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Wed Dec 3rd: Preserved sharks and Diamond Skulls ART NOW @Tairawhiti Museum

 

 

OCTOBER/NOVEMBER LECTURES  

Part three:  

A Short History of Art in the Twentieth Century

20th_century_herald.pdf

Wednesday November 5th:  What’s so great about Pablo Picasso?

DOWNLOAD THE Picasso LECTURE NOTES HERE

Wednesday NOVEMBER 12th:  Out of this world, art goes abstract

Wednesday NOVEMBER 19th:  Flushing standards down the drain: DUCHAMP’S TOILET

Wednesday NOVEMBER 26th:  Elvis, Marilyn & Campbells soup  POP ART

DOWNLOAD THE Pop Art LECTURE NOTES HERE

 

 

Wed Dec 3rd:  Preserved sharks and Diamond Skulls  ART NOW

5.00pm Refreshments & networking

5.30pm  A Short History of Art in the Twentieth Century

6.30pm Events Conclude

 

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Downloadable toolkits

Written by Dr Damian Skinner 

art_and_craft.rtf

what_is_maori_art.rtf

cultural_appropriation.rtf

public_art.rtf

the_art_game.rtf


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Brought to you by Creative Tairawhiti, The Tairawhiti Museum and the Friends of the Museum.

This lecture series is funded with the support of Creative New Zealand and the Ministry of Social Development through Regional Strengths Maurangi Toi, the friends of Tairawhiti Museum and TEC – Clanz/ adult community learning.

Refreshments have been generously supplied by Ross Mirko of Longbush Wines 

 

 

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Archive of Lectures Presented

 

 

To download the herald article from Monday August 4th click on the following link…

skinner_lectures_herald.pdf

Inside the Art Collection with Damian Skinner.

Dr Damian Skinner presents the first in a series of informal lectures.  This series will focus firmly on works from the museum’s art collection and the varieties of ways artworks can be discussed and thought about.  A panel of guests will be invited to contribute to the dialogue about the works.  Each session will be one hour long and take place in the Discovery Centre, and will be punctuated by a networking session with drinks and nibbles provided.  Places are limited, with Friends members and members of Creative Tairawhiti having preference.  The cost to non members is $5 per lecture or a gold coin donation for students.

 

AUGUST LECTURES   Part one:  Art in Tairawhiti 

In the Discovery Centre at the Tairawhiti Museum

SATURDAY AUGUST 9TH:  The Nineteenth Century

SATURDAY AUGUST 16TH:  The Twentieth Century

SATURDAY AUGUST 23rd:  The Contemporary Period

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SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER LECTURES   Part two:  Art Issues

Damian presents five sessions exploring contemporary issues in the visual arts.  Each session will involve a powerpoint presentation, a mixture of ideas and specific art works that will help unpack the themes being discussed.  A panel of local and non local guests will be invited to offer their thoughts on the issues raised.

Download a copy of the art issues herald ad for more information…

art_issues.pdf

Wednesday SEPTEMBER 10th:  Art & Craft, what is the difference?

Wednesday SEPTEMBER 17th:  What is Pakeha Art, What is Maori Art?

Wednesday SEPTEMBER 24th:  Cultural Appropriation, who owns it?

Wednesday OCTOBER 1st:  Public Art, Art in public places.

Wednesday OCTOBER 8th:  The Art Game, how to be a contemporary artist.


 

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& FROM the Tairawhiti Museum collection

download the Gisborne Herald Article here

Sunday OCTOBER 19th:  Dressing up: Textiles in the Tairawhiti Museum

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