Exhibitions
The Grand Tour
The Grand Tour explores a cultural right-of-passage of informal education and secular tourism undertaken across the Italian Peninsula by the British upper classes during the eighteenth century. The exhibition brings together a select group of artworks, archives and artefacts from the University’s collections to illustrate a sprawling topic that holds a multitude of contemporary complexities.
Past Exhibitions
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The Grand Tour
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Assemblage
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Learning Beyond Borders
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Here Lives Our Culture
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Gregory Burgess: From the Coalface
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Epic and Divine
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Meanjin
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Take A Breath
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Horizon lines
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The Universe Looks Down
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Dark imaginings: gothic tales of wonder
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Art on the Page
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Plotting the Island
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Monkeemania in Australia
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Tee Vee at sixty
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Shakespeare 400
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Radicals, slayers and villains
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Aftershocks
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From botanical illustrations to research
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LHD244
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Gutenberg Bible
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Reading Adventures
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Somewhere in France
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Libri: six centuries of Italian Books
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Philanthropy: the intelligent use of money
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Protest! Archives from the University of Melbourne
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Primary sources: 50 years of the Archives
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Everybody Loves a Road Trip
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Your Greatest Challenge: An Exhibition to Mark the 60th Anniversary of the Second World War
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Inscribing the daily: An exhibition of and about diaries
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Melbourne Architecture
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University Of Melbourne Archives 60th Anniversary