Autumn What's On - Auckland Museum

TAMAKI PAENGA HIRA
AUCKLAND WAR MEMORIAL MUSEUM
What’s On
Autumn 2013

Celebrating the Pacific
TILL 24 MAR, 10AM – 5PM, MAORI AND PACIFIC GALLERIES
Join us to celebrate our place in the Pacific. Take a Taonga trail and
discover our significant Pacific adornments collection. Witness the
vibrancy of Pacific dance, the skills of a master carver, and get loud
and proud with us at Auckland’s Pasifika and Polyfest Festivals.
Taonga Trail
DAILY, FREE
Pick up a trail map from the
information desks and take yourself
on a guided journey through the
Maori and Pacific galleries to view
unique adornment objects from
Aotearoa and the Pacific Islands.
The trail connects our Maori and
Pacific galleries to the World of
Wearable Art exhibition.
Guided Tour –
Adornments and
Material Culture
WED 6 & 20 MAR, 11AM – 12PM,
MAORI AND PACIFIC GALLERIES,
MEET AT GRAND FOYER, FREE,
BOOKINGS RECOMMENDED*
Come on this interactive tour
around the Maori and Pacific
galleries, with Pacific Art specialist
Kolokesa Mahina-Tuai, exploring the
materials, processes and cultural
significance of adornment objects.
Discover how material culture is
a valuable source of research and
inspiration for rediscovering cultural
knowledge. *Book at ticket desks,
bookings@aucklandmuseum.com
or +64 9 306 7048.
Cover image – Tivaevae taorei, patchwork quilt, Aitutaki, Cook Islands
Master Carver –
Carved Adornments
SAT 23 MAR, 11AM – 3PM, ATRIUM,
FREE
See Samoan master carver Tufuga
Tuailevaoola in action as he carves
some magnificent adornments
unique to the Pacific.
Live Performance –
Pacific Music and
Dance
SAT 23 MAR, 3 – 4.30PM, ATRIUM,
FREE
Celebrate the vibrancy of the Pacific
and experience the richness of
adornment and culture expressed
through dance. Featuring The
Diamonds of Paradise, Tongan
Brass Band, and Tatau dance group.
Celebrating Pasifika
SAT 9 & 16 MAR, 10.30AM – 12PM
& 1.30 – 3PM, WEIRD AND
WONDERFUL, $2
Explore and discover the Pacific
treasures we have here at Auckland
Museum in fun interactive sessions.
Join our Weird and Wonderful
staff as we celebrate Pacific culture
through stories, songs & crafts.
Pasifika Festival
SAT 9 & SUN 10 MAR, WESTERN
SPRINGS, FREE
Drop by and see us at Pasifika,
a festival that boasts to be the
biggest Pacific specific celebration
in the world. For more information
see aucklandnz.com/pasifika.
ASB Polyfest
WED 13 – SAT 16 MAR, MANUKAU
SPORTS BOWL, FREE
Come and see us at this iconic
annual event that celebrates the
pride and passion of Auckland's
Maori and Pacific secondary
schools. For more information see
asbpolyfest.co.nz.
OFF THE WALL – WearableArt TM
Up Close
OPEN DAILY TILL 24 MAR, SPECIAL EXHIBITION HALL, FREE
Don’t miss the World of WearableArt TM
Up Close – closing on
24 March. The exhibition features 30 of the most elaborate and
original garments, with the stories behind each brought to life
through an interactive showcase of creativity.
Lady of the Wood, David Walker, Alaska

Anzac Day
THU 25 APR, 6AM, COURT OF HONOUR
Anzac honours those soldiers who
fought at Gallipoli during World
War I. It also commemorates those
who have served in all conflicts
that the country has been involved
in. This Anzac we remember the
contribution to war by our Pacific
neighbours, and how their people,
culture and homes have been
shaped by conflict. We honour
all soldiers’ selfless sacrifice and
celebrate the freedom and privileges
they secured for us all. This Anzac
we remember war in the Pacific.
