free h October. 13:00 Be orriz's Woris the story of one womans The BlueBee Room. 131-133 Pirie St. free struggle to remain true to the man she loves Too much of the discussion about creative and the country for which she fought. The film ridustryinvolves either the demonisation of Beotriz's War also heralds the birth of a film culture in East *- public servants or the dismissa of screens 18th a 19th October Timor. What does this mean for our close practitioners at the coalface. Five battle-weary See PCge 07 neigh bours? Co- producer and activist Lurdes 6 *-'\ veterans attempt to inject some meaning back o\@ Pires. co- writer andlead actorlrim To lentino, + \* into the dreaded V-word. Join the "community consultation" with Tim Ho, con. Jennifer Greer co- writer and co- director Luigi ACquisto. with ,:**'0\ ,0 * special guests. ^*. Q\ Holmes. Alex Reid. Dr Ianto Ware. and Stan O, cab ,:, 0' ,, Mahoney. Moderated by Will MCRostie. This session is proudly presented in ,>' *" \ OSsociotion with the Adeloide Film Festivol ond A'vo This session is co- presented with the The Bob Howke Prime Minister1010entre ot Ihe Fesrivolof Unpopulor Culture ond Arts SA. NUE MAP AND DETAILS see page 52 * v*' University of South AUStrolio ANDREW 80VELL ANNABEL CRABB PAUL DAVIES ROBYN DAVID ANNE DEVESON AO , Andrew Bovellis a playwright Annabel Crabbis the ABC's .\ Paul Davies is a theoretical Robyn Davidson is most Anne Deveson AO is a writer. and screenwriter. His most chief online political writer and physicist. cosmologist. recognised for her book Tracks. documentary filmmaker and recent filmis the adaptation of host of the popular political astrobiologist and best-selling the story of her journey from former head of the Australian John Le Carre's A Most Wanted Man. Other films cooking program Kitchen Cabinet. Annabel bega author. He is Regents' Professor A1ice Springs to the west coast of Australia Film. Television and Radio School. include Blessed. Lantana. and Strictly Ballroom life as ajournalist at The Advertiser. and she has I and Director of the Beyond Center with camels. travelling alone acrossi, 700 Her films have won three UN Peace Awards and 11LLIP ADAMS His most recent playsinclude an adaption of worked as political correspondent. sketch writer for Fundamental Concepts in miles of desert over nine months. Her literary her books have been widely praised. Anne wag Kate Grenville's The Secret River. winner of six and UK correspondent for var ous titles at Phillip Adamsis a prolific and sometimes Science at Arizona State University. where he also essays. columns and reviews appeared in made an Officer of the Order of Australia for her Helpmann Awards. and When the Rain Stops ntroversial broadcaster, writer and Fairfax. where she is currently a syndicated directs a major cancer research programme. He English. American and Australian newspapers workin community health and for increasing the Falling. produced in Australia. Sunday columnist rimaker. As presenter of Late Night Live. he as received numerous awards over his extensive andjournalsincluding The Times. the Guardian. public awareness of schizophrenia Europe. Canada and the USA. s interviewed thousands of the world's most areerincluding the Order of Australia Granta. The Nation Review. and the Age P. 69 Relaxed. Comfortable a Still 'Iuential politicians. historians. archaeologists. p. 76 Joy MacLennan Oretlon: Reelllenee P. 67 Art Costs; Entertainment Pays Not Satisfied velists. theologians. economists. philosophers p. 77 Opening Night:Ideas Whose Time p. 71 40 Daysin the So 19th October. 10:00 20th October. 15:00 19th October. d sundry conversational'sts. His latest book Hag Come: From Cosmology 20th Oc^ober. 10:00 Bedtime Stories; Tales From My 21 Years at RN's Getting Our Hate On .o Cancer 19th October. re Night Live. ~ b. .,' . BOB BROWN Looking to the Stars:in search of .,. ^. . CHRISTY DENA P. 72 Life. the Universe and our place in the universe Acclaimed author. Everything DANIEL CROOKS 18th October. 20:00 Dr Christy Dena is a writer-designer director ,. I photographer and lifelong 19th October. 16:30 Life. the Universe and Everything who hasworked on award-winning games. film. activist. Bob Brown rose to P. 69 George Poll- Can He Keep the Faith Practicing across a range 19th October. 16:30 digital and theatre projects for clients including prominence when he led the campaign to save {and the Fai. hful}? of time-based mediaincluding Using and Abusing Technology Nokia. Cisco/NO Mimes Media. ABC. Wieden * the Franklin River in the 1980s. After 10 years 20th October. 13:30 video. photography and 20th October. 11:30 Kerinedy and . in the Tasmanian Parliament. Bob was elected installation Daniel Crooks' work has been widely What is Cancer and How She has been granted Australia's first Digital to the Senate in 1996. He was leader of the PETER DREW exhibited both in Australia and Internationally. Can We Control It? Writing Res dency at The Cube for her project Australian Greens from 2005 to 2012. when he He has undertaken residenciesin Amsterdam 20th October. Robot University and co wrote The Writers Street artist and arts writer Peter Drew is

* retired from the parliament to establish the Bob and London and is the recipient of several major Guide to Make a Digital L ving for the Australian returning to Australia. having recently completed Brown Foundation awardsincluding the inaugural Basil Sellers Prize. Literature Board. a Research Masters at the renowned Glasgow I. Robyn Archer AOis a singer Schoolof Art. During his research. the Glasgow writer. artistic director and arts p6 p. 66 A Twist in Time P 65 Story Time Rebooted Schoolof Art threatened Drew with expulsion for advocate. currently Creative 19Lh OC Der. 10:00 19th October. 11:30 his illegal Iy made street art. Ironically enough. 'ector of the Centenary of . Artistic P 65 Look What We Made his research at the school examined the tension 'ector/Creator of The Light in Winter. and 19th October. between largeinstitutions and urban art. .puty Chair of The Australia Council C e is patron of numerous arts organisations ^.^ P. 74 Breathing Life Into Our d has received many prestigious arts awards.

