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62 Visitor Services by artist Rinske Car, was a collection of paintings and sculpture created by Dutch migrants, exploring their experiences in settling into the Western Australian culture. The exhibition included works by well-known artists Theo Koning, Hans Arkveld and Mariane Clear. Koorlongka: Stories of Indigenous Childhood 9 May – 30 June This exhibition was developed by the Museum of Childhood at Edith Cowan University, with support from the MuseumLink program. It expressed the character of Indigenous childhood in stories told through video and audio interviews, text, artefacts and interactive exhibits. Koorlongka represented a rare opportunity for all Australians to learn something of what it means to grow up as an Indigenous person in the country. Behind the Mask January–June, Geraldton, Albany, Kalgoorlie and Fremantle History Museum This exhibition, devised by Anna Edmundson of the Department of Anthropology and Kate Akerman of the Education Department, featured the winning entries from the ‘Face of Australia’ competition and masks from the Museum’s anthropology collection. Proclamation Arch 21 October – 2 November A MuseumLink highlight was the moving Proclamation Arch reconciliation project, in which artist-in-residence Jo Darbyshire worked collaboratively with Aboriginal community artist Anthea Williams to link Indigenous and non-Indigenous people in marking the political history of Western Australia. The artists, with support from the Research Institute in Cultural Heritage at Curtin University and the School of Art and Design at Edith Cowan University, created a remarkable 4 metre high arch made of salvaged bush and native flowers. Opened by the Minister for Arts and Culture, the Hon. Sheila McHale, the installation proved to be a remarkable reconciliation event. This exhibition also had a virtual presence on the Museum’s web site. Geoderma 27 August – 18 November This Art on the Move travelling exhibition, by artist David Carsons, explored the nature of place and identity through innovative three-dimensional multimedia and photographs. Supported by MuseumLink, it was installed alongside the new Western Australia: Land and People exhibition in Hackett Hall. Lectures and Forums MuseumLink organised and co-sponsored the following lectures during the year: • Robert Manne, ‘Stolen Generations’, December 2001, with the Institute of Advanced Studies at The University of Western Australia • Andrew Marcus, ‘Race in Australian Society’, January 2002, with the Office of Multicultural Interests • Joseph Zias, ‘Archaeological Sites of Israel’, January 2002, with the Department of Anthropology, Western Australian Museum • Daniel Dennett, ‘Mind and Consciousness’, April 2002, with the Institute of Advanced Studies at The University of Western Australia. MuseumLink also co-sponsored three regional forums on the subject ‘Visions for the Future’, with the ‘Vision WA’ program at The University of Western Australia. These community forums were held at Geraldton, Kalgoorlie and Albany in November–December 2001. WESTERN AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM ANNUAL REPORT 2001–2002
Museum Services 63 Principal Conservator Ian MacLeod, taking corrosion potential readings on the HMAS Perth. Head of Conservation Ian Godfrey (second from right) with the team outside Mawson’s main hut. Technical Officer Dick Garcia working on a mine cable that will be displayed in the new Maritime Museum. WESTERN AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM ANNUAL REPORT 2001–2002
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7 A Message from the Minister I am
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9 Introducing the Western Australia
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Page 27 and 28: PART 2 The Year Under Review 27 WES
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Page 45 and 46: Regional Sites 45 Three titles publ
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Page 97 and 98: Appendices 97 WESTERN AUSTRALIAN MU
Page 99 and 100: appendix A 99 Sponsors, Benefactors
Page 101 and 102: appendix B 101 Volunteers Tarrant,
Page 103 and 104: appendix C Staff List Fremantle His
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Page 107 and 108: appendix D • Executive Committee
Page 109 and 110: appendix E FELLOWS Mr John Banniste
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