HOW THE WESTERN AUSTRALIAN NEW MUSIC ARCHIVE BRINGS A CREATIVE COMMUNITY TO LIFE
ADAM TRAINER13 APRIL 2017
Guest blogger Dr Adam Trainer from the State Library of Western Australia introduces us to a wonderful music col
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Warlpiri Drawings included in Memory of the World Register
Thursday, 9 February 2017 - 12:15 pm
Photograph: (L-R) David Jeffery, AIATSIS, Gerald Wa
What's on at the National Film and Sound Archive for summer 2016
- Thomas McCoy
Summer at the NFSA
NFSA
From Artist to Archivist: Maryanne Doyle (Radio)
1 March 2016 in Radio, Portraits by Emily George
Maryanne Doyle, Radio Archivist at the NFSA, has always looked for ways to bring various art forms together. From working in theatre, co-creating a fri
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Surveying the state of audiovisual archiving in Papua New Guinea
Mick Newnham, Senior Researcher
One of the directions the NFSA is actively pursuing
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From blockbusters to wax masters: Tamara Osicka (Sound)
02 February 2016 in Sound, Portraits by Emily George
In the first edition of our new staff profile series, Emily George
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AIATSIS on Trove
Monday, 25 January 2016 - 1:45pm
A lantern slide from the United Aborigines Mission collection - Colebrook Home being prepared for scanning.
We're broadening our hor
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Chatham House Online Archive. Part I and II 1920-2008.
Type: website
Publisher: Gale Cengage Learning
Description:
Contains nearly 90 years of research, expert analysis and commentary, subje
On 4 May 2011, the National Sports Museum helped launch a brand new smart phone service that offers Australian sign language (Auslan) translations of audio tours in museums, galleries and other exhibition environments. Auslan is the first language fo
