DrAnita Callaway
Honorary Associate
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
- Honorary AssociateFaculty of Arts and Social Sciences
RESEARCH INTERESTs
Dr Callaway's research interests include: Australian visual culture from European contact to mid-twentieth century, the special role of ephemeral art in fostering and maintaining cultural links between colony and metropole, cross-cultural appropriation of indigenous and non-indigenous imagery, especially in Australia and North America and the Nineteenth-century spectacle and performance.
FUNDED RESEARCH
- GRANTDesign and Art Australia Online: Sustainable Data Sharing for Australian Researchers and CollectionsAustralian Research Council (ARC)1 Jan 2012People funded by this grant:
- Harley R,
- Callaway A,
- Ledbury AM
- GRANTThe Art of Terra Australis Imaginaria (fl.1900–1945) and its Relevance to Present-Day AustraliaSchool of Letters, Art and Media1 Jan 2011People funded by this grant:
- Callaway A
- GRANTDesign and Art of Australia Online, a transformation of the Dictionary of Australian Artists OnlineAustralian Research Council (ARC)1 Jan 2010People funded by this grant:
- Johnson V,
- Rhodes C,
- Benjamin R,
- Johnson V,
- Callaway A
- GRANTThe Making of American Visual Culture: The Enduring Legacy of Ephemeral ArtLibrary of Congress Washington DC1 Jan 2003People funded by this grant:
- Callaway A
- GRANTSoldier as Spectacle: The Public Face of the Australian ArmyDepartment of Defence (Federal)1 Jan 2001People funded by this grant:
- Callaway A
- GRANTInventing an Idiomatically Australian Art: Cross-Cultural Exchange between Indigenous and White AustraliansGetty Foundation1 Jan 1999People funded by this grant:
- Callaway A