This task was inspired by a nightmarish day when I snagged three fingernails on my desk. Two peeled off to the quick. They were very ragged and smarted everytime I caught them on something. Luckily a colleague had a nail file but I decided that I should have my own. I found a tiny square tin to put everything in. My collection includes: nail file; sticking plasters; hair tie; tweezers; tampons; cough lollies; needle; thread.
Now, if only I could remember to bring it to work...
Monday, 26 March 2012
2.88 Sleep on a marae
I stayed at Kuratini Marae on the Wellington Massey campus as part of the first marae stay for Te Ataarangi (my te reo classes.) I was a bit nervous about the weekend but there were a few other te reo beginners there so it actually turned out pretty well. I like urban marae. They are an oasis in the middle of the bustle of the city.
Friday, 2 March 2012
2.39 Go to a show in another city
Easy peasy choice this one. Silo Theatre were putting on Top Girls by Caryl Churchill. Great cast, great script. I enjoyed it.
Direction
Shane Bosher
Design
Simon Coleman
Elizabeth Whiting
Jane Hakaraia
Performance
Bronwyn Bradley
Nancy Brunning
Danielle Cormack
Rachel Forman
Abigail Greenwood
Sophie Hambleton
Rima Te Wiata
On at Q Theatre to 17 March.
Direction
Shane Bosher
Design
Simon Coleman
Elizabeth Whiting
Jane Hakaraia
Performance
Bronwyn Bradley
Nancy Brunning
Danielle Cormack
Rachel Forman
Abigail Greenwood
Sophie Hambleton
Rima Te Wiata
On at Q Theatre to 17 March.
2.31 Vist the Auckland Art Gallery
Auckland Art Gallery has recently been refurbished. I spent a bit of time in the New Gallery on Lorne street (in Reuben mostly) so it was great to have some time to leisurely walk through the new/old gallery. I love the way parts of the old building have been incorporated into the new building. (I took notes of the pieces I liked and photos of the old columns.) I also like the way that Albert Park has been let into the building via strategically placed windows. There is a covered outdoor space with seats on one side that look over the water feature through a window to the giant flower sculpture in the foyer. Clever use of multiple levels and focus.
Some of my favs from this walkabout:
Octobre by James Tissot
Painted Video by Daniel von Sturmer
Kinetic Object: 2 stripes by Gerhard von Graevenitz
The Gisborne Triptych by Mark Boyle and Joan Hills
Flat Out by Bill Culbert
The New Zealand Chiefs in Wesley's House by James Smetham
Some I liked for the story and some I liked for the piece.
I like this one for the description: "Paint more babies!"
Sleeping Child by Frances Hodgkins
Some of my favs from this walkabout:
Octobre by James Tissot
Painted Video by Daniel von Sturmer
Kinetic Object: 2 stripes by Gerhard von Graevenitz
The Gisborne Triptych by Mark Boyle and Joan Hills
Flat Out by Bill Culbert
The New Zealand Chiefs in Wesley's House by James Smetham
Some I liked for the story and some I liked for the piece.
I like this one for the description: "Paint more babies!"
Sleeping Child by Frances Hodgkins
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