Share the stories of people, politics and creative projects from the Murray-Darling Basin, in this One River Centenary of Canberra symposium, developed in partnership with the Museum.
Critical Undercurrents a One River symposium 25 Aug 2013
Welcome and introduction to Critical Undercurrents – a One River symposium
Robyn Archer outlines how she conceived One River as a means to recognise and explore Canberra’s status as the largest city in the Murray-Darling Basin. Kirsten Wehner outlines how One River has been flowing through the Museum.
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Presenters:
Robyn Archer and Kirsten Wehner
Critical Undercurrents a One River symposium 25 Aug 2013
Panel discussion led by Malcolm McKinnon
Panel discussion with artists, activist, author and Ngarrindejeri elder about the Murray-Darling Basin and their involvement in the One River project.
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Presenters:
Kim Chalmers, Daniel Connell, Sarah Moles and Major Sumner with Malcolm McKinnon
Critical Undercurrents a One River symposium 25 Aug 2013
One River artists’ talks facilitated by Barbara Paulson
Barbara Paulson, an assistant curator with the Museum’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Program, facilitates this session of talks given by artists who participated in the One River project.
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Presenters:
Jude Roberts, John Shortis, Major Sumner and Carmel Wallace, with Barbara Paulson
Critical Undercurrents a One River symposium 25 Aug 2013
One River artists' talks facilitated by Dr George Main
George Main, a senior curator in the Museum’s People and the Environment team, facilitates a second session of talks given by artists who participated in the One River project.
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Presenters:
Andrew Hull, Vic McEwan and Bill Marsh with Dr George Main