Sydney Chapter: Museums Australia (NSW) in Sydney, Australia | Non-profit organisation

Sydney Chapter: Museums Australia (NSW)

Locality: Sydney, Australia

Phone: 0402 280 924 (temp)

Address: All the best places Sydney, NSW, Australia

Website: www.museumsaustralia.org.au/site/page207.php

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25.01.2022 The Design Institute of Australia comes out in opposition to the relocation of the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences, as reported by the Council of Australian Museum Directors.

25.01.2022 Im kind of OK with not seeing the jar of skin...

24.01.2022 http://www.atlasobscura.com//turning-museums-inside-out-wi

23.01.2022 Has everyone voted for National Portrait Gallery, Canberras entry in the International Museum Dance Off? Vote here:http://whenyouworkatamuseum.com/

23.01.2022 Personally, number 8 drives me insane!

20.01.2022 This day in history...

19.01.2022 He had mined his claim at Lightning Ridge in north-west NSW for 25 years without luck when he unearthed some strange looking fossils. "Well we didnt know what it was, all we were interested in was looking for a bit of colour in them," Mr Foster said."And what we used to do is smash them up. We smashed probably a trailer load....

17.01.2022 Everyones following this, right?

17.01.2022 "A 21st-century heritage professional is unlikely to spend much time luxuriating in a museum gallery wearing white gloves and a learned expression. " So true...but wouldnt it be nice if we could?

15.01.2022 Stunning photo mash ups!

14.01.2022 "The faade and various other parts of this particular city were actually first documented in the 70s by an American archeologist, Eric Von Euw, who visited the site and coined it Lagunita. While he may have made some useful sketches, he did a very poor job of recording the location of the city and thus no one was able to re-trace his footsteps."

14.01.2022 Intriguing! My moneys on the taxidermy trick option.

12.01.2022 Amazing photographs!

10.01.2022 Improved sustainability for objects and the environment:

09.01.2022 "One of the significant elements of the find, Mr Franks said, was that some artefacts appeared to be from the Hunter Valley...Transport for NSW has acknowledged the significance of the find but has not said if it would comply with the request to stop work on a transport project with tight time frames."

07.01.2022 What you experience when you visit an art museum these days is likely very different from what your parents did when they were your age. In plain terms, across ...the field, in museums, art institutions, performance forums, and even historical societies, the visitors experience is now being personalized. This means that not only is the visit marked by enhanced, interactive, and dialogic engagement, but also there is an institutional recognition of the visitor as an independent maker of meaning who uses the museum in a variety of ways to fulfill particular, individual needs and desires. See more

06.01.2022 This sounds pretty fab!

06.01.2022 "Unesco encourages World Heritage Sites to be managed through partnerships. Typically, these are formed of people from different sectors who have a stake in the site: scientists, educators, tourism organisations, transport and others. The Jurassic coast partnership showed considerable vision in 2005 by also involving the arts sector."

05.01.2022 Medieval oyster shell paint palette, uncovered in 1966.

05.01.2022 Amazing! Truth is stranger than fiction...

05.01.2022 HAVE YOUR SAY ON THE NEW WORLD CLASS MUSEUM IN PARRAMATTA On July 31 the NSW Government announced that a new arts and cultural precinct will be built on the Parramatta River that includes an enhanced Riversde Theatres and the Museum of Applied Arts and Science (MAAS). Together the Museum and the enhanced Riverside Theatres will be an important new focus for cultural and education development - in a precinct that is predicted to be both a local and an international tourist des...tination. The NSW Goverment have committed to building a truly iconic world class MAAS that is designed with community input. The first stage of planning for the new museum includes the preparation of a business case which is being prepared by the Department of Planning and Environment. You can make sure that your ideas for the new Museum are included in the preparation of the business case by completing their survey which is now online until 18 August. Your feedback from the four questions in this survey will be considered in the development of the extended business case. Link to MAAS Survey CLOSES 18 AUGUST https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/536XXPF Keep up to date and receive regular updates on the museums progress by subscribing here: https://new.maas.museum/

03.01.2022 Some visitors may have forgotten the experience by the time they walked out the door but that did not mean it was not worthwhile, Ms Gillies said. For at least an hour of that day theyre completely engaged, theyve been talking, interacting with people, touching things, she said. The Reminiscence Cottage won a Victorian Museum Award in the medium museum category.

01.01.2022 Archaeologists have uncovered Britains Pompeii after discovering the "best-preserved Bronze Age dwellings ever found" in the country.