Term One
- 5 March - Notions of Naturalism in Eastern and Western art
Edmund Capon, Director, Art Gallery of New South Wales
- 12 March - Sacred mountains in Chinese art
Liu Yang, Curator of Chinese Art, Art Gallery of New South Wales
- 19 March - Spring flowers, Autumn grasses: the spirit of nature in Chinese and Japanese art in the National Gallery of Victoria collection
Mae Anna Pang, Senior Curator of Asian Art, National Gallery of Victoria
- 9 April - Untrammelled spirit bamboo in East Asian art
Ann MacArthur, Co-ordinator of Asian Programs, Art Gallery of New South Wales
- 16 April - Seasons: The Japanese passion
Chiaki Ajioka, Curator of Japanese Art, Art Gallery of New South Wales
- 23 April - Nature through jade
Liu Yang
- 30 April - Haiga: imaging haiku
Chiaki Ajioka
- 7 May - Nature and the Chinese scholar-recluse
Mae Anna Pang
- 14 May - Gardens in China
Peter Valder, author of The Garden Plants of China (1999) and Gardens in China (2002)
- 21 May - The origins of the Japanese garden tradition
Peter Armstrong, Lecturer, Faculty of Architecture, University of Sydney
- 28 May - The resonance of nature in Chinese calligraphy
Edmund Capon
- 4 June - Coolness in summer, warmth in winter: responding to nature in Japanese tea
Ann MacArthur
- 11 June - Revision (Note: Queen’s Birthday 10 June)
- 18 June - 100 views of Mount Fuji
Timothy Clark, Assistant Keeper of Japanese Antiquities, The British Museum
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- 30 July - Yakshi and Yaksha: nature deities in South Asian art
Haema Sivanesan, Assistant Curator of Asian Art, Art Gallery of New South Wales
- 6 August - Flowers in the desert: an introduction to the tenets of Islamic art
Craig Judd, Art Historian
- 13 August - Plant and animal forms in Middle Eastern rugs and textiles
Ross Langlands, Nomadic Rug Traders
- 20 August - Songs of the seasons: the Baramasa tradition in Rajput painting
Haema Sivanesan
- 27 August - Nature imagery in Tibetan art
David Templeman, Independent scholar
- 3 September - The influence of nature on Indian textiles
Joyce Burnard, journalist, textile historian and author of Chintz and Cotton India’s Textile Gift to the World (1994)
- 10 September - Source, river, world: the river of a thousand lingams and cosmogonic symbolism at Angkor
Michael Tawa
- 17 September - Facile nature and 'cultural transcendentalism': an anthropologist reads the works of Simryn Gill
Yao Souchou, Senior Lecturer, Department of Anthropology, University of Sydney
- 24 September - Nature and narrative in Southeast Asian art
Robyn Maxwell, Senior Lecturer, Department of Art History, Australian National University, and Senior Curator of Asian Art, National Gallery of Australia
- 8 October (Note: Labour Day 7 October) - Nature and environment in contemporary Southeast Asian art
Julie Ewington, Head Curator of Australian Art, Queensland Art Gallery
- 15 October - Geoffrey Bawa: a Sri Lankan orchestration of nature and the arts
Jennifer Taylor, Adjunct Professor in Architecture, School of Design and the Built Environment, Queensland University of Technology
- 22 October - Revision
- 29 October - Slide test
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