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Vol 23(1) SUMMER 2015: Our digital stuff: rethinking cultural storage and retrieval in a fast-moving world / Rob Harley p12. Breaking out in Carnamah: virtually transforming physical limits [virtual museums: to be known and distinguished as Carnamah, Australian curriculum education resources, biographical disctionary of Coorow, Carnamah and Three Springs, vurtual volunteering] / Andrew Bowman-Bright p16. The 'white cube' changes colour: Indigenous art between the museum and the art gallery / Margo Neale p21. Museum leadership: a new international training experiance [ILPVAM: a multi-site model for museum leadership training globally, module 1: Bilbao, modile 2: New York, module 3: Abu Dhabi, ILPVAM in review] / Louise Tegart p28. One's man trash is another man's treasure: Australian political ephemera [political ephemera, the future] / Craig Middleton p30. Iconic Frenchmen invade Swanston street: Hugo and Gaultier exhibitions in Melbourne [Victor Hugo: Les Miserables - from page to stage, the fashion world of JEan Paul Gaultier: from the sidewalk to the catwalk] / Suzanne Bravery p36. Renewing a great regional museum and visitor attraction: Flagstaff Hill Maritime Village, Warrnambool [why redevelop this site?, Flagstaff Hill Maritime Village - some key data, tourism and the Warrnambool economy] / Peret Abbott p38. ICOM Australia Awards 2015 p40. The new Murray network of MA: crossing state boarders, networking regionally / Marita Albert p42.
Vol 23(2 & 3) AUTUMN & WINTER 2015: A growing Cacophony: 'MA2015' conference shaping up in Sydney (21-24 May 2015) / Andrew Simpson p9. 'MA2015' National conference (21-24 May 2015, Sydney): viewpoints and expactation p12. Glass: a personal journey - and The Tom Malone Prize at AGWA / Stefano Carboni p15. Art on the way to the theatre: Arts Centre Melbourne's Art Collection / Steven Tonkin p19. Performing arts heritage enriched through local histories: 2014 PAHN Conference in Ballarat [performing arts heritage of the Victorian goldfields, digitising performing arts heritage, an intricate tast in heritage care: 'disambiguation' in performing arts records, Sovereign Hill and performance heritage] / Alexander Sussman p21. The embodied line: a suite of three exhibitions at TarraWarra Museum of Art / Victoria Lynn p25. Fairweather, Tackson and Wlodarczak: translating the lines of abstraction / Pippa Milne p27. The natural futures museum / Frank Howarth p29. Un-dead science Ed: zombies, museum learning and students' scince aspirations [museums and motivating sites, goal setting, 'surviving the zombie apocalypse', the study, what did we discover?, what next?] / Andrew P Martin, Tracy L Durksen, Derek Williamson, Julia Kiss & Paul Ginns p32. Using social media to promote access to Queensland's cultural heritage collections / Deannah Vieth p34. Desert River Sea: Kimberley Art Then and Now (2013-18) / Lynne Hargreaves p38. Andy Warhol's Jewish geniiuses - a conversation at the NGV in Melbourne / Elysheva Elsass p41. Artful museum marketing [a new art order, from contemplation to sensantion, artful tactics, 1. providing consultancy and educational services, 2. changing the way your audiences interact with yoy, 3. disrupting the category, 4. stretching the experience across digital spaces, 5. connecting art collectors to connoisseurs, 6. engaging new audience one-object-at-a-time, 7. communicating by servicing, 8. socialising beyond self-promotion, 9. hacking the museum, the museum brand-building blocks] / Sergio Brodsky p46. 2014 regional museums networking project - progress report / Debbie Sommers p47. Culture through the lens / Belinda Ensor p50.
Vol 23(4) WINTER 2015: MA2015' National Conference in review: networks, experiences and ideas p9. #MA2015syd - a selection of social media contributions from delegates [MAGNA,MAPDA] / Stephanie Hamilton p13. Ghost nets / Scott Mitchell p18. Rothko alive, only a projector away / Anabelle Lacroix p21. Picturing "A Living Campus' (50 years of students at Macquarie exhibited) / Stephanie Chinneck, Chantelle Dollimore & Andrew Simpson p24. They were what they wore: Queensland police uniforms enter the Australian Dress Register / Rebecca Lush p27. A remarkable story of survival: Treasures of the Jewish Ghetto of Venice shown in Perth / JAna Vytrhlik p30. Fiona Hall's marvelous Wunderkammer inhibits the new Australian Pavilion in Venice / Bernice Murphy p34. Things that liberate - resonant Australian feminists objects / Petra Mosmann p35.
