[MCASIlaris] FW: ASA Qld Branch - Event 11 April - Illustrated talk with Joanna Sassoon and her recent work 'Agents of Empire. How E.L. Mitchell shaped Australia'. [SEC=UNCLASSIFIED]

MCASI Practicum Program MCASIPrac at curtin.edu.au
Tue Apr 2 15:03:27 AWST 2019


Dear students in QLD

Please find following an event to be held at the NAA Cannon Hill next week.

Having had the pleasure of attended Joanna’s presentation in Perth, I encourage you to attend this ASA Qld Branch event. Joanna is an engaging and knowledgeable speaker and her book fascinating.

For some you may also know Joanna’s name as someone that marks your work ☺.

Go along, listen, learn and network!

Kind regards
Bec

Rebecca (Bec) Shillington
BA, GradDipLibStud (Curtin)
Practicum Program Coordinator | 208:421
School of Media, Creative Arts and Social Inquiry (MCASI)
Faculty of Humanities

Curtin University
Tel | +61 8 9266 2613
Email | mcasiprac at curtin.edu.au<mailto:mcasiprac at curtin.edu.au>
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Dear ASA and ALIA Qld Branch members and friends,

You are invited to attend a talk by Joanna Sassoon:
Thursday 11 April 2019 - 5.15pm (to 6pm roughly)
Venue:  National Archives of Australia, 16 Corporate Dr, Cannon Hill 4170
Free parking on site, railway station 10 minutes walk.
Event is free.
RSVP - Cara Downes – cara<mailto:cara.downes at naa.gov.au>.<mailto:cara.downes at naa.gov.au>downes at naa.gov.au<mailto:cara.downes at naa.gov.au>
Summary:
Joanna Sassoon’s landmark book Agents of Empire. How E.L. Mitchell shaped Australia has won several awards including a Mander Jones Award from the Australian Society of Archivists.
Joanna is an internationally respected historian, archivist, author and academic. She has managed cultural collections in Perth and Canberra, and worked in social policy research in the State and Commonwealth public service. She has won several awards for her writing on photography, oral history, heritage, environmental and Australian history.
Agents of Empire. How E.L. Mitchell’s photographs shaped Australia
For nearly 100 years, E.L. Mitchell’s emblematic photographs of Queensland and Western Australia have shaped ideas about Australia. But who was Mitchell and why did he succeed above his competitors?
Joanna will base her illustrated talk on Agents of Empire, which is a groundbreaking biography that exposes the life and works of the significant British/Australian photographer E.L. Mitchell. She will also discuss how archives and our practices shape our understandings of the past.

Agents of Empire. How E.L. Mitchell’s photographs shaped Australia. http://scholarly.info/book/agents-of-empire-how-e-l-mitchells-photographs-shaped-australia/
*** Winner Margaret Medcalf Award 2018
*** Winner Mander Jones Award 2018

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Cara Downes
ASA 2020 Conference Co-Convenor
ASA Queensland Branch Secretary

E: cara.downes at naa.gov.au<mailto:cara.downes at naa.gov.au>

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