. Ci, y 's Corners >st recently a Helpmann for Best Cabaret RIGK CHEN 18th Oct rformer 2013. Rick Chen is an entrepreneur co Univerity Partners Media Partners Anxiety. Mee. Creativity and a social change-maker with 20th October. Art Costs; entertainment Pays I:L a strong focus on new media 20th October. 15:00 LLl ^ design. He has a keen interest in Finiders web-based technology. userinterface design and Z UNIVERSITY ^^^^^ ^!^^I^ innovative ideas Ihal change peoples behaviour. I- and in 2010 Rick co- founded Australia's first 1:1, crowdfunding platform Pozible. which has raised of ADELAIDE over $13 million dollars. < ^ MONTHLY .-

Look What We Made PHIL BLAND KRISTINA DRYZA 19Lh October. o GOVERNMENT PARTNERS Phil Bland is Professor Charting the Unknown Presenting Partners Partners Kristina Dryzais recognised as one of the of Planetary Science in the 20th October. top consumer trends expertsin the world. Department of Applied Geology ^a^- described as "one of the five leading faturists' at Curtin University. Phil has by the Australian Financial Review. She merges : . .DELAIDECITY COUNCIL my research interests. but they generally ^!,,~""." I. a Onom"^. wine^11^I^^ her expertise of global trends with her study CHARLIE CORKE BClr. ,o1ve using primitive meteorites to explore the of the rhythms of the natural world to create 01 ? gin and early evolution of the Solar System Associate Professor Charlie Corke has ANG, ., Co,'^RE ... living. breathing strategies that help clients bu 3 Laureate projectis focussed on identifying been an intensive care medical specialist for SA ... @ inspired and enriching futures . .. a source regions for meteorites by making more than 25 years' He has had a longlineres ', R I. H i Ito n F1!^^!11^tiN^ An. ."n. angulated observations of meteorite fireballs n end of life decision making andis the regio Government tacsi:^,^^, squureholes Looking to the Stars:in Search clinical lead for the Respecting Patient Choic of South Australia of Our Placein the Universe p. 76 Looking to the S, ars: In Search of program. Charlie's recent research may eaus 18th October. 20:00 ^,. co State "",..", U,Library ,.. U. Our Place in the Universe ^ Writing\A1 us to radically rethink the way we think about I^I^.^. Charting the Unknown 18th October. 20:00 treatment at the end of our lives. Recording Partner 20Lh October. 13:30 Old Bones. Shooting Stars and New Technologies WOODSIDE The Business of Death OILBE usG"r, ^ "^ 20th October ^..~ 19Lh OCLober. , ,.. Saving Lire or Prolonging Death? 20th October. ad elaid e fe s tIv a 10 f Id e as. c Qin au MONICA DUX BILLIE GILES-CORTl GIDEON HAIGH &. Q SL Monica Duxis a columnist Professor Billie GIIes-Corti . Gideon Haigh had been a with The Age. author of Things is Director of the journalist for thirty years' He is I Didn't Expect (when Iwas University Schoolof Population the author of twenty-SIX books xpectingj. and co- author of The Great Feminist Health. MCCaughey VieHealih and ed tor of seven others. His )enial. both published by Melbourne University Gentre for Community Wellbeing. Recognised GARETH EVANS AC. QC ANDREW MARUON IFirst Dog on the Moon I GARY GREENBERG book The Office: A Hardworking History. won the 'ress. She can be heard regularly on ABC radio I ternationally for her research on the health Douglas Stewart Pr ze for Non fiction at the NSW rid 3RRR. and has published widely, especially on Professor Gareth Evans AC. QCisChancellor Andrew Marlton (First Dog on the Moon) has pacts of the built form. Professor Giles-Corti Gary Greenberg is a practicing Premier's Literary Awards. He writes mainly for vomen'SISsues. Monicais one of the founders of of The Australian National University and been the fulltime editoria cartoonist for crikey. I as published over 200 articles and reports. psychotherapist and author of Manufacturing The Times and The AUStra ian. he Stella Prize President Emeritus of the International Crisis comau since 2007. and he cartoons there every , ridjs an Honorary Fellow of both the Planning Depression and The Noble Lie. He has written p. 68 Getting Our Hate On Group. He was a member of the Australian weekday. He won a Walkley award in 2012 for his nstjtute of Australia and the Public Health about the intersection of science. politics. and 19th October. P. 67 Fifty Shades of Feminism Parliament for 21years. Cabinet Minister for 13. cartoon "Drowning" and was named the MOAD Association. ethics for many publications. including The New P. 73 Death or the Audience 20th October. 10:00 and Foreign Minister from 1988-96. He co- chaired cartoonist of the yearin 2011. He has written and Yorker. Wired. Discover. and Rolling Stone. He is a p. 74 Breathing Life Inko 20th Octobe p. 67 Hashtag Activism the International Commission on Intervention illustrated a book about Christmas and ustrate contributor at Mother Jones. and a contributing Our City's Corners 20th October. 13.30 and State Sovereignty and the International another with children's author Jackie French. editor at Harper's Commission on Nuclear Non- Proliferation Marketing Crazy and Disarmament. and has written or edite Know Your Meme 19th October. 16:30 nine books. Give Me Back My Asperger's 20th October. 10:00 p. 69 When is it Right 10 Fight? , Anxiety Meet Creativity 20Lh OCLober. 11:30

