Archive Arts Thinking through time 23/03/2016 0 The exhibition Inspired: Ceramics and jewellery shaped by the past draws on contemporary and historic objects from Te Papa and considers how objects can be connected across time. READ MORE
Archive Arts Tony Mackle on the enterprising John Baillie 10/11/2015 0 While the name John Baillie was new to most, all went home with respect for his achievements. For Tony however, the story remains incomplete, as he continues to track the… READ MORE
Archive News Volunteers wanted for ‘dream’ job 10/11/2015 0 Would you like some volunteer work at Te Papa? Would you like to help the Friends of Te Papa promote membership? READ MORE
Archive Highlights November Christmas shopping week 28/10/2015 0 Enjoy a special twenty percent discount, anytime you shop during the first week of November READ MORE
Archive Arts Design Bauhaus lecture impresses 28/10/2015 0 The German Bauhaus, although short-lived (1919 to 1933), “ushered in modern design”...Vivienne Morrell reviews Anthea Streeter's lecture for The Friends of Te Papa READ MORE
Archive News Unpacking the Picasso 17/10/2015 0 At last our purchase has arrived. It was so exciting to see the crate opened, and to see, nestled in the carefully constructed packing, this beautiful jug. READ MORE
Archive News Kids – your chance to become a tour guide! 17/10/2015 0 Download the details ! Would you like to lead a fascinating and exciting journey through grumpy ogres and friendly dragons? Te Papa is looking for guides aged between 9 and… READ MORE
Archive News Behind the scenes at the museum 24/08/2015 0 Everyone is still buzzing about the huge success the recent Capital 150 Open House celebrations were for Te Papa. READ MORE
Archive Arts Justine Olsen on Helen Hitchings 24/08/2015 0 Devoted to modernism, the Gallery of Helen Hitchings was truly a mix of art and design. READ MORE
Archive History Symbols of rank and status 24/07/2015 0 In his July lecture David Rosier illustrated how highly decorative and expertly created costumes and embroideries were used to denote rank and status at the Chinese Imperial Court. READ MORE