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  • cardiParty 2024.09

    cardiParty 2024.09

    Golden Dragon Museum

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    GOLDEN DRAGON MUSEUM YI YUAN GARDENS & GUAN YIN TEMPLE 金龙博物馆

    Join this special event in partnership with Australian Society of Archivists (ASA) Victorian Branch.

    Golden Dragon Museum is the Chinese Cultural Centre of Australia. The museum opened in 1991 to document, interpret and preserve Chinese heritage in Australia. In early 2021 Dr Sophie Couchman, an expert in Chinese Australian history and culture, was commissioned to undertake a Significance Assessment of the Golden Dragon Museum’s Collection.  For the first time, the 30,000 or so objects in the Collection were considered and assessed, looking both at key individual pieces and the Collection as a whole.

    Have lunch with newCardigan and ASA colleagues and friends (see details below) followed by a special 1 hour guided tour of the Museum by CEO Hugh Leschen with a brief Q&A afterwards. Research Officer Leigh McKinnon will also be available to have a chat and answer questions.

    PLEASE NOTE: The special tour costs $12 per person – pay on arrival at the museum.

    Getting There

    Train: VLine to Bendigo Station

    Accessibility

    All areas of the Museum, Classical Chinese Gardens and Kuan Yin Temple are wheelchair accessible. A number of wheelchairs are available in the foyer, please ask at reception.

    Health and safety

    If you are feeling unwell, please stay at home. Face masks are always welcome at newCardigan events.

    Continue the conversation

    We will be having lunch before the tour from noon at The Deck Bendigo, 131 McCrae St, Bendigo about a 17 minute walk from Bendigo Train Station and after lunch about a 3 minute walk to the Golden Dragon Museum (tour at the museum will start at 2pm).

    When
    7th September 2024 from 12:00 PM to  3:00 PM
    Location
    1-11 Bridge St
    Bendigo Dragon Museum
    Bendigo, VIC 3550
    Australia
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  • cardiCast episode 80 – Murphy Peoples

    cardiCast episode 80 – Murphy Peoples

    In this episode of cardiCast, Murphy Peoples, Exhibition Experience Developer at Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewea, shares her journey of moving countries during a pandemic from Melbourne to Canberra to Wellington. Prior to Te Papa, Murphy worked at Museums Victoria and Questacon. Completed a Bachelor of Arts and Science degree from the Australian National University, Certificate IV in Breastfeeding Education (Counselling) from the Australian Breastfeeding Association, and Certificate IV in Training and Assessment (Canberra Institute of Technology).

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  • cardiCast episode 76 – Nathan mudyi Sentance and Jodie Dowd

    cardiCast episode 76 – Nathan mudyi Sentance and Jodie Dowd

    In this episode of cardiCast, Jodie Dowd, Noongar woman, First Nations Cultural Collections Officer, and Nathan mudyi Sentance, Wiradjuri man, Digital Program Manager, at the Australian Museum share some insights into how life has been in NSW during lockdown, and their work on the Unsettled: Our untold history revealed exhibition. We also discuss the important work and emotional labour First Peoples experience working in the GLAMR sector sharing cultural knowledge, identity, and finding a work and life balance.

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  • cardiShorts episode 11 – Adria Castellucci

    cardiShorts episode 11 – Adria Castellucci

    Adria Castellucci, Librarian at the Australian Museum in Sydney, and my hilarious friend from our days studying info management at RMIT, shares what it’s been like working from home. Adria has been working on some fascinating digital engagement projects, digitisation legacy content, and virtual storytime! Adria – you’ve brightened my day, thanks a bunch!

    Do you work in GLAM and would you like to do a short video for cardiShorts? For beginner filmmakers, Andrew Kelly has written a blog with some helpful pointers. If you’re interested in submitting a cardiShort, please contact us at hello@newcardigan.org.

  • cardiCast episode 67 – Sale Water Tower

    cardiCast episode 67 – Sale Water Tower

    Melbourne newCardigan cardiParty

    Recorded Live

    Our November Melbourne cardiParty was a wonderful day trip to Sale, with a trip to the historical Sale Water Tower (designed by John Grainger), lunch at an impeccably restored pub called the Criterion (built circa 1865) and finally a river cruise to check out the swing bridge (also designed by Grainger).

    Did we capture all of this in audio form? No- you kind of had to be there.
    But we did get the wonderful tour and talk, courtesy of Sale Historical Society member Michelle Page-Cook and local Historian Peter Synan OAM. How a township got is water has never been so interesting!

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  • cardiCast episode 64 – Royal Perth Hospital Museum

    cardiCast episode 64 – Royal Perth Hospital Museum

    Perth newCardigan cardiParty

    Recorded Live

    Our September Perth cardiParty was held at the Royal Perth Hospital Museum.

    Thanks to Oonagh Quigley who gave us an intro to the museum and talked about some complexities of managing a medical collection.

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