^',;., PATRICIA EDGAR AM PETER FRAY THE GLUE SOCIETY SUSAN HILLIER ^ Patricia Edgar AM is a Peter Frayis the founder The Glue Society is a world- Susan Hillier is an AssociaLe Professor SOCiologist. educator. film and and editor-in-chief of PolitiFact renowned independent creative of Neuroscience and Rehabilitation at the television producer. writer. Australia. Australia's first stand collective based in University of South Australia. In the last 12 year esearcher. and policy analyst. Through a career alone fact-checking website. , , and New York. As a group of LORNA HALLAHAN Susan hasincreasingly focussed on teaching panning four decades she has been at the an adjunct professor in media artists, writers and directors, they bring art and and researching in the area of the brain and ALAN FINKEL Lorna Hallahan is a senior lecturer in social orefront of media for children nationally and and politics at Sydney University and the former commerce. plus concept and execution into the movemen t - including ways of harnessing work at F1inders University where she teaches itemationally. winning multiple awards for her Dr A1an Finkel AM FTSEis editor or editor-in-chief of the Sydney Morning same creative space. The Glue Society works the potential of the brain to changein novel in social work practice and ethics and is Chair chievementsand programs. In hellarest book. Chancellor of Monash University Herald. The Canberra Times and The Sunday Ager cross all media forms from commercials, film rehabilitation processes that may be more of the Social and Behavioural Research Ethics , Praise of Ageing. Patricia turns her attention and President of the Australian His current projects include digital start. ups antdirection. broadcast entertainment and music engaging or enriching Committee. Her research ism disability theory o ageing policy in Australia Academy of Technological Sciences and outsourced p, oduction projects in 'old' media. . ideos. to sculpture. art and book design and policy. She speaks and writes regularly on P 65 Brain Dance: The Art and Engineering. He is co-founder and chairman of contemporary issues and ethical issues faced by Science of Movement P. 73 In Praise of Ageing Cosmos Magazine. the chairman of the Australian p. 68 Gelling Our Hate On P 75 More Than Tenltemsor Less the workers of complex human services 19th OctoOe Centre of Excellence for All-Sky Astrophysics and 19th O to Der. 13:30 Check our Reb e r r deta the CEO of Stile Education. p. 68 The Lies They Tell Us Cut to the Chase: Tackling 19th O Lober. 15:00 the Popula, ion Debate P. 74 The Elec. ric Planet 19Lh October. 10:00 .

PAUL EHRLICH ETH FINKEL IAN GIBBINS TI HARCOURT SH KIRA HUSSEIN NNA GOLDSWORTHY ,. Professor Paul Dr Elizabeth Finkel previously Neuroscientist and Profes Tim Harcourt. The Airport Economist. is the Shakira HUSsein has recently completed a Anna Goldsworthyis an Ehrlich. the co- probed the mysteries of how a of Anatomy & Histology at J. W. NGvile Fellowin Economics at the Australian MCKenzie postdoctoralfeilowship on Muslim award-winning pianist and writer. founder with Peter ballof cells sculpted itself into F1inders University. Ian Gibbins School of Business at the University of New South A founding member of Seraphim women. gender violence and racism at The ."^,.> H. Raven of the field an embryo. buttor the Ias. 20 is internationally recognised to Wales. A prolific author and globetrotter. Tim has National Centre of Excellencein Islamic Studies Trio. her bestsell, rig memoir. f coevolution. has pursued long-term studies years or so she has been a writer. his research on the microscopic structure and Iano Lessons. was published in Australia. the visited over 57 countries in the past five years at The University of Melbourne. Her writing function of the nerves that control and monitor f the structure. dynamics. and genetics of She is Editor in Chief of Cosmos magazine. a S and Korea. and was awarded 'Newcomer of alone. and he is an active commentatorin the has appeared In publications includ rig The at ural butterfly populations. He has also been popular science magazine that she cofounded. Australian andinternational media on economic the activity of the internal organs and skin he Year' at the Australian Book Industry Awards Griffith Review. The Best Australian Essays. The pioneer in alerting the public to the problems has served asa correspondent for the American Currently. he is working on a major collaborative and tradeissues n 2013. she released a new memoir. Welcome to Australian. The Age. New Matilda and Crikey f overpopulation, andin raising issues of magazine Science. and written two books project on the art and science of microscopy. our New Life. and a Quarterly Essay. Unfinished P. 73 Why do Nations Fail?Why did p. 67 Fifty Shades of Feminism ,opulation. resources. and the environment as Us IneSS. p. 65 Brain Dance: The Art and Australia Prosper? The rise and 20th Octobe flatters of public policy p. 70 Cut to the Chase: Tackling the Science of Movement fall of economic ideas Population Debate p. 68 Are We There Yet? 19th October. 10:00 Cut 10 the Chase: 19th October. 10:00 19th October. 15:00 Relaxed. Comfortable & Still Tackling the Population Debate p. 72 So We Cracked the Human Genome P 67 Fit. y Shades or Feminism Not Satisfied 19th October. 10:00 Now what? 20th 00.0b 10 :00 19th October. 13:30 P. 85 Anxiety Meet Creativity P. 67 Fifty Shades or Feminism 20th Octob 11: 30 20th October. 10:00 ^.^ adelai f f Id e a s . c Qin AMY PARISH KAREN PICKERING , Amy Parish is a biological Karen Pickering is a feminist presenter. anthropologist. primatologist. writer and activist. She is the creator and host and Darwinian feminist who has of feminist talkshow Cherchez taught at the University of Southern California Ia Femme and a three time organ ser of SlutWalk Melbourne. JACOBS CHARLES LANDRY DAVID MARR in gender studies. arts and letters. anthropology. and preventive medicine programs and Her work s mostly media Lily Jacobsis the General Manager of Renew Charles Landry. an international authority David Martis the award winning author of departments sincei999. In all of her research. commentary and public speaking aide. a not for profit organisation that on urban futures and creative reinvention. four Quarterly Essays, and his booksinclude Dr. Parish usesan evolutionary approach to shed on feminist issues. Iects creative entrepreneurs and artists with developed the 'creative city' concept. He helps Petrick Wh te: A Life. and The High Price of light on the origins of human behaviour. P 5 Queue oropertyindustry to activate vacant urban cities transform their thinking to plan their Heaven. He has written forthe Sydney Morning p. 76 Sex. Bonding and Dominance r. 20:00 :e. She is a former lawyer and has worked for future with greater purpose and originality. Hera d. The Age and The Monthly. been editor of in eonobos Cherchez to Femme: JOHN SAFRAN aus arts festivals and music companies. She Landry helps to unCover original solutions to the National Times. a reporter for Four Corners, 18th October. 18:30 Feminism in the Pub had along interest in innovative renewal of seemingly intractable urban dilemmas such as presenter of ABC TV's Media Watch and now John Safran first hit TV screensin 1997 with p. 71 Darwinian Feminism In space and creative sp rit as a driving force marrying innovation and tradition. balancing writes for Guardian Australia. the hilarious mini-documentaries Race Around 20tn October wealth creation and social cohesive ness. or local the World. He has gone on to make many more P. 74 Breathing Lifelnto Our P. 69 George Poll: Can He Keep the distinctiveness and global competitiveness. television series. released an ARIA nominated City's Corners Faith land the Fairhfulj? JENNA PRICE song. and now hosts Friday Night Safran on 18th OC< P. 73 CIVIC Urbanity: What malters to 20Lh October. 13:30 with Father Bob. John now adds author 21st century cities? P. 73 Dealh of Ihe Audience Jenna Price is ajournalist. wife. mother. to his bio with the release of his first book. Murder 20Lh October. In:30 20ch October. 15:00 feminist and academic who teaches. The order In Mississippi. that comes in depends on her mood. But if you count experience. feminist comes first and p 69 Murder in Mississippi

