This paper considers Indigenous place-making practices in light of an idea for a major
Victorian Indigenous Cultural Knowledge and Education Centre in central Melbourne as …

This article discusses Indigenous spatial and political presence within Australia's capital city
in relation to emergent discourses in urban geography on 'the right to the city'and theories of …

Here is a lavishly illustrated descriptive survey of 48 leading indigenous cultural centers
around the world (35 are from Australia and 13 from North America, Japan, Europe, and …

This chapter explores the particularities of placemaking in the south-eastern Australian
capital city, Melbourne. The Wurundjeri peoples have occupied the place for 40,000–60,000 …

For much of their history since 1788, non‐Indigenous Australians have virtually erased from
their public art practice any reference to a conflictual history of occupation. Yet since the …

Abstract At Canberra's Aboriginal Tent Embassy, a politically profound assertion of
difference has inveigled itself into the grand composition of Canberra's urban landscape …

ABSTRACT Marking the Aboriginal Tent Embassy's fiftieth anniversary in 2022, this article
adopts a historical perspective to examine the challenges encountered by Australian …

The extinguishment of the living memory of the Great War (1914-1918) does not herald the
expiration of its cultural memory. Rather, the Canadian, Newfoundland, and Australian …