EXPLORING ORDINARY, EVERYDAY & OVERLOOKED AUSTRALIAN HERITAGE

EVERYDAY HERITAGE

The Australian Research Council Everyday Heritage linkage project aims to uncover everyday but overlooked forms of Australian heritage

Heritage BIOGRAPHIES

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The social lives of heritage. Drawing out powerful and evocative images and narratives of everyday people and heritage

Heritage HACKS

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Revealing everyday occurrences and experiences through the analysis of digital cultural collections

Heritage TOOLS

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Experimenting with new techniques and methods of drawing out powerful and evocative images and narratives and generate forms of everyday heritage

NAA: ST84/1, 1909/22/41-50

The story of the handprint

This handprint was made by 12-year-old Charles Allen, the son of a Chinese father and white mother, when he travelled to China in 1909. Charles spent six years living with his father’s family in the town of Shekki, inland from Hong Kong…

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Steve Brown

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Kate Bagnall

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Steve Brown

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Steve Brown and Tracy Ireland

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Steve Brown and Tracy Ireland

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GA23 Session – Everywhere, Everyday: Innovations in Critical Heritage Practice

EVERYDAY HERITAGE RESOURCES

This page features previous research and projects that background the concept of ‘everyday heritage’.

EVERYDAY HERITAGE

EVERYDAY HERITAGE

Investigating the things and places that ordinary people value and how these can be better acknowledged

EXPLORING ORDINARY, EVERYDAY & OVERLOOKED AUSTRALIAN HERITAGE

EVERYDAY HERITAGE

Heritage BIOGRAPHIES

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Heritage HACKS

02

Heritage TOOLS

03

The story of the handprint

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