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Protocols for producing indigenous Australian performing arts : performing arts.

Author: Australia Council for the Arts; Australia Council. Aboriginal Arts Board

Call no: T/572.994 PRO

Year: 2007

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Anthropology	Western Australian Museum	T/572.994 PRO	Available

In December 2000 Australian architects, filmmakers, writers, performers, visual artists, makers of multimedia products and other similar 'authors' gained additional protection of their reputation (and therefore income) in connection

to the outcomes of their intellectual and creative endeavours. They gained in law the 'moral' rights of attribution and integrity. The right of attribution gives the author the right to be acknowledged as the author whenever certain acts, such as publication, reproduction or public performance occur. The right of integrity gives the author the right to prevent any action in relation to the work that is prejudicial to his or her honour or reputation.

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Anthropology	Western Australian Museum	346.940482 SAI	Available

Protocols for producing indigenous Australian music

Author: Australia Council for the Arts; Australia Council. Aboriginal Arts Board

Call no: T/572.994 PRO

Year: 2007

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Anthropology	Western Australian Museum	T/572.994 PRO	Available

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Main Library	Western Australian Museum	790.196 HUT	Available

Making it happen : the cultural and entertainment industries handbook / co-ordinating editor, Ruth Rentschler

Author: Rentschler, Ruth, 1953-; Centre for Professional Development (Melbourne, Vic.); Australia Council

Call no: 790.0994 MAK

Year: 1997

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Main Library	Western Australian Museum	790.0994 MAK	On Loan

The Rock Hole Long Pipe project was a community theatre production staged in Coolgardie in 2008, involving a broad cross section of the Coolgardie and Kambalda communities.

The performance told ancient and traditional

stories of water from the Goldfields and was created by students from Coolgardie and Kambalda in a series of workshops run by animator Steve Aiton, and community artist Poppy van Oorde-Grainger.

The Rock Hole Long Pipe performance was a vibrant, thrilling parade that weaved through the back streets of Coolgardie to the town’s central park and involved actors, musicians, a procession of over 100 students, poets, bikies and the local volunteer fire brigade.

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Main Library	Western Australian Museum	792 CAP	Available

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