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Moving to Melbourne
| I'm currently in the midst of a big move from Perth to Melbourne. Hopefully, I'll be back posting on MODE soon... |
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Born in October 2005, Mode is dedicated to exploring museums, design and everything in between. The site is run by Lisa, currently working in the areas of Community Cultural Development and Indigenous arts.
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Wednesday, August 02, 2006
Museum Photo of the Week:
de Young Museum
 Photograph by Richard (aka Rabbit n a Hat) Richard’s photograph of the de Young Museum, San Francisco. The de Young was originally located in Sanfrancisco’s Golden Gate Park, relocating and reopening in October 2005 in the dramatic new building pictured above. Tags: museum, de Young, photos, San Francisco |
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Tuesday, August 01, 2006
Dawn Casey Interview on Radio National
| Although I've never met Dawn Casey, the CEO of the Western Australian Museum, (I have spoken to her very briefly over the phone regarding my dissertation!), she is one of my museum heroes and a woman I have a great admiration for. This interview of Dawn Casey, which aired last Sunday, is quite inspiring. Here's a teaser: 'Dawn Casey has worked in the Prime Minister's department and represented Australia on various United Nations delegations. She helped establish the Council for Aboriginal Reconciliation, and she's currently director of the WA Museum. So how did a little barefoot Aboriginal bush kid from North Queensland beat the odds? And how has she survived unembittered, after the high drama and politics of her time as director at the birth of the National Museum of Australia in 2001?' You can download the interview of Dawn Casey from the Radio National Site. |
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