Join artist Judy Darragh (Queen of Kitsch) in a Q&A session with Laree Payne, Director of Weasel Gallery, to hear about Judy’s creative practice and career to date. Judy will then present about feminism and gender with reference to her own work.
The official launch for 2019. Matariki is the star constellation that signals the Māori New Year. Horahia Matariki is the name of Wintec’s season of events and celebrations.
The stars are out and all over Wintec City campus! Find all 7 stars of Matariki around campus and be in to win!
Upgrade your Matariki knowledge and try your luck at Matariki Say Whaaa?
Toi ki Waikato #3 is for Māori & Pasifika contemporary artists in the Waikato to get together and make art!
This day isn’t just about sport. This is about excellence, wellness, health and helping people reach their potential. You’ll learn about different areas including Sport Science, Personal Training, Outdoor Adventure, and Massage.
Hosted by Friends of Hamilton Gardens, you can be part of the Matariki ki Waikato celebrations with Te Karanga o Te Tau Hou . This Matariki Dawn Ceremony is open to all and will be followed by a light Breakfast (limited seats) and LIVE entertainment.
Also features Matariki performance by Dr Mesmers Private Army featuring Horomona Horo. Projection mapping onto the Pascoes building on the north corner of Victoria St and Garden Place.
We are pleased to host Traverse, an exhibition of contemporary works by Inuktituk artist and academic, Mark Igloliorte (Canada) at Wintec’s Ramp Gallery (111 Collingwood Street, Hamilton).
This information session will cover the following subjects: Veterinary nursing, rural animal technology, sports science, massage, outdoor adventure, trades, engineering, architectural technology, hospitality, and cookery.