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| Strategies of Cultural Inclusion: An investigation of the Carnegie Corporation of New York and the “Art of Australia 1788-1941” Exhibition | |||
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Diplomatic relations between Australia and USA prior to WW2 were forged through a travelling exhibition of Australia Art sponsored by the Carnegie Corporation promoting shared cultural/national identity. |
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| Transcending Boundaries: “The Arts of Islam” Exhibition, Nasser Khalili Collection, Art Gallery of New South Wales, Australia, 2007 | |||
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A socio-cultural investigation of the capacity of art displays to promote community and cross-cultural understanding by developing a deeper appreciation of differences and commonalities in its audiences. |
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| Shaping Identity: A Socio-Cultural Model Analyzing Power/Knowledge Relationships in Art Displays | |||
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Using a socio-cultural model, the museum’s practice of creating cultural identity, patterns of difference and exclusion are examined in a 1940’s international Australian art display. |
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| Imagining the “Arab Other”: The Role of the Media in Constructing Islamic Identity | |||
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The role and influence of discourse and the media in constructing and understanding Islamic identity and heterogeneity in accounts of a 2007 Sydney art exhibition and surrounding socio-cultural issues. |
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