JON JUREIDINl always will. She is surprised by the number or BEN PEDERICK people who say they refuse to use social media Jon Juteidini is a child but thinks they are usually the same people Ben Pederick began making document ari psychiatrist at the Women's who say they refuse to read tabloids or watch in fig96 and in the last decade has produced. and Children's Hospital. He is a commercial television shot and directed documentaries on human essor in the Disciplines of Psychiatry and rights and the environment with organisations p. 67 Hashtag Activism diatrics at the University of Adelaide and including National Geographic USA. Radio 20th O t b 1330 ds the university's Paediatric Mental Health JOHN LONG JULIAN MEYRICK CHRIS SARRA Free Asia and The Nature Conservancy. He , Ting Unit. Prof Jureidini learnt most of what he \ Professor John Long's research Julian Meyrickis Professor of Creative Arts was Series Director for National Geographics Dr Chris Sarra is a world. "s about psychiatry growing up in a pub, from * in palaeontology hasfocused on at F1inders University and Artistic Counselfor first digital expedition. and is a co-founder class educationalist. His 'Strong 19 a father. from reading novels, and from the big stepsin our early evolution. the State Theatre Company South Australia. He of the award-winning production company and Smart' philosophyled to \ael Leunig's cartoons. especially the transition from fish to land animals. is the director of many award-winning theatre Goodmorningbeautiful Films dramatic improvements in P. 71 Give Me Back My Asperger's He has collected fossils on field expeditions productions. most recently Angela's Kitchen. As TRAVIS RANSON educational outcomes at the Cherbourg State 20th OCLober. 10:00 around the world. andis author of some 28 books an academic. he has published histories of the Looking 10 the Stars: In Search School in TJ has been training Parkour and over 200 publications. His latest book Hung Nimrod Theatre and the MTC. a Platform Paper. of our Placein the Universe He now heads the Stronger Smarter Institute. since the beginnings of the Like an Argentine Duck reveals the prehistoric and numerous articles on Australian theatre. 18th October. 20:00 which is transforming Indigenous education Adelaide community over seven origins of sex. contemporary dramaturgy and cultural policy Story Time Rebooted with positive messages of high expectations. years ago. He currently spends 19th OCLober. 11:30 Dawn of the Deed: Sex. Death p 67 Art Costs; En. ortainmen, Pays his time across several roles related to the quality relationships and community engagement Ringbalin in schools and Evolution 20th October. emerging training discipline of Parkour 20th October. 10:00 18th Occober. 16:00 He is passionate about getting people active and Defying Expectations 40 Daysin the Desert moving like real humans again. and an advocate 20th October. 20th October. 10:00 of the transformative power of Parkour and a Old Bones, Shooting Stars strong Parkour community and New Technologies P. 74 Breathing Life In. o , !NARD KEANE 20th October JULIAN MORROW BRIAN SCHMIDT Our City's Corners O. Bernard Keane has been Crikey's Julian Morrowis a co- 18th October. 13:00 Professor Brian Schmidt espondent in Canberra since 2008. writing founder of The Chaser. a satirical P is a Laureate Fellow at The ,o1itics. media and economics. He was media empire which rivals Australian National University's cated at the Un versity of Sydney and has Rupert Murdoch's News Corp Mount Stromlo Observatory His work on the loin history. Beforejoinlng Crikey he was a in a Ifields except power. influence. popularity accelerating universe was awarded the 2011 PETER MARES ANDREW PLASTOW SIMON RICE 11c servant. beginning with stintsin transport and profitability. He spends one day a week NobelPrizein Physics. jointly with Adam Riess cyand as a speechwriter before moving into Peter Mares is contributing experimenting with being boring and middle- Andrew PIastow has been a school leader Simon Riceis Professor and Saul Perlmutrer. Brian is continuing his work jinunicat ons and media policy editor with the onlinejournal aged as host of the Friday edition of RN Drive for 17 years mainly in disadvantaged schools , of Law and Director of Law using exploding stars to study the Universe. Inside Story. adjunct fellow Reform and Social Justice at the and isleading Mt Stromlo's effort to build the o. 69 Relaxed. Comfortable & and regularly presents the ABC consumer affair As Principal of A1berton Primary School, he has \.. at the Institute for Social show The Checkout Still Not Satisfied worked with an amazing staff willing to challenge ANU College of Law. Professor SkyMapper telescope Research at Swinburne Rice worked for many years as alegal practitione 19th October. 