History Lab || exploring the gaps between us and the past || This series is made in collaboration by the Australian Centre for Public History and Impact Studios at the University of Technology, Sydney.
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 36 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureEducation |
Colonial portraits have long dictated how Indigenous people were seen. But Indigenous artists continue to challenge that power. Through satire, reinterpretation, and resistance, they’re using art to question history—and reshape the future.
In thi... more
In this episode, historians Kate Fullagar and Mike McDonnell revisit Bennelong’s portraits to examine how colonial art encountered Indigenous identity. Indigenous scholar Jo Rey, a Dharug woman, challenges these depictions, questioning their accuracy... more
Bennelong, a Wangal man of the Eora nation, was among the first Aboriginal people to travel to Europe and return. As a crucial interlocutor between his people and the British colonists, he navigated two worlds but the way he was depicted in colonial ... more
Can colonial depictions of Indigenous people tell us anything useful about the past?
How do Indigenous people today feel about these enduring images?
Unsettling Portraits is a three-part series exploring the history of portraiture and colo... more
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Focusing on a rich tapestry of Australian history, this series explores various narratives that often go unexamined or overlooked. The discussions prominently feature Indigenous perspectives and artworks, examining colonial history and representation through the eyes of contemporary artists and historians. Unique episodes highlight the intersections of historical events, individuals, and their cultural significance, bringing a fresh and empathetic approach to storytelling. The hosts emphasize the importance of authentic representation and delve into topics ranging from Indigenous art and colonialism to the complexities of identity and memory in historical contexts.
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Recent guests on History Lab include:
1. Daniel Browning
2. Michael Tuffery
3. Daniel Boyd
4. Jo Rey
5. Gordon Henry
6. Joseph Pierce
7. Sinead Roarty
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