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Elements and Performance Criteria

  1. Source Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander cultural material
  2. Handle Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander cultural material
  3. Prepare Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander cultural material for exhibition
  4. Display and return Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander cultural material

Performance Evidence

Evidence of the ability to:

source Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander cultural material for display or exhibition

consult in a culturally sensitive and effective manner with Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander community members and custodians about the display of cultural material

develop agreements for the use of cultural material and record them where required

undertake activities preparing for the display of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander cultural material in a logical and efficient manner, demonstrating knowledge of cultural protocols and practices

move, store, display, maintain and return cultural material in a manner consistent with established cultural protocols.

Note: If a specific volume or frequency is not stated, then evidence must be provided at least once.


Knowledge Evidence

To complete the unit requirements safely and effectively, the individual must:

explain nature and scope of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander cultural material appropriate for exhibition or display

identify appropriate keeping places for cultural material not suitable/forbidden for exhibition or display

explain issues and protocols relating to the use and return of cultural material to Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander communities

identify copyright, moral rights and intellectual property issues with particular reference to Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander cultural material

identify sources of support for developing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander collections

describe current conventions of collection management, including appropriate consultations and respect for traditional custodianship when working with Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander cultural material, including non-western concepts of collecting

explain cultural protocols and appropriate consultations for identifying, moving, storing, maintaining and displaying cultural material in the relevant community context

explain current industry policy on acquiring and managing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultural material.