| 2009 |
OCCAMS: Online Cultural Collections
Analysis System
CASS E-research grant
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| 2009 |
Yayayi film material documentaion and digitisation
External
consultancies |
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| 2009 |
MILR (Maintenance of Indigenous Languages Records) mapping interface
AIATSIS-ANU research consultancy |
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| 2009 |
Boolarng Nangamai Aboriginal Art and Culture Centre digital media development
External consultancy |
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| 2009 |
Migration memories
A website developed for Migration Memories - a research project about making exhibitions of Australian migration histories from local and personal perspectives
rsh.anu.edu.au/migrationmemories/ |
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| 2009 |
A series of films on Indigenous people and climate change
Consultancy for the United Nations University |
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| 2008-2010 |
Contexts of Collection, ARC Discovery project
Contexts of Collection aims to explore the contexts in which the collections
of Yolngu cultural material were originally made
and highlight the agency of Yolngu in influencing
the nature of the collections and the interests
of particular collectors, including missionaries,
anthropologists, art dealers and filmmakers. |
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| 2008 |
AUSTKIN mapping interface
Developed for the AUSTKIN ARC Discovery project, see: http://austkin.pacific-credo.fr/
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| 2008- |
AUSTLANG: Indigenous Languages Web-based System
This project is an initiative
of the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and
Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS). The
project is to create a web-based system to administer
and access multiple datasets on Australian Indigenous
Languages. This data has been compiled over several
decades by researchers at AIATSIS and elsewhere.
See: http://austlang.anu.edu.au |
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| 2008-2010 |
Seeing Change: Science, Culture and Technology in the Antipodes
ARC Linkage Project
Seeing Change is a multimedia research collaboration between the ANU, the University of Sydney, the Australian National Maritime Museum, Film Australia and Constraint Technologies International. |
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| 2007 |
Pintubi Painters film for Papunya Painting out of the desert exhibition
Consultancy for the National Museum of Australia. |
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| 2007 |
Our marerlopepetar - our story film project
External Consultancy with Lola Greeno and FAHCSIA. |
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| 2006 |
ARC Special Research Inititative E-Research grant.
"Bidwern" is a term from the Bininj Kunwok languages of western Arnhem Land used to describe innovative ways of doing things. The Bidwern project explored and created means by which multi-formatted research information can be collated, archived and accessed using e-research infrastructures such as digital repositories. |
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| 2006 |
iDig
ARC Special Research Inititative E-Research grant.
The iDig project involved the development of a prototype
multi-institutional search engine for Australian
Indigenous collections. See: http://www.idig.org.au |
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| 2005- |
Western Arnhem Plateau Project
This project is documenting social and environmental history on the western Arnhem Land Plateau in the Northern Territory. It centres on a remote outstation which has become a centre for a range of activities to do with land management, social history recording, linguistics and rock-art recording. |
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| 2004-2008 |
The Living Knowledge
project
ARC Linkage Project
Indigenous knowledge and Western science pedagogy: a comparative approach.
See:http://www.livingknowledge.edu.au
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| 2002-2005 |
The Art of Narrijtin Maymuru
Narritjin was one of the leading Aboriginal artists
of his generation but was also a man of extraordinary vision who
saw his art as a way of communicating an important message to
the outside world.
The CDROM explores the themes
and meanings of 400 paintings that Narritjin produced
as well as highlighting aspects of Narritjin’s life relevant
to and reflected in his art. |
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| 2001 |
Yingapungapu:
A National Museum of
Australia Exhibition
The exhibition explores the meaning of the Yingapungapu, as
it is used in different contexts. . |
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| 1998-2001 |
People of the Rivermouth:
The Joborr Texts of Frank Gurrmanamana
People of the Rivermouth presents Frank’s Joborr Texts and
provides a vast amount of information to create a context in which
they can be better understood. It offers a detailed explanation
of the kinship structure of Anbarra society – the central
concern of the Joborr Texts. It also gives a great deal of visual,
audio and written material describing the Anbarra, their history,
their life and their land. |
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