Illuminate
the Pacific –
Film Projections
MON 22 – WED 24 APR,
NORTH ENTRANCE, FREE
Starting after sunset and projected
onto the Northern façade of the
Museum, this year’s Illuminate
film will focus on the contributions
and sacrifices of Pacific peoples
and the conflicts that played out
in Pacific region.
Expert Session –
Pacific Conflicts
THU 25 APR, 9 – 10.30AM,
TE KAKANO, FREE
Hear from Pasifika guests as they
discuss the effect of conflicts
played out in the Pacific as well as
the contribution of Pacific soldiers
to overseas conflicts.
ANZAC Day Tours
THU 25 APR, 7.30AM, 8.30AM,
9.30AM, 12.30PM, 1.30PM, 2.30PM,
3.30PM, ARMOURY LEVEL 2, FREE
Join us for a special 45mins guided
tour around the war memorial
galleries.
Poppy Making
THU 25 APR, 12 – 4PM, WEIRD AND
WONDERFUL, FREE
Bring the kids along to Weird and
Wonderful where they can make
their very own poppy.
Library Talks
THU 25 APR, 12.30 – 3PM,
MUSEUM LIBRARY, FREE
Hear unique perspectives from
experts as they talk about the
Pacific contribution to conflicts.
MEGAN HUTCHING –
discusses her book ‘Remembering
The Pacific War’.
MEGAN POINTER –
talks about Niue Island’s involvement
in the Great War 1914-18
CLIVE STONE –
speaks “soldier art” produced by
New Zealand servicemen in the
Pacific in World War II.
Poetry
Competition –
Lest we Forget
ENTRIES NOW OPEN
Entries to our annual Anzac poetry
competition are now open. This
year you have the opportunity to
send in your poems or prose around
war in the Pacific. General entries
on the subject of war are also
welcome. Give a voice to conflict
in the Pacific, and to those Pacific
people who have left their homes
to serve in wars on foreign soil. The
competition is open to all ages. For
more information or to enter online,
please see our website.
THU 25 APR, 1PM, FINALISTS,
HALL OF MEMORIES, FREE
Hear the finalists from this year’s
poetry competition read their
poems in the Hall of Memories.

The Summit – Hillary’s Enduring Legacy
OPEN DAILY FROM FRI 19 APR, SAINSBURY HORROCKS PICTORIAL GALLERY, LEVEL ONE, FREE
On 29 May 1953 Sir Edmund Hillary and Sherpa Tenzing Norgay
reached the top of Mount Everest. This year we’re celebrating the
60th anniversary of that historic climb with an intimate exhibition
looking at the ascent and the extraordinary legacy left in Nepal
by Sir Edmund Hillary. Featuring a selection of rarely seen images
and objects from the Museum’s collections, the exhibition will
highlight Sir Ed’s philanthropic work for the Himalayan people and
look at the enduring, cross-cultural partnership.
K A Dixit, Kathmandu, 21 June 1953 Nepal Drivers Association medal
Walking in
Hillary’s Footsteps
MON – FRI, 22 APR – 3 MAY,
10.30AM, 11.30AM & 1PM, $10,
MEMBERS $7.50, SUITABLE
FOR AGES 5+, MEET IN ATRIUM,
BOOKINGS RECOMMENDED*
Join our Museum mountain guide
and embark on a quest to conquer
the Museum Hillary-style. From
base camp to the summit, kids
will encounter challenges and
stories, and will push themselves
to complete their quest.
Children 8+ can take the challenge
without parents. *Book at ticket
desks, aucklandmuseum.com or
+64 9 306 7048. A booking fee of
$3 applies to each transaction.
The Hillary Trail
DAILY FROM FRI 19 APR, FREE
Pick up the Hillary Trail from our
information desks which will
guide you and your family on an
interactive tour leading up to the
exhibition The Summit: Hillary’s
Enduring Legacy on the top floor.
In this tour you’ll find challenges
and stories, based on Sir Ed’s
experiences in climbing Nepal’s
most sacred maunga, Sagarmāthā:
Mt Everest.
