L'en Jeu Du Jeu - Playing the Game

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Where: Capital E, Civic Square, 101 Wakefield St,Te Aro, Wellington Show map

Restrictions: All Ages

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Admission: Free

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Capital E

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Photographs and interactive game inspired by historical photographs and toys from the Musee de la Ville de Noumea. What do we know about colonial children growing up in French settlements throughout the Pacific? What did they look like? What types of games did they play? How do they compare to children growing up in New Zealand?

Three artists, Helen Mitchell, Tam Webster and Emma Febvre-Richards explore these questions through photography and an interactive DVD game. Inspired by historical photographs and toys from The Musee de la Ville de Noumea, the artists have produced contemporary work in New Zealand showing how child’s play crosses cultural as well as oceanic boundaries.