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ROTORUA MUSEUM OF ART & HISTORY TE WHARE TAONGA O TE ARAWA
Programme Highlights 1999

EXHIBITION PROGRAMME HIGHTLIGHTS 2000

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June 1- November 12th 2000.
Hine! E Hine!
A major exhibition which celebrates the feminine in Maori spirituality. The exhibition will take viewers on a journey from Te Kore to the year 2000 and beyond, and include ancient taonga with contemporary artworks and music. Curated by Dr Aroha Yates Smith and supported by the Millennium Fund and Creative New Zealand.

June 9- September 29th 2000.
Postcards to Tomorrow
Two very special exhibitions have been commisioned to celebrate the unique landscape and cultural diversity of this rich area:

LANDMARKS OF TE ARAWA
Photographer Mark Adams and historian Don Stafford join forces to document a variety of landmarks with historical and spiritual significance. Treasured places of the old world will be interpreted along with more recent but fast disappearing city sites.

ROTORUA VISUAL 1963 - 2000 - ANS WESTRA
Photographs taken by "living treasure" Westra become an historical document comparing changes over time. Known for her unobtrusive and perceptive style, the artist has a particular affection for the area and it's people.

Nov. 10th - Feb 2001.
Glen Jowitt - Pacific Style
Twenty eight cibachrome prints tell a vivid story of the style that characterises the South Pacific nations of cook Islands, Fiji, Tonga Tahiti, Vanuatu, Nuie, the Solomon Islands, New Caladonea and Samoa.

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