Articles

Developing a community exhibition at Te Papa on New Zealand’s Scottish migrants, Kirstie Ross, calls for more lateral thinking in the display of social history.
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Larry Robbins gives an account of a strategic alliance working to secure realistic funds for a range of Auckland amenities including the New Zealand National Maritime Museum
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Lynette Townsend describes a multi-textured approach to exhibiting Scots heritage.
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Paul Thompson describes how changing tides turned the Museum of Wellington City and Sea from an exclusively maritime museum into a museum for all Wellingtonians and their visitors.
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Collecting and publicising good data on New Zealand’s museum sector makes us all winners, argues Jane Leggett
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Matthew O’Reilly encourages us to think “outside the square”, or perhaps more correctly about the square itself, reminding us that the frames of artworks have their own rewarding history and stylistic significance.
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