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Teslers’ Time Out Wellington events 12 – 14 Oct - One Thing Multiplied Theatre Film Collaboration presents a multimedia theatre performance exploring the connection of the human and the machine. How closely linked to technology are we really? Fusing audio and video technology with live performance, this a stunning attack on the senses! Wed 12 Oct – Fri 14 Oct. 225 Aro Street (Old Church). 8pm. Lasts approx 45 mins. Free! A Game of Two Halves: The Art of the Cliché Have you heard enough about Rugby yet? This exhibition seeks to present NZ icons and clichés, especially to do with our Rugby preoccupation, in an all new way. With works in clay, paint, wax and even toast, this is sure to refresh your Rugby tired mind in time for the Semi-finals! Until Sun 16 October, 10am - 5pm. New Zealand Academy of Fine Arts, 1 Queens Wharf. $2 admission. Sun 16 Oct - Diwali Festival of Lights India’s best-loved festival is an ancient Hindu festival that symbolises the triumph of light over darkness and the renewal of life. With live performances, sand sculpting, puppeteers and delicious food on offer, there is something for everyone! No matter where you are, keep an eye out for the fireworks at 9.45pm. Sun 16 Oct, 1 – 10pm. TSB Arena. Free! Volunteer Opportunity If you’re interested in meeting people from all over the world and being part of the biggest event New Zealand has ever hosted, you should find out more about being a Rugby World Cup 2011 volunteer. Tournament organisers are looking for enthusiastic people to volunteer in a variety of roles, all aimed at making RWC 2011 an outstanding success. Visit the official Rugby World Cup 2011 Voulunteer site: http://www.rugbyworldcup.com/destinationnewzealand/volunteers.html BEd(TESOL) info Parliament Tours The parliament tours are all happening next week. A staff member is going to meet those who signed up at 1.45pm in front of the Parliament building. Please double check what day you have signed up for and be on time! Mon 17, Tue 18 and Wed 19 Oct, 2-3pm. Parliament workshop Thursday next week at 11am-12pm, 77 Fairlie Terrace LT306. Highly recommended for all seniors. End of year informal party Our end of year party is coming soon 21 Oct at 5pm. We are in the process of organising a singing competition! So, bring your voices along and be prepared to have heaps of fun! Fri 21 Oct, 5.00pm. More info to follow! On Campus Tue 18 Oct - The Road to Kartsigar This is a rare opportunity to hear from one of New Zealand’s most celebrated composers, Professor John Psathas. He will give an insight into his creative process by tracing the genesis of one of his defining works, Kartsigar. The New Zealand String Quartet will then perform the work. Tue 18 Oct, 6pm, Hunter Council Chamber. RSVP by Friday 14 October 2011 by phoning (04) 463 1000 or email: [email protected] NZ Art from Private Collections This is an exhibition of privately owned artwork – on display to the public for a limited time only. The paintings, sculptures, and works on paper are not only artistic works, but are also tributes to the close relationships built between artist and patron. Until 18 December, 11am – 5pm. Adams Art Gallery, Kelburn. Free! Contact the Social-Cultural Coordinator: [email protected] Phone: 463 5233 ext. 8703 Mobile: 027 563 5627 I hope that you are not too stressed with all the exams and assignments. Next week is going to be a busy week for you but we are all looking forward seing you all at the end of year party to have a proper catch up and relax!
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Wellington events12 – 14 Oct - One Thing Multiplied
Theatre Film Collaboration presents a multimedia theatre performance exploring the connection of the human and the machine. How closely linked to technology are we really? Fusing audio and video technology with live performance, this a stunning attack on the senses!
Wed 12 Oct – Fri 14 Oct. 225 Aro Street (Old Church). 8pm. Lasts approx 45 mins. Free!
A Game of Two Halves: The Art of the Cliché
Have you heard enough about Rugby yet? This exhibition seeks to present NZ icons and clichés, especially to do with our Rugby preoccupation, in an all new way. With works in clay, paint, wax and even toast, this is sure to refresh your Rugby tired mind in time for the Semi-finals!
Until Sun 16 October, 10am - 5pm. New Zealand Academy of Fine Arts, 1 Queens Wharf. $2 admission.
Sun 16 Oct - Diwali Festival of Lights
India’s best-loved festival is an ancient Hindu festival that symbolises the triumph of light over darkness and the renewal of life. With live performances, sand sculpting, puppeteers and delicious food on offer, there is something for everyone! No matter where you are, keep an eye out for the fireworks at 9.45pm.
Sun 16 Oct, 1 – 10pm. TSB Arena. Free!
Volunteer Opportunity If you’re interested in meeting people from all over the world and being part of the biggest event New Zealand has ever hosted, you should find out more about being a Rugby World Cup 2011 volunteer. Tournament organisers are looking for enthusiastic people to volunteer in a variety of roles, all aimed at making RWC 2011 an outstanding success.
Visit the official Rugby World Cup 2011 Voulunteer site:
http://www.rugbyworldcup.com/destinationnewzealand/volunteers.html
BEd(TESOL) info
Parliament Tours
The parliament tours are all happening next week. A staff member is going to meet those who signed up at 1.45pm in front of the Parliament building. Please double check what day you have signed up for and be on time!
Mon 17, Tue 18 and Wed 19 Oct, 2-3pm.
Parliament workshop
Thursday next week at 11am-12pm, 77 Fairlie Terrace LT306. Highly recommended for all seniors.
End of year informal party
Our end of year party is coming soon 21 Oct at 5pm. We are in the process of organising a singing competition! So, bring your voices along and be prepared to have heaps of fun!
Fri 21 Oct, 5.00pm. More info to follow!
On CampusTue 18 Oct - The Road to Kartsigar
This is a rare opportunity to hear from one of New Zealand’s most celebrated composers, Professor John Psathas. He will give an insight into his creative process by tracing the genesis of one of his defining works, Kartsigar. The New Zealand String Quartet will then perform the work.
Tue 18 Oct, 6pm, Hunter Council Chamber. RSVP by Friday 14 October 2011 by phoning (04) 463 1000 or email: [email protected]
NZ Art from Private Collections
This is an exhibition of privately owned artwork – on display to the public for a limited time only. The paintings, sculptures, and works on paper are not only artistic works, but are also tributes to the close relationships built between artist and patron.
Until 18 December, 11am – 5pm. Adams Art Gallery, Kelburn. Free!
Contact the Social-Cultural Coordinator: [email protected]
Phone: 463 5233 ext. 8703 Mobile: 027 563 5627
I hope that you are not too stressed with all the exams and assignments. Next week is going to be a busy week for you but we are all looking forward seing you all at the end of year party to have a proper catch up and relax!
