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Dear colleagues

Please excuse multiple receipt of this message, and please pass it on to anyone
you think might be interested.

It is with great pleasure that we announce the digitization of New Zealand
Potter.

All 93 issues can be found here:

https://christchurchartgallery.org.nz/about/library/new-zealand-potter

Many thanks go to former editor Howard Williams for his enthusiastic support,
to Pamella Annsouth for lending us the bulk of the magazines, to Christchurch
City Libraries for filling some of the gaps and especially to Rick Rudd who
lent us the first two, extremely rare, issues.

Also to Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhetū staff Janine Bruce, Airi
Hashimoto and Anita Parris who stood at the photocopier.

There is gold in these periodicals: New Zealand’s ceramic art royalty writing,
thinking, drawing, designing and explaining.

Any errors are mine and all comments are welcome.

TIM JONES
LIBRARIAN – KAITIAKI PUKAPUKA
Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhetū
Corner Worcester Boulevard and Montreal Street
PO Box 2626
CHRISTCHURCH 8140
New Zealand
www.christchurchartgallery.org.nz<http://www.christchurchartgallery.org.nz/>
DDI: +64 3 941 7394 EMAIL:<email obscured>

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From 4 September 2018 the Methodist Church of New Zealand Archives in
Christchurch will be open for researchers after 7 years of restricted
availability after the Christchurch earthquakes.

Our new purpose-built, environmentally controlled building Kei Muri Māpara, is
located at the back of the Methodist Church Administration Division office at
50 Langdons Road. While our street address is 54 Langdons Road, we are
accessed through the carpark off an un-named lane on Langdons Road.

Methodist Church of New Zealand Archives
National Archive of the Methodist Church of New Zealand

Contact: Archivist, Methodist Church of New Zealand Archives
54 Langdons Road, Christchurch 8053, New Zealand
PO Box 931, Christchurch 8140, New Zealand
Telephone: (03) 366 6049
Email: <email obscured><mailto:archives@methodist.org.nz>
Web: http://www.methodist.org.nz/archives

Hours: Tuesday and Thursday 1 pm-4 pm or by appointment. Closed
weekends, public holidays, Christmas—New Year from 13 December 2018-reopening 8
January 2019 and Easter Tuesday. Note that if the Archivist away, because this
is a sole-charge repository, there is no one else to open it for researchers.

Charges: No charge for access during office working hours, but charges
for purchasing copies or for the Archives staff undertaking research on your
behalf.
For more details of charges, please see fact sheet
Research fees and charges

Parking: Visitor parking beside Archives building

Inclusive dates of collection:
1817—present day

Finding aids: Inventories of the Archives Collection are available on the
Methodist Church website:
http://www.methodist.org.nz/archives/archives_collection

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No direct access from Langdons Road – use driveway between 52 and 58 then turn
right into carpark entrance behind those buildings

Jo Smith
Archivist
Methodist Church of New Zealand
50 Langdons Road, Christchurch 8053
PO Box 931, Christchurch 8140
Phone 03 366 6049 ext 831 or 845
Email: <email obscured><mailto:archives@methodist.org.nz>
Web: www.methodist.org.nz/archives<http://www.methodist.org.nz/archives>

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Hi folks just to let you know about a workshop taking place at the Air Force
Museum on August 2nd and 3rd “Do your Own Disaster Plan refer insert for
details.

Contact Lynn Campbell on <email obscured>
<mailto:<email obscured>>

If interested in attanding

From: Cantage <cantage@groups.open.org.nz> On Behalf Of Eva Sullivan
Sent: Monday, July 9, 2018 5:38 PM
To: cantage@groups.open.org.nz
Subject: [cantage] ARANZ

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Hi everyone!

It has been a little while since I last posted to this group! So excited about
the new buildings going up in Christchurch at the moment, i.e. Central Library,
new Archives New Zealand building, the Sumner Museum and Community Centre, to
name a few. I know these processes have been incredibly stressful for those
involved and a long time coming. But these are all positive steps in the right
direction and I think of you all often.

Is there anyone within the Cantage Community attending the ARANZ Conference
this year? If you are, I would love to see you and catch up.

