Public Lecture - Stuart Candy opens the Hearts and Minds: revaluing the past conference

Name: Public Lecture - Stuart Candy opens the Hearts and Minds: revaluing the past conference
Start: 2017-10-06T18:00
End: 2017-10-06T19:30
Location: Napier Theatre, The University of Adelaide

Future Democracy

Futurist and design professor Stuart Candy will open the three-day State History Conference with a public talk, "The Future Lies Behind".

Why does the past matter? In our fast-paced, future-facing world, what's the value and importance of studying history, and how can we do it better? And what part do our answers to these questions ultimately play in shaping times to come?

Venue details are Lecture Theatre 102, 1st floor, Napier Building. The University of Adelaide.

Speakers

Dr Stuart Candy

Stuart Candy is an experiential futurist and strategic facilitator. For a decade he has been bringing futures to life via immersive encounters and tangible artifacts.

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Napier Theatre, The University of Adelaide

Napier Theatre, The University of Adelaide

North Terrace

Adelaide, 5000

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06 Oct 2017

6:00 PM - 7:30 PM

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Napier Theatre, The University of Adelaide

North Terrace

Adelaide, 5000

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history.sa.gov.au/events/state-history-conference

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