Carol Cooper

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  Carol Cooper - Rural Arts/Partnerships & Community Arts Coordinator

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  Carol Cooper, National Museum of Australia
  
  Carol Cooper is the Manager of Registration at the National Museum of Australia.Carol has worked in collecting institutions as an audiovisual archivist, curator and collections manager.From 2002 to 2006 she was President of the Australian Registrars Committee.

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  Remembering Barak celebrates the memory of a remarkable Aboriginal leader, William Barak, Yarra Yarra chief (1824 - 1903), a man whose troubled but dignified life bridged two very disparate cultures and whose art has not only survived but strengthened over this past century, continuing to communicate something both unique and significant about Aboriginal life. - Carol Cooper, Registrar, National Museum of Australia.

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  Carol Cooper - Rural Arts/Partnerships & Community Arts Coordinator
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  Carol Cooper Program Coordinator for Community Arts Development and Arts Enterprise Partnerships, has worked with rural arts enterprises and small community arts organizations since 1999. She envisions, coordinates, and promotes community- and arts-based economic initiatives including the first statewide arts trail, the New Mexico Fiber Arts Trails. Carol facilitates statewide, regional and grassroots partnerships, and provides technical assistance on rural community development, cultural tourism, entrepreneurship, arts marketing, and capacity building.
  
  Carol served for nine years as director of education at the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture, worked on consultancies in rural women's development with the United Nations in Indonesia and with Save the Children in Nepal, and regional program management and training for the Smithsonian Institution's Reading Is Fundamental (RIF) program. She has an M.S.Ed. in Adult Nonformal Education that emphasized multicultural community development. She lives happily with her husband and blue heeler.

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  If you have questions about the New Mexico Fiber Trails Guide or the application procedure, please contact Carol Cooper at 1-800-879-4278 or 505-827-6490 or by email at carol.cooper@state.nm.us.
  
  Thank you for your support of fiber arts and for your interest in the fiber arts trails.

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  Welcome also to new members Trish Bourke (ACT Heritage), Scott Cane (Culture and Heritage), Helen Cooke (Office of Indigenous Policy Coordination), Carol Cooper (National Museum of Australia), Sarah Forbes (Dept of Immigration), Prue Gaffey (Dept of Environment and Heritage) Allan Lance (Heritage Consulting Australia), Andrew McWilliam (Anthropology RSPAS), Colin Pardoe, Dianne Roberts (Dept of Health) and Cassandra Rowe (Archaeology and

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  Community Arts Coordinator/Partnerships Coordinator: Carol Cooper carol.cooper@state.nm.us

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  Carol Cooper, partnerships coordinator at New Mexico Arts, describes the program's positive outcomes. "In just one year, program funds provided training and sales opportunities for more than 1,000 artist-entrepreneurs and exposed those artists to an audience of buyers in excess of 45,000 people," she says.
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  Partnerships Coordinator Carol Cooper Phone: 505/827-6490

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  Carol Cooper

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  Note: A color .jpeg photo of Carol Cooper, National Museum of Australia and Frank Gyzemyter, China Southern Airlines with part of the museum's recent shipment of Australian indigenous art to China is available upon request.

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