Expert Session –
An Extraordinary
Life
SAT 20 APR, 2PM, AUDITORIUM,
FREE, BOOKINGS REQUIRED*
Join Alexa Johnston, author of the
illustrated biography of Sir Edmund
Hillary, An Extraordinary Life, and
content advisor of this exhibition
with Janneen Love, Exhibition
Developer. Hear about Sir Edmund
Hillary’s leadership and legacy and
how this is encapsulated in the
exhibition. *Book at ticket desks,
bookings@aucklandmuseum.com
or +64 9 306 7048.

Family Programmes
Look, touch and explore
Bring the family along and enjoy the interactive experiences in the
Weird and Wonderful Gallery. While you’re here, stop by and visit
The Kai Room – a great space where families can enjoy their own
refreshments and take a breather from exploring the Museum.
Located beside the Weird and Wonderful Gallery, the room features
dining tables, lockers, a change table and toilet. With The Kai Room
open we recommend the easiest access for families is through the
Atrium entrance at the Southern end of the building.
Kids Safari
EVERY SAT & SUN, 10.30 – 11AM,
FREE
Bring along the toddlers and
enjoy an interactive storytelling
experience in Weird and Wonderful.
Activities include stories, drama,
music and craft.
Stories and
Legends of
Auckland Museum
EVERY SAT & SUN, 11.30AM – 12PM,
SUITABLE FOR 5+, FREE,
BOOKINGS RECOMMENDED*
Join us to hear about the stories
and legends that revolve around the
fascinating objects and artefacts
that live here at Auckland Museum.
*Book at ticket desks,
bookings@aucklandmuseum.com
or + 64 9 306 7048.
Explore and
investigate Weird
and Wonderful
SUN, 1.30 – 3PM, FREE
Drop in anytime and explore
and investigate the items and
artefacts that live in Weird and
Wonderful with one of our friendly
and knowledgeable staff.
Creative-inspired
crafts
SAT 2 MAR – 13 APR, 1 – 4.30PM, $2
Create and decorate your own
Weird and Wonderful themed craft.
2 & 3 MAR Explorama
9 & 16 MAR Pasifika
23 MAR Off the Wall –
Wearable Art UpClose
30 MAR Easter
6 & 13 APR Entomology
Easter Trail
FRI 29 MAR – MON 1 APR, FREE
Pick up an egg-citing trail from
our information desks and hunt
down our egg-related items in the
Museum this Easter. Completed
trails will go into the draw for a
HUGE Easter chocolate treat pack.
Sunday Art Club
*Book at ticket desks,
aucklandmuseum.com or
+64 9 306 7048. A booking fee
of $3 applies to each transaction.
Land of Giants
Art Sessions
SUNDAYS 10 MAR – 28 APR,
10.30AM – 12PM, $20, $140
(SEASON TICKET), BOOKINGS
REQUIRED*
Draw inspiration from 'The Land
of the Giants' picture book to
create your own world. Author and
illustrators Sandra Morris and Nina
Rycroft will guide you.
10 MAR Walk & talk Pacific gallery
17 MAR Artefacts, design and make
a woven masterpiece
24 MAR Costumes & ceremonies
31 MAR Festivals
7 APR Map your village
14 APR Family tree & portrait
21 APR Artefacts, design and make
a shield
28 APR Village life
Group prices available on request.
Art at the Museum
SUNDAYS 10 MAR – 28 APR,
1.30 – 2.30PM, $5, BOOKINGS
RECOMMENDED*
Bring amazing art works to life
in these interactive and creative
workshops. Author and illustrators
Sandra Morris and Nina Rycroft
will inspire you through drawing,
writing, listening and discovery.
10 & 17 MAR Keeping a nature
journal
24 & 31 MAR Paper puppets,
Grandville Animal theatre
7 & 14 APR The art of butterflies
and bugs
21 & 28 APR Hatching dinosaurs
Group prices available on request.

