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- First Page
- Preliminary pages
- Contributors
- I. Articles
- Public humanities of the future: Museums, archives, universities and beyond
- Flipping the narrative: Historical collections as sites of cultural diplomacy
- Towards relational ethics: Foundational concepts for the shifting ground of GLAM
- The post-normal museum: Cultivating responsibility, empathy and creativity
- Art, archive and public imaginary: Reflexive curatorial practice and exhibiting Australian filmmaking
- Selective rememberings? Access to ‘private’ documents at the National Archives of Australia
- Reflections on new historical interpretations at the National Stadium, Santiago, Chile
- Being in and of local communities: An Australian regional gallery’s response to climate disasters
- ‘¿Para qué un museo?’: A reflection from Latin America upon the fragility and necessity of museums
- Tactical storytelling and paradoxical failure: Writing, knowledge-making and the public humanities
- Interdisciplinarity as solidarity: Perspectives from archaeology
- Collaboration, flexibility, skill-sharing: The future of museum and cultural heritage work in the age of digital transformation in Australia
- Discovering art online: Digitising university art museum collections
- Poppies, partnerships and pragmatism: Learning from embedded research in a cultural heritage organisation
- The violence of contesting non-binary, trans and diverse gender identities: Emergent cultural formations, adversities and ethics
- II. Research in other forms: Reports, reflections, reviews, interviews, etc.
- Universities from an epistemological point of view
- Oh, for an arts degree!
- Teaching the Holocaust at UNSW Sydney
- Rebuilding cultures of community on a post-COVID-19 university campus
- Yarning: A Vietnamese/Australian/Indigenous way to speak/share/belong
- Totems, turtles and climate impacts on people and culture in the Torres Strait
- An interview with secretary of the Smithsonian, Dr Lonnie Bunch
- Reflections on the Ballet des Porcelaines: Between intention and impact
