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Spectacular and Vernacular: Teaching Islamic Art & Design in Australia
Samuel Bowker
Social Work and Arts
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Art Design
100%
Art History
10%
Australia
100%
Australian Student
10%
Australian Universities
10%
Career Pathways
10%
Charles Sturt University
20%
Contemporary Context
10%
Contemporary Relevance
10%
Creative Industries
10%
Cultural Awareness
10%
Distance Education
10%
Dynamic Field
10%
Global Careers
10%
Grandeur
10%
Intercultural Dialogue
10%
Islamic Architecture
10%
Islamic Art
100%
Islamic Design
100%
Material Culture
10%
Middle-aged
10%
New Audiences
10%
Renaissance
10%
Spectacular
100%
Structures at Risk
10%
Tertiary Graduates
10%
Tertiary Students
10%
Visual Culture
10%
Arts and Humanities
Access
10%
Art History
10%
Australia
100%
Awareness
20%
Careers
10%
Case Study
10%
Contemporary
50%
Continual Reference
10%
Creative Industry
10%
Cultural Dialogue
10%
Engage-ment
10%
Global
10%
grandeur
10%
intentions
10%
Islamic
20%
Islamic Architecture
10%
Islamic Art
100%
Middle Ages
10%
Pathway
10%
Prior experience
10%
Regional
10%
Renaissance
10%
Urban
10%
Vernacular
100%
Visual Culture
10%