The Bulldog and the
Battlecruiser
HMSNEWZEALAND.COM, ONLINE FROM FRI 12 APR
In 1913 the battlecruiser HMS New Zealand took a 10-month round-theworld
cruise including two months visiting New Zealand ports. In 2013
Auckland War Museum and Torpedo Bay Navy Museum bring this historic
event alive online in “real-time.”
Join the online travel log on any day to find out where the ship was and
what the day was like. Meet Pelorus Jack the bulldog, ship’s mascot.
Supported by collection objects, images, newspaper accounts, anecdotes
and “breakout” stories we’ll daily build the story of the life and experiences
of the battlecruiser and those who sailed her, and place it all in the wider
context of the times.
Programme in partnership with the Torpedo Bay Navy Museum.
Image (above) Torpedo Bay Navy Museum Collection
Pelorus Jack (above right) courtesy Bill Henderson Private Collection
Pelorus Jack
Parade & Family
Picnic
SUN 28 APR, 11AM – 2PM (ENTRIES
TAKEN FROM 10.30AM), MUSEUM
GROUNDS & ATRIUM, FREE
Auckland Bulldog Club is joining
us for a bulldog parade and fun
day in the Domain as we search
for the modern day Pelorus Jack
the Bulldog.
Bring a rug and a picnic and
enjoy the Domain in early autumn.
Enter your very own British bulldog
for a chance to win prizes and help
the judges by shouting for your
favourites.
Come and see displays in the
Museum Atrium about the
affectionate bulldog breed and
enjoy photo opportunities with your
dog. This programme celebrates
the day HMS New Zealand first
arrived in Auckland 100 years ago
(29 April 1913).
Please register your
interest by emailing
rsvp@aucklandmuseum.com
Fazioli 2013
Series
SAT 13 APR, 8PM, OLEG MARSHEV.
SAT 3 AUG, NIKOLAI DEMIDENKO.
SAT 7 SEP, INGRID FLITER.
FRI 15 NOV, STEPHEN OSBORNE.
AUDITORIUM, SEASON TICKETS
$180, MEMBER SEASON TICKETS
$140, ADULTS $50, MEMBERS
$40, STUDENTS $30, BOOKINGS
RECOMMENDED*
‘Marshev a
phenomenon -
master of every
mood from stripcartoon
crispness
to thundering
monster, but above
all a controlling
sensibility of
intelligence
and feeling.’
BBC Music Magazine, 2003.
Back for a sixth season, the Fazioli
International Piano Recital Series
2013 opens with a performance
from Oleg Marshev, one of the
most talented Russian pianists of
his generation.
The Fazioli series continues
with UK-based pianist Nikolai
Demidenko, renowned for his
authoritative performances of
the Russian concerto repertoire
such as Prokofiev, Rachmaninov
and Tchaikovsky.
*Book at ticket desks,
aucklandmuseum.com or
+64 9 306 7048. A booking fee
of $3 applies to each transaction.
White Night
SAT 16 MAR, 6PM – 12AM, FREE
Explore the darkened galleries of the Museum after hours, and
step outside to see our beautiful neo-classical building and features
of the Domain lit in spectacular colours. As part of the Auckland
Arts Festival 2013, the museum is participating in White Night; a
night where galleries and museums across Auckland will open their
doors until midnight. Join in with family hands-on activities, or take
a tour. Don’t forget to bring a torch!
Basil the
Dinosaur’s Family
Tours
SAT 16 MAR, 6.30PM, 7.30PM &
8.30PM, GRAND FOYER
Join Basil our resident dinosaur,
as he carouses around the
darkened galleries of the Museum
showing you his most favourite
objects.
Insider Tours
with Siren Deluxe
SAT 16 MAR, 7PM, 8PM & 9PM,
GRAND FOYER
Explore the Museum after dark
& get the insider tour with
Collection Manager, Siren Deluxe.
Childrens Craft
SAT 16 MAR, 6 – 9PM, WEIRD
AND WONDERFUL & GRAND
FOYER
Drop in and join us for children’s
craft & hands-on activities in our
Weird and Wonderful Gallery.

