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November 2007

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 December 2007 Exhibitions

 

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12:15 Lunch Lecture
Joris de Bres
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13 14 He Whakaaraara-An Awakening
 
opens 5:30pm
12:15 Lunch Lecture
Joe Williams
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    Elements of Landscape - Erika Holden
       26 October - 2 December 

 

"My paintings explore the landscape, its underlying structures, and my emotional connections with it  This is a journey of discovery.  The compositional threads are created by the building up and scraping back of the painted surface. As water cuts a path through land, so water has moved through the paint finding the way of least resistance.  The placement and the repeated abstract symbol of the pohutukawa tree provide the link between the elements of earth and water.  The Zen-like quality of these paintings is the expression of a connection with the landscape that is always been part of my life."

   

 Toihoukura - Whakawhiti - te - ra
       7 December 07 - 20 January 08
 

                       

Toihoukura annual contemporary Maori art exhibition opens.  Ruanuku award sponsored by Professor Jack Richards presented.


 He Whakaaraara - An Awakening 
       14 December 07 - 13 April 08
 

       

Taonga Exhibition opens for four months – a wide range of items from the museum’s 1,500 + piece taonga collection are on display.  Find out what staff learnt about the state of the collection in its first audit of the Maori taonga collection since the 1950s.


  Lunchtime lectures
7 December 12.15 p.m. - Joris de Bres (Race Relations Concilliator)  The Future of Race Relations: Finding Common Ground
14 December 12.15 p.m. – Chief Judge Joe Williams (Maori Land Court, Chairperson of Waitangi Tribunal)  Changing demographics in a future New Zealand





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