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OBJECTively: Connecting Australia and Japan: Objects, Cultural Stories, People

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Taylor, Veronica
Green, Kaye
Kehoe, Leslie
van Leent, Ryan
Mikheyev, Alexander
Nakamura, Kazue
Nadatani, Ryuhei
Torres, Juan Felipe
Smith, Melinda
d'Orgeville, Celine

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ANU College of Asia & the Pacific

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In this symposium, prominent Australian and Japanese artists, cultural commentators and scholars speak about their personal relationship with an object that embodies a connection between Japan and Australia. They reflect on their own role as intermediaries between Australia and Japan and Australia in their own professional worlds. As narrators, creators, distributors, interpreters and consumers of these objects, they and we are transforming everyday life and cultural and artistic practices in each country.

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OBJECTively - Connecting Australia and Japan: objects, cultural stories, people (8 March 2019 : National Museum of Australia, Canberra, ACT)

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