Is Canberra Living in the 70s?' with Dr Guy Hansen
Update: 2025-11-30
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Is Canberra living in the 70s? Dr Guy Hansen
Dr. Guy Hansen is the Director of Exhibitions at the National Library of Australia. He was involved in curating the exhibition "1975: Living in the Seventies," which explores Australian culture and politics in the 1970s.
The exhibition features a range of objects, including popular culture items, music, fashion, and significant historical events like the dismissal of the Whitlam government Dr. Hansen has shared insights into the curation process, highlighting the challenges of selecting items from the vast collection of materials related to 1975.
Dr Hansen also discussedsthe significance of the exhibition, noting that 1975 was a pivotal year in Australian history, marked by major social reforms, cultural shifts, and significant events ¹. As a curator, Dr. Hansen has worked on several exhibitions, including "Nation: Symbols of Australia" and "Captivating and Curious". He's also a senior research fellow in the Centre for Historical Research at the National Museum of Australia and has completed a PhD in museum studies.
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**Disclaimer : This podcast is for informational and entertainment purposes only and should not intended to replace professional advice.
Dr. Guy Hansen is the Director of Exhibitions at the National Library of Australia. He was involved in curating the exhibition "1975: Living in the Seventies," which explores Australian culture and politics in the 1970s.
The exhibition features a range of objects, including popular culture items, music, fashion, and significant historical events like the dismissal of the Whitlam government Dr. Hansen has shared insights into the curation process, highlighting the challenges of selecting items from the vast collection of materials related to 1975.
Dr Hansen also discussedsthe significance of the exhibition, noting that 1975 was a pivotal year in Australian history, marked by major social reforms, cultural shifts, and significant events ¹. As a curator, Dr. Hansen has worked on several exhibitions, including "Nation: Symbols of Australia" and "Captivating and Curious". He's also a senior research fellow in the Centre for Historical Research at the National Museum of Australia and has completed a PhD in museum studies.
Contact: roz@roztownsend.com
Sponsors: Thanks to PrimeLife Partners
**Disclaimer : This podcast is for informational and entertainment purposes only and should not intended to replace professional advice.
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