Mary Hutchison
Biographic Data
| ID | 3860779 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mary Hutchison |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mary |
| FAMILY NAME | Hutchison |
| SIGNATURE | HUTCHISON M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Australian National University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5912-8127 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Reforming and remembering: Gardens and gardening in a landscape of in/justice
This paper charts the changing cultural-personal uses and meanings of Port Arthur gardens from penal settlement, to rural township, to heritage site as a way of reflecting on the process of reforming and remembering the site as a material and discursive landscape of in/justice. It draws on contemporary and first-person accounts of the ideology and experience of Port Arthur gardens and uses both expository and descriptive forms of writing to show …
Multidisciplinary engagements with Port Arthur’s landscapes of in/justice
The serial property, Australian Convict Sites, was recognised as ‘world heritage’ by UNESCO in 2010 and consists of eleven penal sites connected to Australia’s convict past. One of those eleven sit
Histories of Controversy: Bonegilla Migrant Centre
Translations: Experiments in Dialogic Representation of Cultural Diversity in Three Museum Sound Installations
Using the example of three experimental museum sound installations, this paper discusses the translation into practice of the intention to make meaningful connections between diverse social positions and experiences. We use the term 'dialogic' to theorise these interactive intentions and show them at work in the content, development processes and form of the sound installations. Our discussion is framed by the collaboration between the authors ac…
Introduction: Archives, Memory and Place from the Canberra Perspective
This is an introductory piece to a special section based on a 2013 cross-disciplinary conference on the lived experience of Canberra
The social life of a denim jacket
This article discusses the social life of a denim jacket as an item of apparel, as a museum object and a personal possession. It highlights its intersections with Cambodian and Australian history and shows how it works as a composition and means of composing personal experience. The discussion is located in a cultural approach to oral history and in museum studies discussion about representations of Australian migration history. It is also inspir…
Dimensions for a folding exhibition: Exhibiting diversity in theory and practice in the Migration Memories exhibitions
Translations: Experiments in Dialogic Representation of Cultural Diversity in Three Museum Sound Installations
Using the example of three experimental museum sound installations, this paper discusses the translation into practice of the intention to make meaningful connections between diverse social positions and experiences. We use the term 'dialogic' to theorise these interactive intentions and show them at work in the content, development processes and form of the sound installations. Our discussion is framed by the collaboration between the authors ac…
Reforming and remembering: Gardens and gardening in a landscape of in/justice
This paper charts the changing cultural-personal uses and meanings of Port Arthur gardens from penal settlement, to rural township, to heritage site as a way of reflecting on the process of reforming and remembering the site as a material and discursive landscape of in/justice. It draws on contemporary and first-person accounts of the ideology and experience of Port Arthur gardens and uses both expository and descriptive forms of writing to show …
The social life of a denim jacket
This article discusses the social life of a denim jacket as an item of apparel, as a museum object and a personal possession. It highlights its intersections with Cambodian and Australian history and shows how it works as a composition and means of composing personal experience. The discussion is located in a cultural approach to oral history and in museum studies discussion about representations of Australian migration history. It is also inspir…
Dimensions for a folding exhibition: Exhibiting diversity in theory and practice in the Migration Memories exhibitions
The social life of a denim jacket
This article discusses the social life of a denim jacket as an item of apparel, as a museum object and a personal possession. It highlights its intersections with Cambodian and Australian history and shows how it works as a composition and means of composing personal experience. The discussion is located in a cultural approach to oral history and in museum studies discussion about representations of Australian migration history. It is also inspir…
Introduction: Archives, Memory and Place from the Canberra Perspective
This is an introductory piece to a special section based on a 2013 cross-disciplinary conference on the lived experience of Canberra
Translations: Experiments in Dialogic Representation of Cultural Diversity in Three Museum Sound Installations
Using the example of three experimental museum sound installations, this paper discusses the translation into practice of the intention to make meaningful connections between diverse social positions and experiences. We use the term 'dialogic' to theorise these interactive intentions and show them at work in the content, development processes and form of the sound installations. Our discussion is framed by the collaboration between the authors ac…
Histories of Controversy: Bonegilla Migrant Centre
Reforming and remembering: Gardens and gardening in a landscape of in/justice
This paper charts the changing cultural-personal uses and meanings of Port Arthur gardens from penal settlement, to rural township, to heritage site as a way of reflecting on the process of reforming and remembering the site as a material and discursive landscape of in/justice. It draws on contemporary and first-person accounts of the ideology and experience of Port Arthur gardens and uses both expository and descriptive forms of writing to show …
Multidisciplinary engagements with Port Arthur’s landscapes of in/justice
The serial property, Australian Convict Sites, was recognised as ‘world heritage’ by UNESCO in 2010 and consists of eleven penal sites connected to Australia’s convict past. One of those eleven sit
Sociology (7 works) · History (6 works) · Art (5 works) · Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation (5 works) · Aesthetics (4 works) · Engineering (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Visual arts (4 works) · Anthropology (3 works) · Archaeology (3 works)