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Access is never simply ‘open’<\/span><\/h2>\n

It’s a struggle for meaning, power, and value. I’m interested in using digital tools to see collections differently, to create opportunities for reflection and resistance. From Australia’s racist immigration policies, to the encroachments of state surveillance, I’ll be exploring how digital access changes the types of questions we can ask of the past.<\/span><\/p><\/blockquote>\n

About Tim Sherratt
\n<\/strong>Tim Sherratt is a historian and hacker who researches the possibilities and politics of digital cultural collections. Tim has worked across the cultural heritage sector and has been developing online resources relating to libraries, archives, museums and history since 1993. He\u2019s currently Associate Professor of Digital Heritage at the University of Canberra. Tim\u2019s tools and experiments include important things like The Real Face of White Australia, useful things like QueryPic, and strange things like The Vintage Face Depot. You can find him at timsherratt.org or as @wragge on Twitter.<\/p>\n

Picture \u00a9 Christopher Brothers 2012<\/a>\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Access is never simply ‘open’ It’s a struggle for meaning, power, and value. I’m interested in using digital tools to see collections differently, to create opportunities for reflection and resistance. From Australia’s racist immigration policies, to the encroachments of state surveillance, I’ll be exploring how digital access changes the types of questions we can ask … <\/p>\n