Geoff Barker
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Geoff Barker
Summary
Geoff Barker is a human[1]. He worked as a curator[2] and Wikipedian[3].
Key Facts
- Geoff Barker held citizenship in Australia[4].
- Geoff Barker's professions included curator[2].
- Geoff Barker worked as a Wikipedian[3].
- Geoff Barker's field of work was history of photography[5].
- Geoff Barker's field of work was museology[6].
- Geoff Barker's field of work was curator[7].
- Geoff Barker's field of work was online producer[8].
- Geoff Barker's field of work was digitized collection[9].
- Geoff Barker's field of work was history of Oceania[10].
- Geoff Barker was employed by State Library of New South Wales[11].
- A notable work attributed to Geoff Barker is Beaufoy Merlin Showman and Photographer[12].
- A notable work attributed to Geoff Barker is F. S. Burnell war reporter and radio host[13].
- A notable work attributed to Geoff Barker is Photographing the 1874 Transit of Venus[14].
- A notable work attributed to Geoff Barker is ‘Reichenbach, Utzschneider and Liebherr’ 16 inch repeating circle[15].
- A notable work attributed to Geoff Barker is Virtual Empire: Stereo Photography in Britain and Australia 1851–1879[16].
- A notable work attributed to Geoff Barker is Last of Shackleton’s Antarctic Expedition Rescued 10 January 1917[17].
- Geoff Barker is recorded as male[18].
- Geoff Barker's instance of is recorded as human[19].
- Geoff Barker's family name is recorded as Barker[20].
- Geoff Barker's given name is recorded as Geoffrey[21].
- Geoff Barker's participant in is recorded as Wikiversity[22].
- Geoff Barker's participant in is recorded as Technology, Expeditions & Empires: Three-Colour Photography[23].
- Geoff Barker's participant in is recorded as VALA Libraries Technologies and the Future Conference 2020[24].
- Geoff Barker's name in native language is recorded as Geoffrey Barker[25].
- Geoff Barker's official blog URL is recorded as https://geoffbarker.wordpress.com/[26].
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Career and Affiliations
Recorded occupations include curator[2] and Wikipedian[3]. Fields of work include history of photography[5], an aspect of history[27]; museology[6], an academic discipline[28]; curator[7], a profession[29]; online producer[8], a profession[30]; digitized collection[9]; and history of Oceania[10], an aspect of history[31]. Among Geoff Barker's employers was State Library of New South Wales[11].
Works and Contributions
Notable works include Beaufoy Merlin Showman and Photographer[12], F. S. Burnell war reporter and radio host[13], Photographing the 1874 Transit of Venus[14], ‘Reichenbach, Utzschneider and Liebherr’ 16 inch repeating circle[15], Virtual Empire: Stereo Photography in Britain and Australia 1851–1879[16], and Last of Shackleton’s Antarctic Expedition Rescued 10 January 1917[17].