Floortalk: Behind the scenes creating 'Albany Then & Now'
Go behind the scenes of Albany Then & Now: Historical Panoramas of Menang Noongar Boodja exhibition.
In this special floortalk, Associate Professor Andrew Woods from Curtin University HIVE shares insights into the making of the exhibition.
Learn about the historical panoramas research and digitisation, digital storytelling, and the creative processes that shaped this unique exhibition.
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Episode transcript
A transcript for this talk will be made available soon.
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