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Events in week starting Sunday 11 November 2012

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11 November 2012

  • Te Huka ā Tai, Level 4  | 11am–12 noon

    Bring out your inner puppeteer!

  • Soundings Theatre, Level 2  | 11am–12 noon | Free entry

    Hear David Kester, former head of Britain’s Design Council, talk about the power of design to transform communities and public services.


  • <address><span lang=EN-GB>Pieter Brueghel the Younger (1564–1638), Flanders, <em>A Village Fair (Village Festival in Honour of Saint Hubert and Saint Anthony)</em>, early 1600s, oil on panel. Purchased by the Mackelvie Trust, 1961. Mackelvie Trust Collection, Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki</span></address>
    Angels & Aristocrats, Level 5  | 3pm–3.45pm | Free entry

    Join artist Dick Frizzell for an Angels & Aristocrats floortalk in which he wonders about the evolution of composition in painting.

  • <p>Henri Gascard, <em>Louise de Kéroualle, Duchess of Portsmouth</em>, about 1671, oil on canvas. Gift of Mrs Maxwell Richmond, 1952. Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki  (1952/17/1)</p>
    Soundings Theatre, Level 2  | 4pm–5pm | Free entry

    Angels & Aristocrats curator Mary Kisler reveals the secret symbolism of the clothes and costumes in selected portraits.

14 November 2012

15 November 2012

  • <p><span>Unknown artist, <em>Dead Christ Supported by Two Angels</em>, 16th century, oil on canvas. On loan from the Cathedral of St Paul, Wellington. Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki</span></p>
    TelstraClear Centre, Level 3  | 10.30am12 noon

    Researcher Elizabeth Kay tells the story of the rediscovery and restoration of a masterpiece of the Italian Renaissance, on display in Angels & Aristocrats.

  • Soundings Theatre, Level 2  | 7pm–8pm | Free entry

    Duncan Campbell, of the Australian National University, discusses the politics of collecting objects in China, and how Chinese objects in New Zealand collections might improve cross-cultural understanding.

17 November 2012





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