Help us! Tauhere Issue 4 has the theme of Reaponsibility | Takohanga. Tell us what you think a GLAM institutions biggest responsibilities are below, and we might include them in the latest issue! 😊🌟
I've just moved to Dublin! If any museum/heritage professionals would be free for a coffee and a chat, I'd love to find out more about the industry here 🙂
Thank you to our all our amazing donors & supporters, we’re truly grateful! Here is our final post of our other Co-Founder; Amiria Puia-Taylor who leads the ‘Rangatiratanga’ of @The312Hub for her story head to our FB. To donate:
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Call for Proposals; 3 x $500 grants available for new work on Wellngton public art space Masons Screen. Open to NZ-based artists nationwide or NZ'ers based abroad. More info here - https://t.co/CUWjXp6aHy #wellylaneways
"It makes me think about the tired arguments around what is or isn’t Māori art, or what is or isn’t Māori knowledge, and how little weight such arguments hold when artists are creating work as rich and layered as [Shannon] Te Ao’s." @thedowse @TuskCulture https://t.co/ujHUcfwP9Z
The excellent Elle Loui of @ObjectspaceNZ is fundraising to get to Berlin to take part in an incredible development opportunity - help her out if you can https://t.co/ngCzAGwcBS
Te Tuhi's Iris Fisher Scholarship is now open for applications. This national award gives $5000 to one postgraduate fine arts/visual arts in their final year of study. Applications close 10am, Mon 16 July 2018 https://t.co/TdFN9aqXgV
Great to hear some of the panel thinking about the strategic needs and gaps in this mahi - national policy and associated funding & support, museum strategy and operational guidelines. An opportunity for MA, MCH, and for Te Papa as national museum to show leadership here. https://t.co/Je8kIs4PUO
Annnnd we are off again! I’m sure many are in need of coffee this morning, but it’s not hard to concentrate with awesome kōrero like this 🙌🏽 https://t.co/p4WZs1FH5T
@cloche_hat Tamara! I know - you’re a legend! It’s Lucy Jackson (remember me from Te Papa maybe?) I’m around today wearing a green turtleneck and looking a bit like a zombie...
I’ve heard Takerei Norton speak before and not only is he insanely engaging, the cultural mapping project is incredible. Look it up! #ma18nz https://t.co/c2JBURXm1b
'Ngāi Tahu: Pathways of Knowledge' a panel discussing the embedding of cultural narratives in the city rebuild - w/ Takerei Norton, Sacha McMeeking & Joseph Hullen
#ma18nz