Photography and Reconciliation: the Ngarrindjeri and the SA Museum

该项目旨在恢复、整理和展示20世纪中期由土著摄影师创作的具有国家意义的大量照片档案。与Ngarrindjeri管理员和南澳大利亚博物馆合作，它希望提高澳大利亚视觉文化和公共生活中土著声音的地位和多样性，进行一个愈合的过程。通过创建一个生活档案和公共展览，文化复兴和代际学习是预期的结果。好处包括确保濒危遗产的寿命，扩大对东南部土著生活的认识，并为更好地理解文化复兴与社区福祉之间的关系提供新的证据。

The project aims to recover, curate and exhibit a large archive of photographs of national significance created by Aboriginal photographers in the mid-20th century. Working with Ngarrindjeri custodians and the South Australian Museum, it expects to raise the status and diversity of Aboriginal voices in Australian visual culture and public life, undertaking a process of healing. Cultural revitalisation and generational learning via the creation of a Living Archive and public exhibition are expected outcomes. Benefits include ensuring longevity of endangered heritage, broadening knowledge of southeastern Aboriginal lives and contributing new evidence to better understand the correlation between cultural revitalisation and community wellbeing.