LATE at the Museum –
Of Gods and Men
Love, war, family, new life – we used to lay
the big issues in the lap of the gods - but
now we attempt to wrest control amid the
turbulence of modern life. Join moderators
Wallace Chapman, Noelle McCarthy and
guests as they discuss the matters once
determined by Gods.
As always, great music will follow.
Season Tickets
$100, MEMBERS $50, BOOKINGS
RECOMMENDED*
Save $40 by purchasing your
season ticket to the 2013 series of
LATE and guarantee yourself seven
great nights of Gods and Men.
THU 6 JUN HERMES –
SCIENCE AND INNOVATION
THU 4 JUL DEMETER –
REGROWTH AND NEW LIFE
THU 1 AUG TANGAROA–
OUR PRECIOUS OCEANS
THU 5 SEP DIONYSUS – WINE,
CELEBRATIONS AND ECSTASY
THU 3 OCT ATHENA AND ARES –
WAR AND VIOLENCE
FRI 8 NOV APHRODITE –
LOVE AND BEAUTY
Zeus and Hera –
King and Queen
of the Gods
THU 2 MAY, 6PM, $20, MEMBERS
$10 (WITH PROMO CODE),
BOOKINGS RECOMMENDED*
In the first LATE of the season
we’ll look at family life and whether
we are building communities that
support safe, strong and healthy
families. Led by Noelle McCarthy,
the panel features Kate Hawkesby,
who daily experiences the juggle of
a mixed family and the role of stayat-home
mum after a high profile
career. Music for the night features
Opossum, a new collaboration
by iconic kiwi musicians Bic Runga
and Kody Nielson.
*Book at ticket desks,
aucklandmuseum.com
or +64 9 306 7048.
A booking fee of $3 applies
to each transaction.

Auckland
Museum
Members
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of Auckland Museum
and gain a special
connection with
Auckland’s cultural
treasure. There are
two ways to become
involved:
FRIENDS OF AUCKLAND MUSEUM
Join our community of supporters
and gain access to exclusive
member-only behind-the-scene
tours, field trips and other regular
monthly events including special
ticket prices and early bird invites.
THE MUSEUM CIRCLE
FOUNDATION
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is an independent charitable
trust supporting the Museum’s
programmes, acquisitions and
development. Get special ticket
prices and early bird invites.
For more information on becoming
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Member Events
THE EVOLUTION OF HUMAN
LANGUAGES
TUE 12 MAR, 6PM, EVENT CENTRE,
$15, ROYAL SOCIETY & MUSEUM
MEMBERS $10, STUDENTS $10.
BOOKINGS REQUIRED*
Come along and hear Mark Pagel as
he discusses his latest work on the
parallels between linguistic and
biological evolution. Pagel heads
the Evolution Laboratory at the
University of Reading where he
explores questions such as "Why
would humans evolve a system
of communication that prevents
them communicating with other
members of the same species?"
* Book at royalsociety.org.nz
COSTUME AND TEXTILE
SYMPOSIUM GATHERING –
CONNECTIONS/RECOLLECTIONS
FRI 22 MAR – SAT 23 MAR,
9AM – 5PM, AUCKLAND MUSEUM
AUDITORIUM (FRI), OLD
GOVERNMENT HOUSE (SAT),
REGISTRATION REQUIRED*
Hosted by Auckland Museum
Institute in conjunction with
the Centre for New Zealand Art
Research and Discovery, this event
delivers two days of entertaining
speakers united by their enthusiasm
for costume and textiles.
FRI 22 MAR
Auckland War Memorial Museum
SAT 23 MAR
Old Government House
* Register at
costumeandtextile.co.nz
THE MUSEUM CIRCLE HIGH TEA
SUN 14 APR, 2.30 – 4.30PM, $450
PER TABLE OF 10, BOOKINGS
REQUIRED*
Enjoy afternoon tea, with a string
quartet and unsurpassed views of
Auckland City. Our 2013 special
guest will be Trelise Cooper – one
of New Zealand’s most successful
fashion designers.