11:30 p. 76 Battle of the Ideas: The Internet the concept of educational disadvantage. University and a former ABC broadcaster. Peter Together with the students and community. they and as ajudicial member of a tribunal p. 69 Towards a National p. 67 Using and Abusing Technology is Evil. Discuss. combines journalism with public policy research. deciding discrimination complaintsin New Research Strategy 20th October. 11:30 are redefining schooling and reconceptualising particularly on topics related to migration. He wa the image of children. Purposeful innovation is at South Wales. He teaches. researches and writes 19th October. 13:30 p. 73 Death of the Audience the author of the first comprehensive analysis extensively on issues of human rights and 20th October. 15:00 the heart of everything Andrew does Life. the Universe and Everything of Australia's approach to refugees and asylum anti-discrimination law 19th Octobe 16:30 P. 73 Defying Expectations seekers: the award -winning book Borderline. Using and Abusing Technology 20th October. 15:00 p. 76 Roma MitchellOration 20ch Octobe 11:30 p. 70 Cut to the Chase: Tackling the Basic Instinct: the Heroic Project Population Debate ad e I a Id e fe stivalo fid e a s c om. a u of Anti-Discrimination Law 9 O O 00 71M SENDEN RiCK SMOLAN DouG STEIN r ANNE SUMMERS LYNETTE WALLWORTH 6 Professor Senden is currently Rick Sinolan. a former Time. Dr Douglas G Stein. MD. is Dr Anne SummersAOis a Lynette Wallworth is a visual Head of Department of Applied , Life. and National Geographic a urological surgeon who has bestselling author, journalist artist working with film and Mathematics at ANU photographer. is best known as been practicing urologyin Tamp and thought-leader with a long responsive technologies. In recent With his backgroundin the creator of the Dayin the Life book series and Florida sincei983. Within a broad practice of career in politics. the media. business and the years she has had solo showsin the Us. France. ,. experimental surface science asthe photographer who documented Robyn Austria and UK. This year, Wallworth completed urological surgery. Dr Stein has been performing on_government sectorin Australia. Europe and ^ NAT WILLIAMS teaches undergraduate physical chemistry Davidson'SIegendarycameltrekin his book From vasectomies since 1983 and vasectomy reverSa a the united States. She writes on politics and her first documentary Tender produced by Kaih , dinvestigates surface phenomenaat the Allce to Ocean: Alone Across the Outback. His since 1984. He regularly travels with NO Scalpel ocjaj issues regularly for a number of Australian SheIPer commissioned from the HIVE fund to Nat Williams was recently nometre scale covering topicsincluding the latest project is The Human Face of Big Data. Vasectomylnternationalto provide vasectomy newspapersandis author of several books. and premiere at the Adelaide appointed the inaugural James etching of single polymer chains. mechanical services to menin Kenya. Haiti and The er new book The Misogyny Factor was published Film Festival. and Beltison Treasures Curator p. 73 The Human Face of Big Data formations in biological membranes. Philippines arly 2013. at the National Library of 19Lh Oc ber. 11:30 p. 65 The Business of Death rainics processing and measuring forces on Australia. As the Library's Director of Exhibitions p. 70 Cut to the Chase: Tackling the p. 68 Are We There Yet? 19th Octobe noparticles. he has curated or overseen the development of Population Debate 19th October. over 50 exhibitions as well as the concept and 19th October. 10:00 Hash. ag Activism Inside an Ideas Factory the final realisation of the Library's new 20th October. Treasures Gallery Old Bones. Shooting Stars and Bottleon Oration: A Girt that New Technologies ORJAN SOLVELL N WATSON Keeps on Giving KATHARINE VINER 20th October. 10:00 tinan Solve 11is Professor of \\ Don Watson is one of International Business at the I"" Katharine Viner Is editor-In Australia's most distinguished Stockholm School of Economics. andis Director chief of Guardian Australia and writersand public speakers. His of its Center for Strategy and Competitiveness deputy editor of the Guardian bestselling account of his time Prof Solve 11 has studied international L worldwide. She joined the as PaulKeating's speechwriter, SIMRAN SETHl SEAN WILLIAMS ~t ^, competitiveness and clustersin various nations ... Guardian in ,997 and has worked Recollections of a Bleeding Heart. won several SImran Sethiis an award- and regions. and is a Senior Institute Associate at a writer, editor of Weekend magazine. features awards. as did his 2008 release American Sean Williams is a #I New winning journalist. strategist the Institute for Strategy and Competitiveness or and Saturday editor. She Is a board Journeys. Don's most recent bookis Bendable York Times-bestselling author and educator who teaches and at Harvard Business School. His latest bookis in ber of London's Royal Court theatre andis Learnings (2009). a successor to Death with forty novels. eighty short >orts on sustainability. environmentalism Building the Cluster Commons co-editor. with A1an Rickman. of the award- Sentence and WeaselWords stories, the odd poem and even d social media for social change. Named "the ning play My Namels RachelCorrie a sci-fimusical under his belt. He writes for P. 76 Safety inc ustele KATE STEVENS P. 77 Closing Event: vi, oninental messenger" by Vanity Fair. Simran adults. young adultsand children. and enjoys the 18th October. 