Nga mihi
Eva

Eva Sullivan | Archivist/Archives Advisor | Disposal and Acquisition
Archives New Zealand Te Rua Mahara o te Kawanatanga
DDI: + 64 4 931 6990 | Extn: 9306 | Mobile: +64 27 336 4001
10 Mulgrave Street, Thorndon | PO Box 12-050, Wellington 6011 |
www.archives.govt.nz<http://www.archives.govt.nz/>

The Canterbury History Foundation presents a series of 4 lunchtime lectures to
mark the 150th anniversary of the Christchurch City Council in the Function
Room of the Civic Offices commencing at noon on Friday 15 June.

* Friday 15 June : John Cookson "Independent Christchurch:the Era of Local
Self-Government- 1868 -1940" .

*Friday 22 June : Geoff Rice " Healthy Christchurch: the Quiet Revolution in
Public Health, 1870-1910

* Friday 29 June : Lyndon Fraser " Destination Christchurch: 150 Years of
Migration"

*Friday 6 July : Te Maire Tau - "Ngai Tahu in the City"

Lectures start promptly at noon.

Hi Everyone

The Canterbury NDF Regional Forum is happening on Thursday 7 June at Te Hāpua:
Halswell Centre. You can register for this event simply by replying to this
email.

This is a great opportunity to meet colleagues in the GLAM, IT and Cultural
Heritage sectors, share your ideas, ask questions about the digital work of
museums, libraries, archives and galleries, and to find people trying to solve
the same problems as you.

What is it?

Most of the day will be in ‘unconference’ style, where we plan out sessions on
the day. Bring your questions, suggestions, ideas for discussion topics and an
open mind. We plan to start the afternoon with some very short presentations,
so if you would like a two minute slot to present something, please let us
know. This could be an update on a project, something interesting that you have
spotted, an idea that you’d like to share. This is just an opportunity to speak
briefly to everyone who is there on any subject of interest. If you have
something you’d like to share, please tell us so that we can schedule it.

Who is it for?

Anyone who works in the GLAM sector (Galleries, Libraries, Archives and
Museums), anyone who produces digital media projects for this sector (web
developers, app makers etc) or anyone with an interest in these areas.

When is it?

Thursday 7 June 2018 starting at 9.30

We’ll have a break for morning tea and a break for lunch, but we can be
flexible about the end time: if we have all run out of steam then we may finish
at lunch time, but if we are all still energized and the conversation is really
buzzing, then we can keep going. We don’t want to cut things short, but we also
don’t want to spin things out if everything has been said. We definitely won’t
go on after 3pm.

Where is it?

Hao room, Te Hāpua: Halswell Centre
https://my.christchurchcitylibraries.com/locations/HALSWELL/

How much does is cost?

It’s FREE! But please register so we know how much tea and coffee to organize.
Morning tea is provided, but please arrange your own lunch. There is a café at
Te Hāpua and a supermarket nearby Where can I register? Just reply to this
email to say you are attending.

Not in Christchurch? Don’t worry there will be a series of similar events
throughout the country. See the NDF website for details.

Hope to see you there.

Airi Hashimoto
Visitor Host

Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhetu
E <email obscured>
PO Box 2626 Christchurch 8140 New Zealand
christchurchartgallery.org.nz

RSVP to <email obscured>

LIANZA is proud to be bringing Creative Commons and Open global expert Paul
Stacey as a keynote speaker at LIANZA Conference #open17.

In addition to his keynote, Paul will also be offering a three hour Creative
Commons Leadership workshop on Saturday 23rd September, from 1.30pm at CORE
Education’s office, 142 Kilmore Street, Christchurch.

Creative Commons has emerged as a key means for advancing movements in open
science, open education, open government, and open culture. These movements are
using Creative Commons licenses to broaden public access to knowledge, data,
culture, and research around the world, creating new and exciting opportunities
for education, innovation, and creativity.

Paul’s workshop will provide participants with a guided exploration of the
people and organizations leading these open movements around the world. An
emphasis will be placed on helping participants identify ways in which they can
engage in these movements including an orientation to programs available for
acquiring expertise and developing leadership in the Creative Commons and Open
areas.

