BIDLA - Screening and Q&A with Amanda Eke
Webinar/Online
The Heritage and Museums Seminar Series presents a film screening of ‘BIDLA’ followed by a Q&A with director Amanda Eke. ‘BIDLA’ is Amanda Eke's directorial debut. BIDLA explores the international music fusion of Ghana (traditional Maltese Folk Music) and Hip-Hop on the Mediterranean Island of…
A Quick Trip through a History of Fashion
Seminar
A quick trip through a history of fashion - from the twentieth and nineteenth centuries Elizabeth Burness has shared her fashion collection of hats, dresses, suits, underwear and shoes with seniors in aged care facilities for over twenty years. Bringing back many memories of their youth in the mid…
Collaboratory Podcast Launch
Webinar/Online
Join us to celebrate the launch of Collaboratory and connect with others who are curious about co-creativity in action! Collaboratory podcast explores the concepts, enablers and applications of collaboration, co-creation, and co-creativity. Hosted by Dr Maya Haviland and Nicole Deen, the podcast…
Incorporating Indigenous Traditional Knowledge in Disaster Management and Sustainable Development
Workshop
We are currently witnessing unprecedented disruption, at both the international and local level, from factors such as the global Covid-19 pandemic and the 2019/2020 fires across Australia. Under these circumstances, it is essential to raise awareness of the importance of Indigenous traditional…
ANU-NTU HDR Workshop 2022 Indigenous Heritage: Past, Present and Future
Webinar/Online
With young scholars from the Australian National University and the National Taiwan University, this HDR Workshop examines the concepts and practices of indigenous heritage, its various meanings, interpretations and uses in the Asia and Pacific. The workshop serves as a platform to facilitate…
The Story Circle and the Arts Practice: a panel discussion about digital storytelling
Panel discussion
Join Dr Maya Haviland, Jenni Savigny and Stephen Corey as they take us inside the process of making digital stories with marginalised communities. Learn how to run a process that gives people a voice whilst keeping an ethical boundary around what you will publish. Find out why…
Being Collected - When you become me: how collections can trigger collisions
Lecture
ANU Centre for Heritage and Museum Studies Research Fellow Dr Jilda Andrews will be giving the annual Macleay Collections Lecture for the Chau Chak Wing Museum at the University of Sydney. Dr Jilda Andrews works within a framework of ontology, the study of being. As she writes, colliding…