Outrageous Wednesdays
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When:
| Wed 16 Mar ’11, 5:00pm–9:00pm |
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| Wed 23 Mar ’11, 5:00pm–9:00pm |
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| Wed 30 Mar ’11, 5:00pm–9:00pm |
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| Wed 6 Apr ’11, 5:00pm–9:00pm |
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| Wed 13 Apr ’11, 5:00pm–9:00pm |
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Where: Auckland War Memorial Museum, Domain Dr, Auckland Domain, Parnell Show map
Restrictions: All Ages Licensed
Ticket Information:
- Admission: Free
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Relax and unwind in Outrageous Style. Great news for busy Outrageous Fortune fans and Museum lovers. Every Wednesday for the duration of the exhibition we’re open late from 5pm. Swing by after work and enjoy a glass of wine, get a mini-Westie make-over from Cut Above Academy (with your exhibition ticket), check out the Outrageous exhibition and stay on for some food for the mind with talks from a range of engaging speakers.
16 March, 7pm
Brain Week speaker Professor Ian Kirk talks about what makes the human brain unique. Find out whether the Westie brain really is different than the rest! In the auditorium. Limited seating - reserve your seat by emailing awebley@aucklandmuseum.com. Free. More info here: http://bit.ly/gALbUf.
23 March, 6pm
Paul Blomfield facilitates a floor talk through the exhibition about Outrageous style with some of New Zealand’s top designers (exhibition entry fee applies to hear this talk).
23 March, 7pm
Science Meets Art: Investigating pigments in art and archaeology.
2011 Royal Society of New Zealand Distinguished Speaker Professor Robin Clark discusses the dating of art and artefacts. Event Centre. Limited seating - reserve your seat here: http://bit.ly/gALbUf. Free.
30 March
Conversation with Cast & Crew:
From words on a page to mayhem on set – the process of capturing the magic. Outrageous director Simon Bennett and actress Robyn Malcolm talk about shooting the show. Atrium. Free - no seat reservations required.
6 April
Conversation with Cast & Crew
Where’s Wolf? Outrageous director Murray Keane and editor Nic Smith share their memories of the best and strangest moments behind the scenes on Outrageous Fortune. In the atrium. Free - no seat reservations required.
13 April
University of Auckland’s Professor Cristel Russell talking about the bonds we forge with on-screen characters. In the atrium. Free - no seat reservations required.
Atrium and café open from 5pm (free entry), exhibition open from 5pm – 7pm (exhibition entry fees apply).
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