TATURA IRRIGATION AND WARTIME CAMPS MUSEUM GAINS MUSEUM ACCREDITATION
Tue 30 Mar, 2021
The Tatura Irrigation and Wartime Camps Museum has gained Accreditation by the Australian Museums and Galleries Association Victoria (AMaGA Victoria).
The Tatura Irrigation and Wartime Camps Museum has gained Accreditation by the Australian Museums and Galleries Association Victoria (AMaGA Victoria).
Our Annual Program for 2021 is here, packed with professional development and networking opportunities for the Victorian museum and gallery community.
A suite of new jobs with regional galleries and museums across the state are set to open to those who have lost work due to coronavirus, through the Victorian Government’s Working for Victoria scheme. The program is a partnership between Working for Victoria and Creative Victoria and is being delivered through the Australian Museums and Galleries Association Victoria.
Supported by a Community Heritage Grant and delivered by the Koorie Heritage Trust this session is targeted at community, volunteer and small museums and galleries staff.
Join AMaGA Victoria for a free members’ guided tour of ACMI - the museum of screen culture where visitors can navigate the universe of film, TV, videogames and art. In 2019 ACMI embarked on a $40million redevelopment project to reimagine the museum and create a more open and welcoming environment, enhance their learning spaces and showcase new innovations in moving image technology. Chief Curator, Sarah Tutton will provide a tour of the centrepiece exhibition The Story of the Moving Image and share insights into the redevelopment process.
Supported by a Community Heritage Grant and delivered by the Koorie Heritage Trust this session is targeted at community, volunteer and small museums and galleries staff.
An online workshop that covers the fundamentals of digitisation best practice.
