The Press: Images of the New Millennium |
Until 21 February
Visitor Lounge
A vibrant exhibition of award winning photos from The Press. Images from the first 10 years of this millennium are shown alongside a collection of photos selected by The Press photographers from their own portfolios.
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Cloaks: Roka Ngarimu-Cameron |
Until 14 March
Special Exhibition Hall
Colour, texture and pattern combine in this stunning showcase of contemporary Māori cloaks by Roka Ngarimu-Cameron.
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Pleasure and Play in Edo Japan |
5 December – 7 March
Level 3
Explore the lifestyle, pleasures and pastimes of townspeople, courtesans and actors in 17th to 19th century Japan. These exquisite ukiyo-e (paintings and prints of “the floating world”) from Canterbury Museum’s collection include rare and exceptional works exhibited for the first time.
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Anthony Wilding: Wimbledon Champion 1910 - 1914 |
12 December – 2 May
Outside the Documentary Research Centre
This small display commemorates Anthony Wilding’s first victory at Wimbledon in 1910. Wilding, who was born and raised in Canterbury, was Wimbledon champion from 1910 – 1914.
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Hurunui Quilts |
9 January – 25 April
Foyer
A colourful display of quilts made by local residents for each of the eight Hurunui libraries. Each quilt has been designed to represent a distinct part of the Hurunui District.
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Mō Tātou: Te Hokinga Mai |
20 February – 20 June
Robert McDougall Gallery at Canterbury Museum
Ngāi Tahu Whānui, people of Te Waipounamu (the South Island), and Canterbury Museum are proud to present Mō Tātou: Te Hokinga Mai. The return home of this Te Papa curated show is celebrated with the complementary exhibition Mō Kā Uri, which showcases Canterbury Museum’s rich collection of Ngāi Tahu taonga alongside contemporary artwork by leading Ngāi Tahu artists.
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