Thesis

It's a Power: An Interpretation of the Aboriginal Memorial in its Ethnographic, Museological, Art Historical and Political Contexts

Author(s):
Jenkins, Susan
Publisher:
Australian National University
Volume:
MA
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Abstract:
It's a Power: An Interpretation of the Aboriginal Memorial in its Ethnographic, Museological, Art Historical and Political Contexts
Keywords:
Aboriginal art; Museums; Ethnography
URL:
https://openresearch-repository.anu.edu.au/handle/1885/155531
Publisher Location:
Canberra
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