Explore resources related to curatorship and museum studies.
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MuseumsEtc This link opens in a new windowA curated collection of eBooks that highlights trends prevalent in museums and galleries. The resource draws on the international experience of hundreds of leading museums and galleries in such key areas as inclusion, interpretation, learning, management, new media, and visitor engagement.
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Art and Architecture via EBSCO This link opens in a new windowArt and Architecture covers a broad range of subjects, including: art theory, history, education, visual arts, architecture, interior and landscape design, film studies, fine and commercial art, museum and curatorial studies. Also covers various areas of architecture and architectural design. Includes full text and abstracts of journals, full text books, magazines, trade publications and a large collection of images.
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Digital Art Museum (DAM)An online museum which aims to become the world’s leading online resource for the history and practice of digital art since 1956. Includes artwork images, biographies, articles, and interviews.
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UNESCO Australian Memory of the World RegisterThe UNESCO Australian Memory of the World Program honours documentary heritage of significance for Australia and the world, and advocates for its preservation.
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Australian Museums and Galleries Association (AMaGA)AMaGA is the national association and peak advocacy body representing museums and galleries in Australia. Find information on national, state, regional and community museums, galleries, historic sites, research centres, Indigenous cultural centres across Australia.
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The Blue Shield network (cultural 'Red cross')Non-governmental, non-profit, international organisation committed to the protection of heritage across the world. This includes museums, monuments, archaeological sites, archives, libraries and audio-visual material, and significant natural areas, as well as intangible heritage.
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