Vol 24(1) SPRING 2015: L Gordon Darling AC CMG (1921-2015) p9. Expectations of the Museum Leadership Program, sponsored by the Gordon Darling Foundation, Melbourne / p11. Hard yards and 'collective genius': a tale of developing the Encounters exhibition for the National Museum of Australia / Janey Wood and Benita Tunks p18. On the road: the mutual benefits of travelling exhibitions / Bianca James p21. Conceiving and calibrating Gallipoli: the scale of our war [merging the museum and the movies, common ground, scaling up emotion, re-sizing the meaning of was, casting call, tried-and-true interpretation, writing 'the grunt's' point of view, not just spectators, in review] / Kristie Ross p30. The visibility of Islamic art in Australia [where is Islamic art in Australia?, what goes well with Islamic art?, what can Australian museums do with Islamic art?, conclusion] / Dr Sam Bowker p34.
Vol 24(2) SUMMER 2015: 2016 ICOM Australia Awards - call for nominations p11. Andrew Sayers AM (1957-2015) /Bernice Murphy p13. Reflections on the Museum Leadership Program, sponsored by the Gordon Darling Foundation, Melbourne p16. New technologies, traditional art: two perspectives on Myth + Magic / Crispin Howarth and Matt Adlock p20. NSW Regional Museums Networking Project 2014: Waterways Mid North Coast in review [project aims and background, project details - what actually happened, outcomes, project lessons - 'the long view', next steps] / Debbie Sommers p26. Wendy Hucker: museum leader, thinker and innovator / Kylie Winkworth p29. Ultrasound of a museum's collections: MAAS recollect: Health and Medicine Exhibition reviewed / Rebecca Lush p33.
Vol 24(3) AUTUMN 2016: Indigenous Australia: enduring civilisation and unsettled encounters / Ian McLean p17. Working on the line: the art of Jonathan Jones / Wally Caruana p21. Victorian collections findings their home in Trove [Victorian collections and trove, we want more, why join us?, changing the way we collect and collaborate] / Belinda Ensor p23. Digital demise! [why digital? replicas, what readers want] / Brendan Atkins p26. Fashion in theory and in museums practice: debrief on a conference in Canberra / Sharon Peoples p30.
Vol 24(4) WINTER 2016: ICOM Austalia's International Awards 2016 / Nancy Ladas p9. Museums Australasia Multimedia and Publication Design Awards 2016 / Stephanie Hamilton p12. Museums and Galleries National Awards 2016 p14. Tribute to Colin Pearson: leader and mentor of the conservation profession in Australia / Jan Lyall p18. UNESCO implements a major international initiative in support of museums / Bernice Murphy p20. Between history and memory: the Australian official war art scheme turns 100 [the official war art scheme, war art today] / Ryan Johnston p27. Class, grit and touch screens [class in Australia, gritty port Adelaide, living in port, walking tour app] / Adam Paterson p30. Eating up culture: interpreting food through public programmimg in museums / Craig Middleton p33. From Cecil Park to Parramatta: a rescued Matilda tank completes a very long journey home / Ian Hawthorn p37. Children's book can successfully introduce museums: review of Linda Gifford's Arthur and the Curiosity / Carol Cartwright p38.
Vol 25(1) SPRING-SUMMER 2016: The Smoky Mouse and human race: contemporary collecting in natural science / Robin Hirst p15. Art crime and its aftermath: Australia's response to the Subhash Kapoor cases [allegations against Subhash Kapoor, tracing the missing bronzes, related legal proceedings, other apparently illicit art, ongoing Asian art provenance research] / Lucie Folan p23. Makarrata: museums and Yolngu working together across difference [background to the event, the past: Makarrata as a peace-making ceremony, the contemporary concept of Makarrata, Dhakijarr vs the King, the event, conclusion] / Dr Louise Hamby p27. WA state gallery reaches out to the Kimberley: changing models of community-institutional relationships / Philippa Jahn p33. Sizzling in the intersections: hot zones of contact and transculturation / Margo Neale p39. More than a ghosty outline: the multifaceted art of Jonathan Jones ['a very good idea', setting the scene, the shape(s) of barrangal dyara, sound language and the spoken world, fire] / Wally Caruana p47. Music and humour in the socially engaged museum / Christen Bell p51. turning music culture into museum programs [the 'heritagisation' of pop culture, the Powerhouse Museum Sydney, other examples, an issue of independence, conclusion] / Helen J Waller and David S Waller p57.
