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Reading along with Chaucer Volume 10 Number 5 May 12 - June 8 2014 The Canterbury Tales, by Geoffrey Chaucer, was the latest text explored in the 10 Great Books series. Professor Stephanie Trigg discussed this medieval work that sits on so many bookshelves and appears on so many University reading lists. By Laura Soderlind. Read more »	Partnering the Italian Masters Volume 10 Number 5 May 12 - June 8 2014 The University of Melbourne is the National Gallery of Victoria’s official Learning Partner for the Winter Exhbitions show of Italian Masters, due to open later this week. Read more »	Painting the town red Volume 10 Number 5 May 12 - June 8 2014 From basketballs to chopsticks, the whole world is ‘Red’ Hong Yi’s canvas, writes David Scott Read more »
Beautiful gore: grotesque images from the University’s print collection Volume 10 Number 5 May 12 - June 8 2014 The University’s Baillieu Library has launched its new, refurbished exhibition space with a stunning collection of works from its print collection. By Katherine Smith. Read more »	Steve Bush on show: historical landscape painting with a twist of kitsch Volume 10 Number 4 April 14 - May 11 2014 Melbourne artist Steve Bush’s surreal sensibility will be on display at the Ian Potter Museum of Art, University of Melbourne, in an exhibition of new and old work spanning the past 30 years. By Katrina Raymond Read more »	A Quill Award for journalism student Volume 10 Number 4 April 14 - May 11 2014 A story about a Facebook stalker has garnered a Quill award for Masters of Journalism student Aliyah Stotyn. By Stav Psonis. Read more »
Record gift to fund art conservation Chair and Centre Volume 10 Number 4 April 14 - May 11 2014 Chris Weaver reports on a major gift to support art conservation, teaching, learning and research, received recently from the Cripps Foundation Read more »	Travelling film studio heads to India Volume 10 Number 3 March 10 - April 13 2014 A Victorian College of the Arts travelling studio has given Film and Television students the chance to travel to India to make unique films with local partners. Liz Banks-Anderson finds out how it went. Read more »	VCA Opera graduates have Sydney Harbour all aflutter Volume 10 Number 3 March 10 - April 13 2014 VCA graduate and professional Opera Singer Simon Meadows will star in a new production of Madama Butterfly on Sydney Harbour. By Liz Banks-Anderson. Read more »
Machiavelli — a man for our time? Volume 10 Number 3 March 10 - April 13 2014 Ryan Sheales on The Prince, the second in the Faculty of Arts’ 10 great books series. Read more »	What is Melbourne Now? Volume 10 Number 2 February 10 - March 9 2014 Liz Banks-Anderson explores the contributions from VCA artists and alumni to the Melbourne Now exhibition, currently on show at the National Gallery of Victoria. Read more »	Celebrating Piranesi in Melbourne Volume 10 Number 2 February 10 - March 9 2014 A series of exhibitions, events and a symposium celebrating the visionary achievements of the extraordinary 18th century Italian print-maker, Piranesi, will be held at the Ian Potter Museum of Art at the University of Melbourne, and the State Library of Victoria over coming weeks. By Katrina Raymond Read more »

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