The Tairāwhiti Museum warmly invites you to the presentation event from UNESCO Memory of the World in acknowledgement of the inclusion of the William F Crawford Collection into the register. The post UNESCO Memory of the World Presentation appeared first on Tairawhiti Museum .
There are no upcoming events at this time. Pinepine te kura, hau te kura Whanake te kura i raro i Awarua Ko te kura nui, ko te kura roa Ko te kura nā Tūhaepō He kura whakakitenga – Hohou Te Rongo e pōhiri nei He karanga maioha tēnei, ki ngā kura o te motu kia huihui mai... Read more » The post Hohou Te Rongo o Waerenga a Hika 1865 appeared first on Tairawhiti Museum .
Hand-Coloured: photography’s parallel universe, members of the public encouraged to bring in hand-coloured images from family collections for discussion with co-curators Peter Ireland, Dudley L Meadows and other members of the audience. The post Sunday Floor Talk appeared first on Tairawhiti Museum .
Hand-Coloured: photography’s parallel universe, co-curators Peter Ireland and Dudley L Meadows in conversation about the history, development and technical aspects of this much ignored but fascinating phenomenon. Audience participation most welcome. The post Sunday Floor talks appeared first on Tairawhiti Museum .
Awesome school holidays art workshop opportunity. Numbers limited, pre-booking and payment at the museum. All children must be accompanied by an adult for the duration of the workshop. The post School Holidays Art Workshops appeared first on Tairawhiti Museum .
By Peter Ireland and Dudley Meadows. This exhibition about the history and range of hand-coloured photography is a selected blend of the Museum’s collection and that of a private collection begun in Gisborne in 1993 and now numbering 220 examples. It traces the development of this rich and varied tradition from the 1850s until 2012,... Read more » The post Hand Coloured: Photography’s parallel…
Te Whare Taonga o Te Tairāwhiti is delighted to welcome Dr Rangi Mātāmua, who will share his profound insights on living by the stars and illuminate the significance of Matariki. We extend a warm invitation to seize this extraordinary opportunity to deepen your understanding of Matariki. Nau mai, haere mai e hika mā! The post Toitū Matariki appeared first on Tairawhiti Museum .