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‘Made by Ancestors’ – how to decolonise the archives with Nathan Sentance from the Australian Museum
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This week on GLAMcity Tamson and Anna speak to proud Wiradjuri man Nathan Sentance whose life goal is to ‘decolonise the archives’.
Nathan works as a First Nations Cultural Programs Officer at the Australian Museum
He thinks it’s important that memory institutes ‘people’ their collections and wants the GLAM sector to not just have the objects but connect them to the people and cultures they come from.
As he recalls a wise Aunty telling him ‘Museums have the sticks, we have the stories. Without the stories, museums only have sticks’.
You can hear more from Nathan on twitter @SaywhatNathan or check out his blog Archival Decolonist
And to find out what’s happening at the Australian Museum head to their website
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