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Bernard Korbman on Heritage Museums in Victoria
Bernard Korbman and Mara Moustafine.
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unknown
Date Added:
21 April 2009
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Format:
mov (Quicktime);
File size:
1.8 MB
Length:
00min42sec
Transcript
Korbman:
00:05
... there is a consortium of museums with the Korean heritage trust, the Chinese Museum, the Jewish Museum, the immigration Museum and us have formed this consortium because we felt that the arts in Melbourne, or tourism in Melbourne is certainly spread through arts and museums but not through heritage museums. And therefore we want to pressure the minister and tourism Victoria is behind us in this, to have a much greater appreciation of living museums, not just looking at paintings and listening to an opera, but actually who we are and what we are.
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