Hosted by Research and Innovation Division.

This talk by Dr Celmara Pockock explores how human encounters shaped by media and technology distance visitors from the unique Great Barrier Reef environment. Despite unprecedented access to the Reef, tourists today are more likely to experience it through secondary visual representation such as photographs and films.
These enhanced and brilliant images create a hyper-reality in which the copies appear more wondrous than the real thing.

A reception in the USQ Arts Gallery will follow the recital – refreshments will be served.

Other Twilight Series events include:

Wed 4 Feb – Flamenco at Twilight with DaLeCana Flamenco Company 
Wed 8 Apr – Jazz at Twilight with Paul Hendon’s Goodman Sextet
Wed 13 May – Rediscovering Australian’s Musical Heritage with Professor Rhoderick McNeill 
Wed 10 Jun – Winds at Twilight with Lunaire Collective
Wed 15 Jul – Piano at Twilight with Piers Lane
Wed 12 Aug – Song at Twilight with Dan Robinson
Wed 9 Sep – Sax at Twilight with Continuum Sax
Wed 21 Oct – Strings at Twilight with Four Strings
Wed 11 Nov – Jazz at Twilight with Trichotomy