On the road in the South Island – November 2018
South Island Museum Development Adviser | Kaiwhanake Whare Taonga Judith Taylor shares recent developments and projects across the South Island.
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Museum insights from the Textile Society of America Symposium, Vancouver
Auckland Museum Project Curator, History, Jane Groufsky shares insights from the Textile Society of America Symposium 2018.
Science for curatorial safety: Detecting toxic heavy metal pesticides on museum collections
National Services Te Paerangi shares a recent investigation into chemical residue in collection objects by Te Papa’s Scientist-in-residence, GNS Science’s Dr Karyne Rogers.
On the Road in the South Island
South Island Museum Development Adviser | Kaiwhanake Whare Taonga Judith Taylor shares recent developments in Southland including an update on the Museums of Southland Project Ark digitisation pilot.
Lending a hand at National Services Te Paerangi
Four of those currently lending a hand at NSTP share their experiences for National Volunteer Week.
Outside perspectives at MA18
National Services Te Paerangi Content and Resource Adviser | Kaitohutohu Rauemi, Emma Philpott shares a few themes from the MA18 conference.
How to borrow collection items from Te Papa
Sabine Schulte, Te Papa Senior Adviser Loans & Acquisitions, provides a guide to borrowing from the Te Papa collection.
On The Road in the North Island – April 2018
National Services Te Paerangi North Island Museum Development Adviser, Sally August, reports on her last few months supporting museums and cultural organisation as well as highlighting development opportunities and resources of interest to the sector.
I Te Ara Taonga
National Services Te Paerangi Iwi Development Adviser│Kaiwhanake ā-Iwi, Paora Tibble, uses a recent trip to Raglan as an example of the why, where, when, how and who of what we do to support mana taonga.
On the Road in the South Island – February 2018
Judith Taylor, South Island Development Adviser | Kaiwhanake Whare Taonga for National Services Te Paerangi shares updates from her work with South Island museum and galleries.