May 3, 2009 11 min

Online exhibitions

from National Museum of Australia – Audio on demand program Hosted by Mary-Elizabeth Andrews

Date recorded: 27 March 2009. Mary-Elizabeth Andrews examines an online exhibition about war brides at the Australian National Maritime Museum. She considers the use of objects, access, technical and moral concerns and how museums can reconnect with communities.

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