11:30 p. 65 Inside an Ideas Fac. ory Our Poisonous Politics ,edicated to a redefinition of environmentalism Cognitive psychologist Kate Stevens occasional franchise. too. such as Star Wars and P. 73 Why do Nations Fail? Why did 19th October. 20th October. 17:00 at usesinnovative forms of engagement and Investigates the psychological processes in Doctor Who. His latest series are Troubletwisters. Australia Prosper? The rise and Death of the Audience :Iudes voices from the prairie. urban core and creating. perceiving. and performing music and co- written with Garth Nix. and Twinmaker. fall of economic ideas. 20th Octobe ,bal community dance, and applies experimen, al methods to commencing November 2013 19ch October. 10.00 evaluate complex systems and human-computer p. 65 Inside an Ideas Factory p. 76 Looking to the Stars: In search Barbara Hardy OraLion: Endangered interaction. Kateis Professorin Psychologyand 19th October. 15:00 of our placein the Universe Foods: Biodiversity Loss and the leads the Music Cognition and Action research CHRIS VANSTONE - (TACSl) . P. 75 Festival of Ideas goes to 18th October. 20:00 Slow Extinction of What we Grow programin the MARCS Institute at the University ~ , The Barossa Valley Chris Vanstoneisthe p. 71 For Starters They Probably and Eat of Western Sydney Chec k ou r "e bsice for d e taI Is Director of TACSl's Co-Design. Don't Have Eyes P 65 Brain Dance: The Art and Science He has spent the last " years 20th O L b r. 15:00 ^- Has Global Warming Melted or Movement working with diverse teams and Our Brains? communities to collaborative Iy esign solutions to help tackle tough social roblems. Beforejoining TACSl. Chris designed o1utions to increase democratic participation. educe household carbon emissions. build , JEFF SPECK * GARRY STEWART elation ships for socially LAWRENCE WESCHLER JOHN WOLSELEY solared older people and enable more young Jeff Speck is a clay planner Garry Stewart is one of Lawrence Weschler was for over twenty years eople to thrive John Wolseley is a curious and urban designer who. through the world's most influential a staff writer at The New Yorker. where his work mix of artist and scientist who , I \ , writing. public service, and built I a choreographersandis the P. 74 BeLter Ways to Grow Old shuttled between political tragedies and cultural relates the minutiae of the work. advocates internationally Artistic Director of 18th Occober. 10:00 comedies. He is currently director of the New natural world - leaf. feather and for smart growth and sustainable since 1999. Stewart's choreography explores the York Institute for the Humanities at NYU. and is NDHYA SHARMA - TACSl beetle wing - to the abstract design. He is the co- author of Suburban Nation; body through extreme's of velocity and power initiating his own semi-annual journal of writing dimensions of geology and the earths dynamic Sandhya Sharmais a graduate in Visual The Rise of Sprawl and the Decline of the He collaborates with artistsworkingin other and visual culture. Omnivore systems. He is noted for large scale works on IAIN WALKER - (TACSl) minunication and Internationalstudies fro American Dream and author of Walkable City media such as robotics. photography and paper and installations on a variety of natural p. 66 A Twist in Time iversity of Technology Sydney who wants How Downtown Can Save America. One Step architecture. Stewartis Thinker in Residence lain Walker is the Executive history themes. most recently 90 ventifacts from 19th October. 10:00 apply her design skills for social good. Her at a Time. (20/2/13) at Deakin University. working with the W Director of the newDemocracy Mallee scrub af ter fire P. 65 A Typology of Convergences: touating project used information design to Motion. Lab to develop new ways of using motion Foundation. He holds a Mastersin Towards a Unified Field Theory 40 Daysin the Desert >inote awareness of traditional indigenous p. 74 Breathing Life into Our capture. animation & 30 technology for live Public Policy from the University of Cultural Transmission 20th October. magement techniques. Sandhya has a pass City's Corners dance performance ydney and a Bachelor of Business (Marketing) 20th October. food and Is currently developing an app to 18th October. in UTS. His career has spanned commercial p. 65 Brain Dance The Art and Science are the food, e secrets of western Sydney P. 76 The Walkablility Imperative o1esin professional sport at the PGA Tour and of Movement 19th October o1f Australia. and timein the technology industry p a Better Ways to Grow Old 19Lh Occober. 11:30 t Microsoft Australia. ber. 10:00