This workshop is $25 for LIANZA members and affiliate organisations and $50 for
non members.

There are limited places so make sure you book your place now! Please contact
the LIANZA office <email obscured> to register.

Mā te wā
Paula Eskett
LIANZA #open17 Conference Convenor

Hi Fiona
These both sound brilliant! Having seen Eva Prowse live with ‘Fly My Pretties’
in 2008 at the Isaac Theatre Royal, I can tell you she is amazing.
And I can just imagine how majestic these will be in the Great Hall.
Keep up the great work

Eva Sullivan | Archivist/Archives Advisor | Disposal and Acquisition
DDI: + 64 4 931 6990 | Extn: 9306 | Mobile: +64 27 336 4001
10 Mulgrave Street, Thorndon | PO Box 12-050, Wellington 6011 |
www.archives.govt.nz<http://www.archives.govt.nz/>

From: Cantage [mailto:cantage@groups.open.org.nz] On Behalf Of Fiona Brooker
Sent: Wednesday, 13 September 2017 12:44 p.m.
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Subject: [cantage] History comes to life at the Christchurch Arts Festival this
week

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History comes to life in The Arts Centre’s Great Hall this week in two
Christchurch Arts Festival shows.

Victorian novel Erewhon is the inspiration behind Arthur Meek’s Erewhon
Revisited – one of two Festival commissions. Written and performed by Arthur,
with live music by Eva Prowse, Erewhon Revisited features the use of magic
lantern in a multi-media adventure featuring love, laughter, music and property
speculation. On until Saturday.

Long-dead scientist Ernest Rutherford claws his way off the hundred dollar note
to give his first lecture in more than 70 years! Written and performed by Nic
Sampson (Funny Girls, Jono and Ben) this show bursts with enthusiasm, charm and
19th century wit. Opens Thursday until Saturday.

For more details: www.artsfestival.co.nz

The Canterbury / West Coast Regional Digital Forum is happening on 24 October
2017 at the Te Hāpua: Halswell Centre. The Regional Digital Forum is a meet up
for those involved in any way with creating or using digital innovation within
GLAM and Tech sectors. It is a chance to connect with people doing innovative
projects within galleries, libraries, archives and museums and learn where our
sector is heading as we face the digital future. It’s a free event and you can
register here: https://goo.gl/Nm77ad

What is it?

Our regions have many cultural institutions and individuals involved in wide
range of digital activities, from digitising collections to using new
technologies for public programming and many other things. Each year many of
these assemble in Wellington for a national digital forum, but not everyone can
get to this event. We still need input and colleagues to bounce ideas and
problems off though, so a one day regional digital forum is great for you or
for that someone on your staff who could benefit.

The forum is run as an unconference where we plan out sessions on the day.
Bring your questions, suggestions, ideas for discussion topics and an open
mind. You don’t need to be an expert but we want everybody to take part and
contribute to the discussion.

Who is it for?

Anyone who works anywhere in the GLAM sector (Galleries, Libraries, Archives
and Museums), anyone who produces digital media projects for this sector (web
developers, app makers etc) or anyone with an interest in these areas.

When is it?

24 October 2017 10am – 2.30pm

Where is it?

Hao Room, Te Hāpua: Halswell Centre
https://my.christchurchcitylibraries.com/meeting-rooms-and-facilities-at-te-hapua-halswell-centre/

How much does is cost?

It’s FREE! But make sure you register for catering purposes.

Where can I register?

https://goo.gl/Nm77ad

Looking forward to seeing you there. This invite list is by no means exhaustive
so please forward to anyone else who may be interested.