Vol 25(2) AUTUMN-WINTER 2017: 2017 MAPDA and MAGNA national awards for outstanding achievement / Stephanie Hamilton p15. Significantly digital: GLAM Peak digital access to collections / John Petersen and Rebecca Jones p19. Love social media as museum object / Shane Breynard p23. Using augmented reality in galleries and museums [case study 1: The Trumpet Calls: Albury's WWI Bettery, case study 2: The Changing Face of the Peel] / Bridget Guthrie and Amber Standley p25. Generation art: creating future-focused connections between youth audiences, art and art galleries [the project: aims and background, [rogram details, findings, conclusion] / Donna Mathewson Mitchell and Emma Hill p28. Museum galleries Australia Indigenous roadmap project issue paper p36. LGBTIQ inclusion and action / Dr Nikki Sullivan and Craig Middleton p39. Career futures: report on emerging professionals at the 2017 National Conference / Penny Grist and Emily Sykes p43. Learning from the NAtional Conference as an emerging professioal / Rebecca Lush p47. Enterpreneurism: a necessery trait for museum work? / Julian Bickersteth p49. Transport in museums and museums of transport / Geraldine Mate p53. John Mulvaney (1925-2016) / Tim Griffiths p58. 'The Future of the Object': University of Melbourne initiatives leads object-based learning / Andrew Simpson p61.
Vol 26(1) SPRING-SUMMER 2017: On the horizon: 2018 / Dr Robin Hirst PSM p11. Museum futures point to collaboration on big data, artificial intelligence and digitisation [unlocking value between the Glam sector and ecosciences, digitisation, artificial intelligence and machine learning, citizen scince and crowdsourcing, communities of practice] / Hamish Holewa p15. Keeping the dream alive - whilst we built it [the building of a new WA Museum in the Perth Cultural Centre] / Alec Coles p19. The Green Museum project: creating new pathways towards sustainable practice / Simone Ewenson p23. Digitally engaged: experimenting with digital technologies in social history exhibitions [The Art of Scince at the South Australian Maritime Meseum (Adelaide), Bush Mechanics at the National Motor Museum (Birdwood, SA), The Centre of Democracy (Adelaide)] / Craig Middleton and Pauline Cockrill p27. A toolbox for handling copyrights issues in museums and galleries [1. overview of available provisions, 2. the museum's own website, 3. exhibitions, 4. television and audio-visual productions, 5. report writing, 6. recearch and study, 7. educational purposes, 8. archival purposes (including cataloguing) / Ian McDonald p32. Trusted institutiona and history that matters [what types of histories have museums traditionally focused on?, changing environments and pressures, how are museum responding now?, Indigenous histories and cultures, more museums are seeking and giving primacy to toher voices beyond their walls and beyond their power structures, voicing your opinion, museums as agents of change, are there risks in these new ways of interpreting history?] / Alex Marsden p39. 'Important to me' [museum lprogram in age care centre] / Pip McNaught p42. Learning through museums: sharing our practice with schools / Liz Suda p45. University museums and collections evolving in a changing world [creation od UMAC in 2000, 'UMAC2017' Finland, Sydney university to host 'UMAC2020'] / David Ellis p49. Maintaining credibility in a worl after truth [the diverse institutional heritage of natural history museums, public trust, museums closing, sorting the 'truth' callenges of today, diagnosing the Anthropocene, glancing back from the future, meeting the challenges of change, opportunities, grasping uncertainty and adaptability] /Dr Eric Dorfman p53. The Blue Shield: working for the protection of cultural heritage / Tanya L Park p57. The too hard basket: deaccessioning issues for community museum collections / Bill Storer p61. Introducing best practice standards within the Air Force's History and Heritage Branch / Mary Anne Whiting and Terry Ryan CSM p63. Dr Don McMichael CBE (1932-2017): a life of public commitment to our environment, museums and heritage / Louise Douglas p65. ICOM's resource book on museum ethics: Review of Museums, Ethics and Cultural Heritage (2016) / Andrew Simpson p67.