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PALACE 6 PARTICLE FEVER PALACE 6 28 SHORT TERM12

DAWN OF THE DEED: SEX. DEATH AND. .. (60) FREEMASONS HALL 72 ONLY LOVERS LEFT ALIVE PICCADILLY I

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8 MURIEL MATTERS! PALACE 6 A Wild 81rzhdoy Pony THEACT OF KILLING PALACEl

PALACE 6 SHARKNADO PALACE 7 NOTHING BAD CAN HAPPEN

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UNCHARTED WATERS SUNDAY 20TH

SA MUSEUM BEATRIZ'S WAR PICCADILLYl AM RINGBALIN I

BONYTHON HALL THE PAST PALACE 7 10 : 00 FIFTY SHADES OF FEMINISM

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9 :15 ALAN PARTRIDGE: ALPHA PAPA BonnyDoon FAMILY TRIPLE BILL

BONYTHON HALL 67 9 : 30 ELECTRO Moscow (92) PALACE 6 It : 30 USING AND ABUSING TECHNOLOGY (60)

65 9:45 INTIMATE PARTS (83) PALACE 7 ,I: 30 SAVING LIFE OR PROLONGING DEATH? (601 CHANDELIER ROOMIFH) FREEMASONS HALL 73 SATURDAY 19TH 11 : 30 CIVIC URBANITY: WHAT MATTERS. .. (60)

11: 30 ANXIETY. MEET CREATIVITY (80) SAM JACOBS ROOM (FH) 85 WHY Do NATIONS FAIL? WHY DID AUSTRALIA PROSPER? BONYTHON HALL 11 : 30 DARWINiAN FEMINISM (60) THE BRAGGS 71

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SAM JACOBS ROOM(FH} ^ KNOW YOUR MEME . GEORGE PELL: CAN HE KEEP

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RELAXED. COMFORTABLE AND STILL FREEMASONS HALL 69 PARTICLE FEVER PALACE 6

BLACKFISH PALACEl I ,, CHILD'S POSE PALACE I OMAR PALACE 7 I ,^ .. WHAT! SCANCERANDHOW FIREIN THE BLOOD PALACE 6 I , ^ CAN WE CONTROL IT? BONYTHN HALL THE BUSINESS OF DEATH CHANDELIER ROOM (PHI 85 . . FOR STARTERS. THEY

TOWARDS A NATIONAL RESEARCH BONYTHON HALL 69 PROBABLY DON'T HAVE EYES CHANDELIER ROOM (FHl 71

WHENiS IT RIGHT To FIGHT? ELDER HALL 69 I^ ART COSTS; ENTERTAINMENT PAYS (60) FREEMASONS HALL 67 HAS GLOBAL WARMING MELTED OUR FREEMASONS HALL 69 THE TR ALS OF MUHAMMAD ALi 189 PALACE 7 I ,, GETTING OUR HATE ON SAM JACOBS ROOM (FH) 68 ^ DEFYING EXPECTATIONS (60) SAM JACOBS ROOM (Fin 73 So WE CRACKED THE HUMAN GENOME THEBRAGGS 72 I^ DEATH OF THE AUDIENCE 1601 THE BRAGGS 73 BEATRIZ'S WAR PALACEl I ,, BRADLEY W GalNS: A YEARIN YELLOW U PALACE 6 Split of o Second I ,, SEDUCED AND ABANDONED PALACE 7 I ,, THE HUMAN SCALE (88) PALACEI Irish Folk Furniture I ^^ ANIMATION Is MY DRUG PALACE 6 I ,, . . AFOICLOSING NIGHT ^ THE WALKABILITYIMPERATIVE BONYTHON HALL OUR POISONOUS POLITICS BONYTHON HALL

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., AREWETHEREYET? (60) ELDER HALL 68 INTIMATE PARTS PALACE 6

^ MURDERl" MISSISSIPPI (60) FREEMASONS HALL 69 HARMONY LESSONS PALACE 7

. , IN PRAISE OF AGEING (60) THE BRAGGS 73 . , AFF CLOSING NIGHT ^ INSIDE AN IDEAS FACTORY (60) SAM JACOBS ROOM IFH) 65 A STORY OF CHILDREN AND FILM TUESDAY 15TH Wednesdayi6th continued PM 12 : 45 MICHAEL H. PROFESSION: DIRECT PALACE 7 7 ; a 5 THIS A1N'T NO MOUSE MU (95) PALACE 7 I ^, I; 00 THE BATTLE OF THE SEXES PALACE 6 Thln Air 7 : 30 THE VASECTOMIST (80) PALACE 6 I , ^

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WILL You STILL LOVE ME TOMORROW PALACE 7

HERE BE DRAGONS PALACE 6 Forowoys THURSDAY 17TH

BUCKSKIN READING ELIZABETH PM 12:00 HEREBEDRAGONS (91) PALACEI Forowoys

CHARLIE'S COUNTRY (135) PALACEl 12:00 ONCEMYMOTHER (78) PALACE 6

THE COOL WORLD 1108) MERCURY 12:30 ILOIL0 1102) PALACE 7

POSTTENEBRAS Lux (118) PALACE 7 1:45 PORTRAIT OF JASON (108) PALACE 6

PICCADILLYl ^ 52TUESDAYS 4 IN CONV MARGARET POMERANZ 3 MERCURY LEVIATHAN PALACE 6

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PALACE a Sister PM 12:15 VALLEYOFSAINTS 1102) AFOI OPENING NIGHT. IDEA HOSE TIME HAS

