journeys of dialogue
Leela Gandhi + Mick Douglas open up personal and political dimensions of friendship, hospitality and art
Vin D'Cruz + Michele Grossman discuss ambivalence
Suzie Attiwill + Nusra Latif Qureshi speak about making, scale, architecture
Sudesh Mishra + Phillipa Rothfield discuss body, movement and transnational mobility.
Andrew Brown-May + Roberto D'Andrea consider how the landscape of history is uncovered and how different histories compete to be heard.
MARIE SIERRA + LAWRENCE HARVEY shape a conversation about space in this city, departing from its heard and sculpted examples.
Kate Darian-Smith + Fethi Mansouri explore the tensions of social diversity and cohesion against the backdrop of Australia and the Middle East.
Stephen Muecke + Mark Minchinton open up trust in movement and traveling.
Pamela Curr + Nikos Papastergiadis talk of mobility, possibility and nationalism on Australia Day.
Ann Curthoys + Keith Butler discuss riding and writing passages between colonialism and postcolonialism.
Dur-e Dara + Dalal Smileyexplore community-building acts of hospitality amongst current questions of citizenship in Australia and the politics of divisiveness.
David Corlett + Linda Briskman talk through their own journeys into issues of asylum, detention and human rights in Australia.
Les Twentyman +Samar Mougharbel unravel sides of city life that new migrants, refugees and homeless youth encounter.
Ashis Nandy + Don Miller praise uncertainty, paradox and everyday rhythm of life
Gwenda Tavan + Jane Kenway move between dwelling and travelling
Neil Thomas + David Wells rattle around Santa, love, giving and taking
Graeme Davison & Wim Hafkamp talk transport
Rod Quantock & Ahar Usman explore the underbelly of Muslim and mainstream Australia
Waleed Ali and Tony Birch travel through ideas of belonging, allegience and shared value
John So and Joy Murphy Wandin act out and talk about their roles as kinds of hosts
