WINHANGANHA is a bold re-envisioning of our history – a new film work by award-winning poet and artist Jazz Money.

The International Conference on AI for Libraries, Archives, and Museums (AI4LAM) will take place at the NFSA on 16 to 18 October 2024.

A Statement of Reflection from the National Film and Sound Archive of Australia.

Award-winning digital artist Jazz Money is the recipient of the RE/Vision Commission, receiving $25,000 to create an audiovisual piece interpreting the NFSA collection to offer an authentic and contemporary vision of Australia.

Guest writer Dr TJ Thomson examines the role of the NFSA in improving our understanding of the impact of media in our lives and in Australia's history.

Curator Thorsten Kaeding looks at how and why the NFSA selects – and sometimes excludes – materials from the national collection.

Discover the many ways you can access our collection. You’ll be surprised of how much is available – onsite, online and elsewhere!

The NFSA is always open online, with our collection available to be explored 24/7.

Highlights from last month's Beyond Bytes workshop hosted by the NFSA and featuring a panel of international guests from the forefront of new archive business models and processes.

This week, the NFSA is hosting the 71st FIAF Congress in Sydney and Canberra. We look back at the technological predictions made at the previous NFSA-FIAF Congress in 1986.