Join us in conversation with Nadia Odlum, Sydney-based artist and PhD candidate at the University of Sydney College of the Arts, where we ask the question - How can contemporary art create diverse opportunities for play in urban spaces, including risky and inclusive play?

A recent entrepreneur lead of the University' of Sydney's Periscope Commercialisation Award, Nadia is on a mission to make urban playgrounds more inclusive.

In conversation with USYD Professor Alice Motion, Nadia will discuss their dynamic journey from breakthrough research to market ready solution.

What was the process?
What did they learn?
How did they change direction and why?
The benefits of accelerator programs.

This is the third talk in our Research Impact Matters series which explores how innovators transform their ideas into real world change.

Event details

When

Monday 3 August, 11am to 12:30pm

Lunch provided.

Where

Seminar Room 203, RD Watt Building A04,

Science Rd, University of Sydney

RSVP

Register by 30 July to grab your spot

Photograph by Jacquie Manning, courtesy of Parramatta Artist Studios.

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