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Volume 2 number 2
September 2007
In this issue of reCollections: Journal of the National Museum of Australia:
- Alexandra Sauvage explores the origins and historical context of Paris's new ethnological museum, the Musée de quai Branly
- Geoffrey Gray focuses on shifts in perceived ownership of the Sydney University ethnographic collection
- Belinda Nemec traces Percy Grainger's quest for immortality through the endowment of his museum at the University of Melbourne, and
- Ian McShane analyses aspects of the National Museum of Australia's institutional history in the context of wider developments in cultural and heritage policy.
This issue also features a commentary piece by Philip Jones inspired by his work on the South Australian Museum exhibition on Afghan cameleers in Australia, and a number of reviews of recent exhibitions and museum-related books by Australian and international contributors.