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26 February 2010

E-Participation and Open Source

Here is an interesting combination of Humanities research, Creative Commons, and the possibilites of the Internet. This year's open Appositions project uses global connections to explore Digital Archives & the Field of Pr... More »

26 February 2010

Wellingtonian? Go to A Day in Pompeii for free!

On Thursday 4 March Wellington residents and ratepayers can enjoy a free pass to the A Day in Pompeii exhibition at Te Papa.

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11 March 2010

Sonic psychogeography: A poetics of place in popular music in Aotearoa/New Zealand - Lecture

This paper explores the relationship between music, place, locality and identity in Aotearoa/New Zealand. More than a national identity, there is evidence of a range of regional musics, combining strong global influences with... More »

11 March 2010

Pompeii and the Roman Economy - Lecture

Dr Matthew Trundle explores the Roman economy through examination of Pompeii. The town preserves market gardens, shops, bars, baths and brothels. It gives insight into food supply and consumer habits. This lecture examines th... More »

17 March 2010

A Spirit of Independence with Geoff Murphy & Gaylene Preston - Seminar

Launching the 2010 Wellington Discussion Series, Script to Screen is proud to present a conversation with two of our most significant film-makers More »

 
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