Congratulations to the 2020 Shortlist!
Wed 18 Nov, 2020
AMaGA Victoria Museums and Galleries Awards 2020 shortlist has been revealed. The awards winners will be announced at an online event on 8 December 2020.
AMaGA Victoria Museums and Galleries Awards 2020 shortlist has been revealed. The awards winners will be announced at an online event on 8 December 2020.
On Sunday we welcomed the Victorian Government's announcement of the further easing of restrictions, as Melbourne and Regional Victoria become one again.
The Daylesford & District Historical Society has gained Accreditation by the Australian Museums and Galleries Association Victoria (AMaGA Victoria).
The new Victorian Collections CMS is live and ready to be explored! We have rebuilt Victorian Collections from the ground up to make it easier than ever to manage your collections. This information session will introduce you to the new system and help guides, as well as answer any questions you have about the redeveloped site.
Join AMaGA Victoria, friends and colleagues for a free, online end of year celebration to commend amazing achievements, creativity and resilience of the Victorian museum and gallery sector. One of our special guests will be Danny Pearson MP, Minister for Creative Industries and our MC will be the very talented comedian and author, Cal Wilson.
The presentation will include :
Proudly sponsored by Archival Survival and Mal Padgett Design.
Registration is free but booking is essential.
2020 was the year that kept on giving. Never in our wildest dreams did any of us think it might work out like this one. Bushfires, Megxit, Brexit, impeachment, Parasite, no Summer Olympics, #BlackLivesMatter (still), #I’mSpeaking, Zoom, #DontDateADaryl, NASA-SpaceX, murder hornets, #DonutDay, Twitter hacks, no-Vic Footy, Beirut explosion Vincent Namatjira won the Archibald Prize and you-know-what. We lost RBG, Helen Reddy, Eddie Van Halen, Chadwick Boseman, Susan Ryan, Kim Jong Un, Kobe Bryant, Tim Brooke-Taylor, John Lewis, Olivia de Havilland, Kelly Preston, Jerry Stiller, Kirk Douglas, Fred Willard, Jackie Stalone and Ennio Morricone (to name just a few).
Normally at this time of year ENVi would host ‘Travellers Tales’, but that didn’t work out. So instead, we’re hosting a round table for our last Silver Linings program.
We have lined up a few guests to tell us their good, the bad and the ugly of 2020 and get the conversation rolling.
Come along and share your good, bad and ugly for 2020 too.
An online workshop that covers the fundamentals of collection management and cataloguing, using the Victorian Collections system. Please note, this workshop is designed for users who are new to Victorian Collections.
