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Titel och upphov Ancestors, artefacts, empire : indigenous Australia in British and Irish museums
Utgivning, distribution etc. The British Museum Press, London : 2021
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Fysisk beskrivning 272 s. illustrations 23 x 29 cm
Anmärkning: Innehållsbeskrivning, sammanfattning Museums across Great Britain and Ireland hold Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander (collectively referred to as ?Indigenous?) cultural heritage of exceptional value, but which is largely unknown, rarely seen, and poorly understood. Gifted, sold, exchanged, and bartered by Indigenous people, and accepted, bought, collected, and taken by travelers, colonists, explorers, missionaries, officials and others, these rare objects date from Captain Cook in 1770 to the present day. Numbering over 35,000 items, they represent all regions of Australia?s vast landmass, from deserts, islands, and coasts to tropical rainforests.0The book uses nearly 160 artifacts, selected from over 30 public museums, both large metropolitan and small regional, to present a multi-stranded narrative that opens up vistas on Britain?s Australian history as much as Australia?s British history.0More than twenty Indigenous, Australian, and international experts weave together deeply-contextualized accounts of objects and object-types; of makers, communities, and regions; and of collectors, networks, and institutions, while also exploring the meanings and importance of this material in Australia, Britain and Ireland, and the world today.0Distanced from their places of origin and dispersed throughout Britain and Ireland, these objects are gathered together for the first time. Out of museum stores and into this book, they are evidence of the complex, and often difficult, relationships between Indigenous Australians and British people and institutions, as well as being powerful conduits for telling that history anew and in ways that seek to challenge and rework its legacies.
Term Art, Aboriginal Australian Great Britain. Art, Aboriginal Australian Ireland. Aboriginal Australians Antiquities. Museum exhibits Great Britain. Museum exhibits Ireland. Art, Aboriginal Australian. International relations. Museum exhibits. Aboriginal Australians Antiquities.
Geografiskt namn Australia Relations Great Britain. Great Britain Relations Australia. Australia. Great Britain. Ireland.
Personnamn Sculthorpe, Gaye Utgivare, redaktör, sammanställare Nugent, Maria Utgivare, redaktör, sammanställare Morphy, Howard Utgivare, redaktör, sammanställare
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