Powerhouse Museum Collection Search 2.5
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User keywords, or 'tags', are words added to object records by other users to enhance their discovery. You can add keywords that may be useful in helping others find this object.

We are experimenting with tagging because sometimes museums describe objects in language that is highly specialist and user added keywords are useful in bridging the 'semantic gap' between the language of the museum and that of the user.

Any keywords listed have been added by other users like yourself. You can click on them to use them as search terms to dicover other objects. User tags
Here you can find links to other objects in our collection that belong to the same formal classification categories as the object you are viewing. Similar objects
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'Autogenerated tags' are a new feature that we are testing. These tags are generated by passing the object record through the OpenCalais service from Reuters. This service makes a 'best guess' at the names, places, companies and specialist terminolgy that is in the text of the object records.

By clicking on a tag you can find all other collection records related to that person, place or company.

Because the tags are autogenerated there are likely to be some errors. If you spot one of these then please flag the tag for deletion by clicking the 'x'. Auto-generated tags: [Beta]

2003/12/1 Photographic slides (162), 35mm, colour, of designs by Gordon Andrews, photographs by Gordon Andrews / David Moore, Kodachrome / Ektachrome / Vision Graphics / Ilford, Australia / England, 1930-2000

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The Significance Statement summarises why an object is important and places it in a social and cultural context. An object may be significant for various reasons, including: historical use, rarity, design/aesthetics, new technology or changes in society. Statement of significance
Colour slides (162), 35mm, of designs by Gordon Andrews, photographs by Gordon Andrews and other photographers, Australia and Europe, 1930-2000.
Gordon Andrews is one of Australia's most significant designers and one with an international reputation. The Powerhouse Museum is the principal repository of his work, holding both his general design archive (89/735) as well as a decimal currency design archive (92/194). The slides document his graphic, interior and environmental design. Andrews used the slides when presenting his work in talks and publications (eg Gordon Andrews: a designer's life, UNSW 1994).
Production Notes include information about the design, manufacture and marketing of an object. Production notes
Slides document designs by Gordon Andrews

Various photographers
History Notes include facts about what has happened to an object since manufacture. This could include who owned it and how it was used (provenance). It may also describe any cultural meanings with which it may have become associated. History notes
Used by the designer when for talks and publications.
Estate of Gordon Andrews. Presented to the Museum by Mary Andrews, wife of the designer.

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Description
Photographic slides (162), 35mm, colour, of designs by Gordon Andrews, photographs by Gordon Andrews / David Moore, Kodachrome / Ektachrome / Vision Graphics / Ilford, Australia / England, 1930-2000

Colour slides (162), 35mm, of designs by Gordon Andrews, photographs by Gordon Andrews and other photographers, Australia and Europe, 1930-2000.

Maker: unknown; 1930 - 2000
The Registration Number of an object is a unique identifying number applied by the museum at the point of acquisition. Current numbering format comprises the year of acquisition, followed by a sequential number. For example, '2007/45' is the Registration Number that represents the 45th acquisition in the year 2007. Registration number
2003/12/1
Production date
1930 - 2000

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Acquisition credit line
Gift of Mary Andrews, 2003


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