* Book by emailing dmconie@
aucklandmuseum.com or +64 27
281 1597
2013 RUTHERFORD LECTURE –
PROFESSOR MARGARET BRIMBLE
WED 22 MAY, 7PM, AUDITORIUM
FREE, BOOKINGS RECOMMENDED*
Join Margaret Brimble on her tour
of New Zealand as she talks about
her research and her journey in
science.
New Zealand’s top science and
technology honour, the 2012
Rutherford Medal, was awarded to
chemist Professor Margaret Brimble
CNZM, FRSNZ, FRSC, FNZIC, FRACI
for her world-leading contributions
to the synthesis of bioactive natural
products and novel peptides.
* Book at royalsociety.org.nz
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Aucklanders
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Museum! Experience and
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has to offer thanks to your new
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If not, simply bring along proof
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Enjoy your museum for FREE.
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exhibitions.

Guided
Tours
10.30AM, 12.30PM & 2PM DAILY,
CHARGES APPLY, BOOKINGS
RECOMMENDED*
Join one of our guided tours for
an hour of intriguing stories and
information that you won’t get from
just reading the labels. Our highly
trained guides will let you in on the
lesser known stories of this great
Museum and guide you through the
galleries to discover the fascinating
history and culture of Aotearoa and
its people. *Book at ticket desks,
aucklandmuseum.com or
+ 64 9 306 7048. A booking fee of
$3 applies to each transaction.
Maori
Cultural
Experience
PERFORMANCE & TOUR 11AM
& 1.30PM, PERFORMANCE
ONLY 12PM & 2.30PM**,
CHARGES APPLY, BOOKINGS
RECOMMENDED*
Experience the excitement of a
Maori cultural performance, then
immerse yourself in the stories of
our people, lands and seas with a
guided tour of Maori Court.
The performance is a vibrant and
entertaining glimpse of Maori
culture, culminating in a highenergy,
spine-tingling version of our
most celebrated dance, the world
famous haka. You will then be taken
on a guided tour of our magnificent
Maori gallery. Find out about the
special place Maori have here at
the Museum and gain a deeper
understanding of Maori culture and
the taonga (treasures) within the
Museum.
*Book at ticket desks,
aucklandmuseum.com or
+ 64 9 306 7048. A booking fee of
$3 applies to each transaction.
**The 2.30PM performance runs
until MAR 31.

Auckland Museum Shop
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and mementos to take home with you. Whether it’s books, toys, exquisite
Maori art, jewellery or something to remember your visit, our Museum
Shops will help you find just the right gift. Visit us onsite or online at
culturelabel.com and choose something special, inspired by the Museum’s
exhibitions and collections.
We can ship products to any destination, and are also pleased to assist with
conference, corporate & wedding gifts. Don’t forget we gift wrap too.
The Museum Shops are proudly owned by Auckland Museum and your
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General Info
Auckland Museum is open daily from 10AM – 5PM. Children under 15
are free. A $10 donation is appreciated from adults. With proof of address
or MyMuseum card no donation is asked of Aucklanders. Charges may
apply for special exhibitions
GETTING HERE
Located on Domain Drive in the
Auckland Domain, the Museum
is a 30-minute walk from town
and a 10-minute drive. The LINK
Bus stops on nearby Parnell Road
every 10 minutes on weekdays and
every 15 minutes on weekends.
The Explorer Bus stops outside
the Museum every hour. For
train passengers, the Museum is
a 10-minute walk from Grafton
Station (western line) and 15
minutes from Newmarket Station
(western/southern lines).
PARKING
Free parking is available in the
Domain. Secure paid undercover
parking is also available, first
hour free.
COLUMBUS CAFÉ
Columbus Café offers fresh fare,
coffee, tea and has a licence to
serve wine & beer.
LIBRARY
The Museum Library is open 10AM
– 5PM Monday – Saturday. Home to
rare and valuable reference material
which is available for the public to
view, the Library was formed in
1867 and has some outstanding
collections relating in particular to
Auckland, New Zealand and the
South Pacific.
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