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. U 16. Reading Cinemas Elizabeth 50 E!Izobeth Woy, Elfzobeth ^^^ 17. Regal Cinema 275 Kensington Rood. Kerisingt 'ork U ^ 18. RiAus @ The Science Exchang "^ 55 Ekehonge Place. Adeloide ^ U 19 Waterside Workers Hall(Vital ^ . SEatistix) 11Nile Street. Port Adeloide

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REGIONAL VENUES , Chaffey Theatre , ^ via Seventeenih Street Ren Hopgood Theatre V E N U ES Romstiy Proce. Noonungo 01. Adelalde Showground Main Arena 04. Art Gallery of South Australia 07. Contemporary Art Centre of Goodwood Rocd. Woyviile Middleback Theatre Radford Auditorium South Australia 1410 NIColson Avenue. Whyo!I 02 Adelaide Town Hall North Tortoce. Ade!olde 14 Porter Street. Porkside Northern Festival Centre 128 XIhg Willjoin Street. Adeloide 05 Bonython Hall F1rlPr Hall 49 SATURDAY 12TH Note: Calendar doesn't include regional AM 11:30 MUSCLESHOALS (111) PALACEl I ^" screening (page 451. exhibitions and other PM 12:00 THEGREATFLOOD (80) RADFORD AUDITORIUM multi-day events I ^^ 12 :00 THE SEARCH FOR EMAK BAKIA PALACE 6 Ernok BCklo I ^, 12 :15 LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON 1123i PALACE 7 I ^^ 1:45 THEPAST (133 PALACEl I ., ^ ATTHE MOVIES LIVE RECORDING ALLTHIS MAYHEM PALACE 6 I ,, BEHIND THE VEIL PALACE 7 I ,, CALENDAR MERCURY REDFER" Now 2 - DOGS OF WAR I ,, MADE IN SA PICOADiLLYl I ,^ ONLY LOVERS LEFT ALIVE PALACEl I ,^ BRADLEY WIGGINS: A YEARIN YE PALACE7 Sp"EOFOSe I ,^ ONCE MY MOTHER (103) PALACE 6 I ^^ THE COOL WORLD (108) MERCURY I ^^ THE ACT OF KILLING (162) PALACEi I , * A WORLD NOT OURS (121) PALACE 7 I ,^

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PM 5 : 00 MY SWEET PEPPER LAND PALACE 6 PUSSY RIOT: A PUNK PRAYER PALACEl

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OPENING NIGHT: TRACKS FESTIVAL THEATRE

GRIGRIS PALACE 6 Spine SUNDAY 13TH

ROMEIS BURNING MERCURY AM ^ WEBTVFORUM

SCATTER MY ASHES AT BERGD PALACE I 11.30 ELECTRIC Moscow PALACE 6

JOY PALACE 7 11: 45 WILL You STILL LOVE ME TOMORROW PALACE 7

PM 12;00 THE HIDDEN CHILD PALACE, BIG JOY

THE ADVENTURES of JAMES BROUGHTON PALACE 6 Animotion Hot"ne. 2013 1:30 BROKEN CIRCLE BREAKDOWN PALACE 6

BLUE RUIN PALACE I The Ride MINI REGENT. THE AWFUL TRUTH MINI REGENT

GLORIA PALACE 7 THESE FINAL HOURS

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HABI THE FOREIGNER PALACE 4

BLACKFISH PALACE 6

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GRIGRIS PALACE 7 Spine FRIDAY 11TH ^ THE BOY CASTAWAYS PICCADILLYI AM AMILY TRIPLE BILL COMRADE KIM GOES FLYING PALACE 6

PM 12 :15 THE EXPEDITION To THE END SHORT TERM12 PALACEl ^ IN CONV: EDDIE WHITE with ANIMATORS FESTIVAL CLUB HELTER SKELTER PALACE 7 , I IN CONV: MERCURY

THE BATTLE OF THE SEXES PALACE7 ThinAir MONDAY 14TH SECRETLY. GREATLY PALACE 6 PM ^ ART OF THE ARCHIVE: BILL MORRISON JIN PALACEi 12 : 00 CAMP, .: TOTAL CONTROL ZONE PALACE 6 I ,^ ^ IN CONV: MARGARET POMERANZ aTRACKS (60) MERCURY 12:15 MUSEUMHOURs PALACE 7 I" MUSEUM HOURS PALACE 7 1:00 THE PERVERT's GUIDE To IDEOLOGY PALACEl I ,, OMAR PALACE 6 2:15 ILOIL0 (102) PALACE 6 I ^^ THE MISSING PICTUR PALACEl 2 ; 30 MY SWEET PEPPER LAND PALACE 7 I , ^ THISAiN'T NO MOUSE MUSICl PALACE 7 3:45 BASTARDS (103) PALACEl I ,, ^ IN CONV: WESCHLER, MORRISON RADFORD AUDITORIUM 4:30 CHIMERAS 1136j PALACE 6 Re:Awokenings I ^, CHILD'S POSE PALACE 6 a : 45 BLUSH OF FRUIT (1151 PALACE ? I ^, ORNETTE: MADEIN AMERI A MERCURY 6 ; 00 PUSSY RIOT: A PUNK PRAYER PALACE I I ^^ ^ ALL THIS MAYHEM PIGCADILLYl 7 : 00 PORTRAIT OF JASON (108) PALACE 7 I ^^ A WORLD NOT OURS PALACE 7 ^. PICOADILLYl ALAN PARTIDGE: ALPHA PAPA PALACEI Bonny D DOUBLE BILL: TWIGGY + PAU!. SMITH PALACE 6

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