ANZAC EDUCATION
CREATE AN ANZAC EXHIBITION
Community exhibitions are a good way of learning about and commemorating the Anzacs and all those who contributed to the war effort. Exhibitions can incorporate images, objects, documents and personal memories.
Does anyone in your family have items or stories of the First World War that have been passed down?
The best exhibitions tell a story, or are guided by a significant theme. Themes could include:
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local war memorials
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the soldier's experience
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the home front experience
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Personal memories
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Conflict on a particular front
How would you theme your own exhibtion?
Click here to download an exhibition theme planning map.
EXHIBITION DEVELOPMENT
The presentation below outlines:
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Museum and object interpretation
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Historical, aesthetic and social value of objects
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Writing exhibition text
Scroll through the slides or follow the title page link to download.
OBJECT PRESERVATION & CONSERVATION
It is important to properly care for the objects, images or documents on display in an exhibition.
View the presentation below to learn about:
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Preservation, conservation, restoration: what does it all mean?
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Types and causes of deterioration
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Tips to preserve objects
Scroll through the slides or follow the title page link to download.
ASK US!
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