Curious Collaborations and Wonderful Things

When
16 Mar 2019
10:00 - 15:00
Location
The Gold Museum, Bradshaw Street, Ballarat

Registration

Member – $25.00
PHA (Vic & Tas) member
Non-member – $30.00
Panel only session – $14.00
This registration is for the afternoon panel session ONLY. The panel will run from 1pm-3pm.

Curious Collaborations and Wonderful Things

Join us for a day out in Ballarat! First up we will tour the Gold Museum's newest exhibition, 'Wonderful Things' and visit Sovereign Hill's costume department. In the afternoon, we’ll enjoy a lively discussion about the ways in which history has been interpreted in collaborative projects by a range of talented creative professionals, including composers, graphic artists, podcasters, curators and filmmakers. This panel will be chaired by feminist educator, writer and new resident of Ballarat, Karen Pickering.

Cost (for catering): $25 members, $30 non-members

When: Saturday March 16, 10am - 3pm

Where: The Gold Museum, Bradshaw Street, Ballarat

UPDATE - Panel only option: Due to popular demand, we are offering an additional registration option, with entrance to the afternoon panel session ONLY. For this option, please meet in the Gold Museum foyer for entry to the Theatre. If you are unsuccessful in registering for the full day, but are interested in attending the afternoon session, please choose this option through the registration page.

Time: 1pm-3pm

Cost (for museum entry): $14

This event is presented by PHA (Vic & Tas) in collaboration with the Gold Museum. We gratefully acknowledge the support offered by the Gold Museum, Sovereign Hill costume department and all the speakers to make this event possible.

PHA (Vic & Tas) acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the many Countries on which we practise and their continuing connection to land, culture and community. We pay respects to Elders past and present and to the generations who have held and passed on the stories and knowledge of the lands, waters and people. We support the ongoing truth-telling processes in Victoria and Tasmania.