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university of tasmania pathology collection PDF Print E-mail
We have just completed a significance assessment of the R.A.Rodda Museum of Pathology's collection of specimens, archives and historical objects. This important collection is certainly one of Hobart's hidden secrets.
 
2010 cultural connotations art curatorship award PDF Print E-mail
This award is bestowed on the University of Melbourne student who is the 1st year dux in the Master of Art Curatorship programme. This year's recipient is Debbie Robinson. Cultural Connotations is pleased to present this award to reward and encourage students in the museum field. It is presented annually.
 
art collection strategy PDF Print E-mail
Cultural Connotations has recently finished preparing a strategic plan for the Town Hall Gallery Art Collection in the City of Boroondara, Melbourne. It identifies gaps in the collection, and directions for overcoming them. It also contains accession and deaccession strategies. The art collection in Hawthorn, Camberwell, Kew and Balwyn is set to get stronger.
 
public art strategy PDF Print E-mail
Cultural Connotations has recently finished preparing a public arts strategy for the City of Boroondara. This focuses on opportunities and protocols for public art in Hawthorn, Camberwell, Kew and Balwyn in Melbourne. The two prioirty sites that were reviewed are the Camberwell Civic Centre and the Hawthorn Town Hall redevelopments. Great opportunities for some art abound. Watch those spaces.
 
interpretation conference PDF Print E-mail
Annette recently presented at the National Association for Interpretation conference in Townsville. Her paper focused on our recent work for Buda Historic Home & Garden in Castlemaine. It was entitled A new (interpreted) life for an old home. For more on this conference, got to the NAI website
 
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flagstaff hill maritime museum significance assessment
Cultural Connotations has recently prepared a significance assessment for the Warrnambool Mechanics Institute book and document collection. Whilst there were many Institutes in Victoria's early history, very few collections survive. Its contents provide a link to understanding how the early colonists strove to develop themselves and their new country. The material is part of the Flagstaff Hill Maritime Museum collection.