Katherine Moody
NDF Regional Ambassador Canterbury

https://cantage.wordpress.com/2016/12/05/methodist-archives-moved-sort-of/

Season's greetings everyone
Jo

Jo Smith
Archivist
Methodist Church of New Zealand Archives
Administration Division, Methodist Church of New Zealand
Weteriana House, 50 Langdons Road, Christchurch
Phone: 03 3666 049
Postal: PO Box 931, Christchurch 8040, NZ
Email: <email obscured><mailto:archives@methodist.org.nz>
Web: www.methodist.org.nz/archives<http://www.methodist.org.nz/archives>
Until our Archives repository building is built in late 2017, documents,
photographs or plans can only be seen by making an appointment with the
Archivist.
Please use the Methodist Church website link above to pre-order what you want
to view and contact me to make a time to see them at Weteriana House, 50
Langdons Road, Christchurch.

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Dear all,

Professor Eric Meyer from the Oxford Internet Institute will be visiting the
University of Canterbury on 24 and 25th November, and will be giving a talk on
his book Knowledge Machines<https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/knowledge-machines>
(2015; with Ralph Schroeder) at 2pm on Thursday 24th in Karl Popper Room 612
(formerly known as the History building).

Eric will also deliver a workshop on "Metrics and Measurement: the Impacts of
Digital Resources and Collections". I expect this will be highly relevant to
many of you if you have collections online, or are interested in creating and
measuring them. Eric is giving this workshop at National Digital Forum and it
is booked out, so this is a great opportunity for those of you who (like me)
can't go to the conference to attend. Also, the UC version is free!

The workshop will take place from 9am-12pm on 25 November in Macmillan Brown PS
208, and morning tea will be provided. Please RSVP to
<email obscured> by Monday 21st November if you plan to
attend.

Best wishes,
Chris

Dr. Christopher Thomson
Lecturer, English & Digital Humanities
Co-Director, UC Arts Digital Lab

University of Canterbury
Te Whare Wananga o Waitaha
School of Humanities
Private Bag 4800
Christchurch, New Zealand
Ph. +64 3 3642896
http://www.ceismic.org.nz
http://dh.canterbury.ac.nz

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Attached is a flyer that you might like to pin up somewhere to let others know
that we are on the home stretch!
Jane

Jane Teal | Archivist|Anglican Diocese of Christchurch
The Archivist works each Wednesday and Friday. The archives will re-open on
Wednesday 15th February 2017. Please visit the website
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information. Acccess will be by appointment only.
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Sent: Wednesday, 19 October 2016 8:18 a.m.
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Hi Tanya.

Yes do post local news every now and again…

Great to hear what is happening in other Heritage organisations.

All organisations (big and small) are welcome to send updates and share what
they are doing with the wider Cantage Group.

If you need any help posting to Cantage contact Paul or Amanda at
<email obscured><mailto:librarydigitalcontent@ccc.govt.nz>

/paul

From: Cantage [mailto:cantage@groups.open.org.nz] On Behalf Of Tanya Robinson
Sent: Tuesday, 18 October 2016 8:50 a.m.
To: 'cantage@groups.open.org.nz'
Subject: [cantage] Updates

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Hi there,

Great to meet you last week at the NDF forum.

I have figured out how to use the Cantage site (with a couple of hiccups due to
an edit) and have had a good response already. Do you want us to feed local
news every so often for the Wordpress site? We have added a site with research
articles if that's of interest - many more to come,
https://ashburtonmuseum.wordpress.com/blog/

Look forward to keeping in touch and we've now joined NDF.

Regards,
Tanya

Tanya Robinson | Museum Director
DDI 03 3077 891 M 0278074012

<http://ashburtondc.govt.nz>

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Council]<http://www.ashburtondc.govt.nz><http://www.ashburtondc.govt.nz>

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Sent: Saturday, 15 October 2016 11:22 p.m.
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Each week the team at Ashburton Museum take on the crazy task of writing a
750-950 word researched article for our Heritage Page published weekly in the
Ashburton Guardian newspaper - literally thousands of stories over the past few
years.

We're now collating this online using Wordpress - hope you guys want to follow
us and enjoy! We'll be adding lots more posts over the weeks and months to
come, all in some way connected to Mid-Canterbury, history, heritage, cultural
landscapes, with most content drawn from our archive or collections. See,
https://ashburtonmuseum.wordpress.com/blog/

Great to meet so many of you at NDF this week - and thanks for the inspiration!

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