Something most people might not realise, the Cultural Conversations published recordings are all linked through themes in the conversation.
For each conversations, we extract the names of people, places, organisations and exhibitions mentioned and link them all together so you can see which conversations mention someone, some place, some organisation or some exhibition.
The image shows the start of the topics page for the conversation with Elizabeth Cummings, listing the peoples' names mentioned. Clicking on a name will show the topic page for that person, place, organisation or exhibition. If the person is the subject of a published conversation, you can click on their name and go directly to their conversation. So, this rich map provides a link between published conversations.
As well, this page lists external links that we believe you might find useful, such as a link to Design Art Australia Online (DAAO), the Asia Art Archive in Hong Kong or the Asia Culture Centre in South Korea.
Why not take your time and explore this rich map of linkages by clicking on the Show Topic Map button below!
For each conversations, we extract the names of people, places, organisations and exhibitions mentioned and link them all together so you can see which conversations mention someone, some place, some organisation or some exhibition.
The image shows the start of the topics page for the conversation with Elizabeth Cummings, listing the peoples' names mentioned. Clicking on a name will show the topic page for that person, place, organisation or exhibition. If the person is the subject of a published conversation, you can click on their name and go directly to their conversation. So, this rich map provides a link between published conversations.
As well, this page lists external links that we believe you might find useful, such as a link to Design Art Australia Online (DAAO), the Asia Art Archive in Hong Kong or the Asia Culture Centre in South Korea.
Why not take your time and explore this rich map of linkages by clicking on the Show Topic Map button below!
Mary MacQueen: Portrait of a Professional Artist
Mary MacQueen's book of clippings and other ephemera. Click here to open this rare insight into the Melbourne art scene from the 1940's to the end of the 20th Century
Our Technology
If you are interested in publishing oral histories like we do and you want some help, browse our on line manual or read our technology page. We go through the process from planning an interview to publishing the recorded interview and related content, using our Testimony Software environment. We are willing to discuss how we can assist you, make our technology available to you or we can collaborate with you. Its your choice. Contact us for more details or to discuss your ideas.