'What is your word for knowledge', I
asked him.
Tex pondered a while and
then said, 'We don't have a
word for knowledge.' I
looked at him disbelieving. Struggling to find the words he said, 'Our land is
our knowledge, we walk on the knowledge, we dwell in
the knowledge, we live in
our thesaurus, we walk in our Bible every day of our lives.
Everything is knowledge;
We don't need a word for knowledge, I guess.
Maybe that's why.' Tex Scuthorpe is an aboriginal
artist and consultant of the Noonghaburra
community from western New South Wales in Australia. I had met him at a
conference where he and his partner Anne was teaching managers from Fosters
Breweries how to tell the story of their future with the means of painting. In
their brochure
Anne and Tex
tell that they consult in knowledge management.
'So how would you paint
knowledge management?', I challe