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The West Australian Museum’s Anthropology Department has a focus on documenting the social and cultural vibrancy of our state. While a number of our collections represent WA Aboriginal cultures, we also collect items of significance from around the world!
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Your last VR film was The Antarctica Experience, now you’ve turned your attention to radio telescopes. Why?
How do objects help us understand our history and culture?
According to WA Museum History Curator, Erica Boyne, there’s a simple answer.
Inspired by a map of endangered languages, Martine Perret’s life-long exploration of culture and language has brought her to the WA Museum Boola Bardip for a special exhibition called Belong: Language connecting feeling, culture, country.
Michael Haluwana’s fascination with a camera started as a child. His father, a navy master diver, had a camera which used film and Michael was always allowed to shoot the last five frames of each roll.
It has been one year since the WA Museum Boola Bardip opened its doors and the Museum is inviting all West Australians to join the party!
Detail is important when working in a museum and no one knows better than WA Museum preparator and taxidermist Kirsten Tullis.
A stunning collection of photographs from Australia’s outback, bush and coast is making its way to the Museum of the Great Southern.
The Australian Nurses at War exhibition opens today at the Museum of the Great Southern.
This reflective exhibition pays tribute to the women who have come face-to-face with war.
Prepare to be transported back in time when some incredible dinosaurs arrive at the Museum of the Goldfields on Saturday 30 October 2021.
Can you imagine how strong an egg must be to travel thousands of kilometres across the ocean?