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our Call for Papers has been extended to the 14th of November, read more about our 2022 theme of "Traditions: Observance or Departures" here: costumeandtextile.nz/2022-sy…
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Textiles created by Inaash, Lebanese/Palestinian women's collective (in collaboration with artist Mona Hatoum to create the work entitled 'Twelve Windows') #womensart
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At last weekend's wonderful @DressAddress CTANZ symposium, someone cited an average of 7 wears per garment to audible horror from an audience who wouldn't countenance anything less than many times that. ensemblemagazine.co.nz/artic…
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Wonderful to see Oamaru's Fashion Entrepreneurs being discussed at the CTANZ Symposium today @DressAddress
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Our new changing exhibit: ‘Outfit of the Month’ now open upstairs on level 2. Catch the Friday lunchtime talks to learn more #fashion #museum #1930s #glamour #literaryicon #changingeverymonth instagram.com/p/CMvrj9xM5xR/…
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Art Nouveau embroidered textile design (c.1906) by British embroidery artist & Glasgow School member Ann Macbeth #womensart
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There is a silk fragment in Anne Sykes’s mid-#19thc dress diary that is almost identical to this electric blue #1850s gown. It has the same kind of silver woven pattern frosting the outline, proving that Anne was a woman keeping up with changes in style @KSUMuseum #fashionhistory
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Dazzling photograph of a girl and her bicycle. I love the details; the gloves, her smile and that dress! No name or date, only that this was taken somewhere in or around Christchurch, New Zealand. I'm guessing circa 1910s. Scanned from my collection.
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Thrilled to see Dr Maureen Lander honoured for service to Māori art today - an incredible artist, teacher, mentor and researcher
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our symposium CFP is still live with submissions closing in March - now the year is back in full swing, time to start thinking about some wonderful research you'd like to share?
a call for papers to ponder over the holidays! Our CTANZ 2020 Symposium CFP is now up - more info here: costumeandtextile.co.nz/symp…
image: Jackie O” printed textile by Joanna Campbell. Collection of Auckland Museum 2018.5.1, All Rights Reserved.
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Very grateful to have worked with such a wise and wonderful woman when I was at Te Papa 1996-200. She taught me so much and was always interested in what I did.
Valerie Carson (1936–2020): the pioneer of New Zealand textile conservation blog.tepapa.govt.nz/2020/02/… via @te_papa
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[IIAS REMINDER Call for papers] Textiles in Motion & Transit. Deadline: 15 February 2020 - mailchi.mp/iias/reminder-cfp…
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Day 24 & a fitting conclusion to #advent through the lens of #fashionhistory. I share this every year as a particular favourite, a mid #1820s dinner dress, clouds of fine cotton caught in corded red around the hem & finely hand worked holly boughs in wool #crewel @metmuseum
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Free at lunchtime next Tuesday? Join our collections team for a FREE Behind the Scenes tour through our offsite storage facility.
These tours are extremely popular, book NOW as spaces will fill very quickly!
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Applications for the iD International Emerging Designer Awards 2020 now open zpr.io/t7xii
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Every dress historians dream! I wonder if my #MiningWomen ever wore such an elaborate hood? #Otago1869 #DressHistory #CostumeHistory – at Dunedin City, New Zealand
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DUE OCT 1: Submit to Hidden Stories/Human Lives, TSA's Next Biennial Symposium - mailchi.mp/textilesociety/3c…
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Our Curator of Applied Arts & Design Grace Lai will be holding a seminar at Otago Polytechnic unpacking the Carried Away exhibition on 12/09. During the talk, Grace will be covering a range of subjects, including colonialism, the economy, consumption, gender politics & whakapapa.
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Check our the New Zealand Fashion Week events taking place in central Auckland, including the St James Theatre projections featuring archive footage from the NZ Fashion Museum and more.
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