[ASC-list] Does heritage have a future? Brisbane

[Jayne Keane]

Panel Discussion: Does heritage have a future?
Join the lively panel discussion with Queensland and national
identities: broadcaster Richard Fidler; author and social commentator,
Benjamin Law; author, feminist and educator, dr dale spender; and
journalist Kathleen Noonan, about the relevance of heritage in the
digital age.

This is one of the events being held to celebrate the 20th anniversary
of the Queensland Heritage Act 1992. The Act allows us to take stock of
our precious heritage places and provides protection to places that
might otherwise have been lost. Heritage places help us define what it
means to be a Queenslander. The panellists will explore this idea and
provide insights about what heritage means to them now, and what will be
valued in the future. The discussion will be facilitated by ABC Radio
National's Dr Kate Evans.

When: Wednesday 24 October 2012, 6pm for 6.30pm start
Where: State Library of Queensland, Auditorium 1, Level 2
Cost: Free
Bookings: slq.eventbrite.com <http://slq.eventbrite.com>  or phone 07
3840 7768

 

 

 


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