MA12 Conference Programme

The 2012 Museums Aotearoa Conference (MA12) was held in Wellington, 18-20 April 2012.
The main venue was Te Papa, beginning at Te Marae, with functions and tours to other local organisations. A trade exhibition was open in Oceania, the main catering venue, throughout the conference.

On Tuesday 17 April, a range of associated activities were held, including the inaugural Museums Aotearoa Lecture in the evening. You can find out about these activities here.

While every effort is made to give accurate information, this programme outline is subject to change. Delegates will be sent updated information prior to the conference.

Note the inaugural TelstraClear Museums Aotearoa Lecture, held in Soundings Theatre, Te Papa, Tuesday 17 April.

Day One - Wednesday 18 April

Mahi Tahi

Naku te rourou, nau te rourou, ka ora ai te iwi

With your basket and my basket, the people will live

8.00am

Registration Opens - Te Papa level 1 foyer

9.30am

Powhiri & Conference Opening - Te Papa Marae

(Gather for Powhiri at 9.20am)

10.00am

Morning Tea

10.30am

Opening Keynote - Soundings Theatre

Mike Hollings, Chief Executive, Te Kura, The Correspondence School of New Zealand


11.30am

Panel Discussion

Whakakotahitanga - working together

Chair - Darcy Nicholas

Haami Piripi and Phil Cross: Creating Te Ahu, reflecting the cultures of 7 iwi

Wayne Ngata: Maori and Science converging for the Transit of Venus

12.30pm

Lunch

1.30pm

Panel Discussion

'Taonga to Taonga' with Willie Jackson

Wira Gardiner, Jenny Harper, Albert Wendt, Ripeka Evans

3.00pm

Afternoon Tea

3.30pm

Concurrent Sessions - Nga kete o te wananga

3 concurrent sessions:

Te kete aronui – experience

Chair - Rhonda Paku

Piri Sciascia, Michelle Hippolite

Te kete tuauri – matauranga

Chair - Kylie Ngaropo

Meareana Selby, Brett Graham

Te kete tuatea - wairuatanga

Chair - Arapata Hakiwai

Pou Temara, Hokimoana Te Rika-Hekerangi, Te Herekiekie Herewini

4.30pm

Day One Wrap

Conal McCarthy, Tryphena Cracknell, Reuben Friend

5.00pm

Sessions End

5.30pm

Welcome Function

Museum of Wellington City & Sea

kindly sponsored by Kenderdine Electrical Ltd

7.00pm

Dinner Options

Directors & Governors - hosted by Hon Chris Finlayson, Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage, Grand Hall, Parliament Buildings (by invitation only)

Kaitiaki - own arrangements

Casual dinner - own arrangements

9.00pm

Film compilation and icecream - NZ Film Archive

Free screening - please ensure you select this option when booking as numbers are limited

GETTING TOGETHER (NZBC/Pacific Films, 1971, 30 minutes)

From the great "Survey" TV series GETTING TOGETHER looks at the weird and wonderful community groups and clubs formed by New Zealanders, including the Wellington branch of the Flying Saucer club. The episode is introduced by a typically irascible Denis Glover.

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Day Two - Thursday 19 April

Cheque-book collaboration

We haven't got the money, so we've got to think! (Baron Rutherford of Nelson)

8.00am

Registration Opens - Oceania, Te Papa

9.00am Video 'Collaboration Confessions' - Soundings Theatre

9.15am

Keynote Address - Soundings Theatre

Jim Marchbank, Science North

10.15am-10.45am

Morning Tea

ICOM New Zealand meeting in Oceania during morning tea

10.45am-11.30pm

Parallel Workshops

Philanthropy

Looking at corporate and personal philanthropy and sponsorship, in particular how collaboration between organisations, government and big business works.

Chair - Sue Paterson

Annette Meates (Te Papa Sponsorship), Simon Bowden (The Arts Foundation), Dayle Mace (Auckland Art Gallery Foundastion), Ken Dickson (TelstraClear Ltd)

Cross-sector Projects

Chair - Steve La Hood

Ka Mate: Paora Ammunson (Te Puni Kokiri), Jennie Smeaton (Te Runanga o Toa Rangatira)

Wellington Museums Trust: Kim Young (Museums Wellington)

11.30am-12.00pm

Day Two Wrap - Soundings Theatre

Chair - Roy Clare, Director, Auckland War Memorial Museum

12.00pm-12.30pm

Museums Aotearoa Annual General Meeting
- Soundings Theatre

12.30pm-1.00pm

Lunch

1.00pm-5.00pm

Concurrent Sessions

North West Bus Tour - Porirua Hospital, Police Museum and Pataka

North East Bus Tour - Petone Settlers Museum, The Dowse and Expressions Art & Entertainment Centre

Walking Tour Creative Industries - visits to various local creative agencies

Museums Tour Wellington - a chance to visit some of central Wellington's smaller museums and galleries.

Touring Exhibitions Network New Zealand (TENNZ) Meeting

Curators of Tertiary Collections

6.00pm-11.00pm

New Zealand Museum Awards Dinner
City Gallery Wellington

Preceded by a reception hosted by Her Worship the Mayor of Wellington, Celia Wade-Brown at the Council Chambers.

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Day Three Friday 20 April

Risking Collaboration

Risk! Risk anything! (Katherine Mansfield)

8.30am

Registration Opens - Soundings Theatre

9.00am-9.15am

Performance - Soundings Theatre

9.15am-10.15am

Keynote Address - Soundings Theatre

Umberto Crenca, AS220, Providence, Rhode Island

10.15am-10.45am

Morning Tea

10.45am-11.30am

Concurrent Sessions

Student Research - Soundings Theatre

Chair - Susan Abasa

Shannon Wellington, Awhina Tamarapa

Community Cafe - Oceania

Various presenters ask and answer your questions

Trade exhibition will also be open

Directors of Small Museums Meeting

By invitation only, contact philiph@timdc.govt.nz

11.45am-12.45pm

Concurrent Sessions

Community Collaboration - Soundings Theatre

Chair - Rowan Carroll

Stephanie McKenzie (University of Auckland), Kimberley Moulton (Bunjilaka Aboriginal Cultural Centre, Melbourne)

'The Art Crowd' - TelstraClear Centre

Chair - Tina Barton

Jim Geddes (Gore District Council), Chris Saines (Auckland Art Gallery), Helen Kedgley (Pataka) and Greg Donson (Sarjeant Gallery)

12.45pm-1.45pm

Lunch

1.45pm-3.15pm

Christchurch: lessons in collaboration
- Soundings Theatre

A panel of people who have been directly involved in the Christchurch earthquakes answer questions

3.15pm-3.45pm

Afternoon Tea

3.45pm-4.30pm

Day Three Wrap - Soundings Theatre

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