Add to ORKGOn Tony Tuckson's exhibition Australian Aboriginal Art, 1960, the arguments embedded in its hang, and its critical reception, especially from anthropologists
Provides an overview of the major developments in Australian art, from its origins to the present. T...
This paper explores the subject of how identity and difference are constructed in and by museums. Sp...
Deposited with permission of the author. © 2002 Dr. Janice LallyThis is an evaluation of the contrib...
The 2013 Australia exhibition in 2013 at the Royal Academy, London, served at one level to demonstra...
The paper focuses on two kinds of relationship: between Western fine art and Indigenous art, and bet...
Anthropologists made the first significant collections of Indigenous art and were the first to exhib...
The recent public advent of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art and its national and internati...
My Senior Independent Study is focused on how Australian Aboriginal art becomes reinterpreted in ter...
In 1975, Museums Australia in conjunction with the Federal government undertook an assessment of mus...
Using the National Museum of Australia and the National Gallery of Australia as case studies, this a...
This paper examines the Aboriginal Art revolution that has occurred over the last 40 years in Austra...
Aboriginal art has come to occupy a significant space in the Australian cultural landscape. It has a...
The acknowledgment made by the Australian anthropologist, William Stanner, in his 1968 Boyer lecture...
This thesis traces the term 'Aboriginal art' through a number of different genres of published liter...
Today, Aboriginal art is celebrated as one of the most popular areas in any Australian art museum. T...
Provides an overview of the major developments in Australian art, from its origins to the present. T...
This paper explores the subject of how identity and difference are constructed in and by museums. Sp...
Deposited with permission of the author. © 2002 Dr. Janice LallyThis is an evaluation of the contrib...
The 2013 Australia exhibition in 2013 at the Royal Academy, London, served at one level to demonstra...
The paper focuses on two kinds of relationship: between Western fine art and Indigenous art, and bet...
Anthropologists made the first significant collections of Indigenous art and were the first to exhib...
The recent public advent of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art and its national and internati...
My Senior Independent Study is focused on how Australian Aboriginal art becomes reinterpreted in ter...
In 1975, Museums Australia in conjunction with the Federal government undertook an assessment of mus...
Using the National Museum of Australia and the National Gallery of Australia as case studies, this a...
This paper examines the Aboriginal Art revolution that has occurred over the last 40 years in Austra...
Aboriginal art has come to occupy a significant space in the Australian cultural landscape. It has a...
The acknowledgment made by the Australian anthropologist, William Stanner, in his 1968 Boyer lecture...
This thesis traces the term 'Aboriginal art' through a number of different genres of published liter...
Today, Aboriginal art is celebrated as one of the most popular areas in any Australian art museum. T...
Provides an overview of the major developments in Australian art, from its origins to the present. T...
This paper explores the subject of how identity and difference are constructed in and by museums. Sp...
Deposited with permission of the author. © 2002 Dr. Janice LallyThis is an evaluation of the contrib...