Showing posts with label Southland Museum and Art Gallery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Southland Museum and Art Gallery. Show all posts
Friday, December 10, 2010
Final day in the big pyramid
It's my last day at the Southland Museum & Art Gallery, (more evocatively sub-titled Niho o te Taniwha) and I've enjoyed my stint here as relief Education Officer. There are a lot of quirky and interesting things to see here and some that have to be heard, for example, there was an announcement over the public address system just now that said,
"Would all of those people on the heritage expedition to Antarctica please board your bus now."
At first I thought it was some gimmick for an exhibition experience here at the museum but no, those brave souls preparing to sail down the the frozen wastes were here looking at the Roaring Forties exhibition, perhaps getting a feel for where they're heading, before taking a bus to the harbour.
Hope they weren't put off.
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Found a friend
Here at the museum - 'That Guy'!
Wayne Hill's driftwood artwork is part of the fabric of my life it seems. I've one of his pieces in my garden, I see a couple in the estuary as I leave home in the morning for the big city and I find several more here in the museum on display!
Wayne Hill's driftwood artwork is part of the fabric of my life it seems. I've one of his pieces in my garden, I see a couple in the estuary as I leave home in the morning for the big city and I find several more here in the museum on display!
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