Monique Webber
Monique Webber is a Teaching Specialist in Ancient World Studies at The University of Melbourne, Australia. Her research centres on the impact of urban environments upon cultural expression. Embracing international urban cultures from the ancient to the contemporary eras, this focus encompasses Monique’s broader interests in fine art; design; and society. To arrive at a nuanced inquiry into creative practice, this research is based in Classics and Art History, but also incorporates History, Curatorial, and Architectural History methodologies.
Monique’s teaching practice embraces technology, object-based learning, and inquisitive models to create engaging virtual and physical learning environments. She is also active in academic community engagement; and contemporary art and architectural criticism.
Monique’s teaching practice embraces technology, object-based learning, and inquisitive models to create engaging virtual and physical learning environments. She is also active in academic community engagement; and contemporary art and architectural criticism.
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The attached article is from Pursuit, which features new developments in research and teaching
Community Engagement
Now, designers across the globe are using temporary interventions such as pavilions and installations to disrupt this often false social immovability. Focusing on Pinós’s MPavilion design and the evolution of the space as a whole, this MTalk will explore how contemporary design can sustainably contribute to evolving urban communities.
This MTalks presented by Monique Webber—State Library of Victoria La Trobe Society Fellowship; and an honorary fellow, principal instructor, and assistant coordinator at The University of Melbourne—will reveal the conceptual spolia of Melbourne’s streets.
The attached article is from Pursuit, which features new developments in research and teaching
Now, designers across the globe are using temporary interventions such as pavilions and installations to disrupt this often false social immovability. Focusing on Pinós’s MPavilion design and the evolution of the space as a whole, this MTalk will explore how contemporary design can sustainably contribute to evolving urban communities.
This MTalks presented by Monique Webber—State Library of Victoria La Trobe Society Fellowship; and an honorary fellow, principal instructor, and assistant coordinator at The University of Melbourne—will reveal the conceptual spolia of Melbourne’s streets.