We look back at our past and current vinyl collections, as some records from our original collection have recently been returned to us after 30 years.
Wellington City Libraries has always had a music collection for our patrons to borrow. The original format for this service was, of course, vinyl.
The Wellington City Library vinyl collection dates back to when the 1939 Library (later to become the City Art Gallery in 1992) opened. At that time they wanted to make a statement with ‘new’ and ‘modern’ collections, the establishment of a “gramophone record” collection and a listening room was part of that.
To continue celebrating Te Papa’s awe-inspiring Vivienne Westood & Jewellery exhibition, Museum Education Specialist Laura Jones will lead us through a fun and engaging session to explore identity through adornment.
The IAS Community Gallery is excited to present Sensorium: Drawn Scores by Maria O'Toole. This exhibition features a series of small works on paper, highlighting O'Toole's signature style of abstract, emotionally resonant pieces. Her drawing process is deeply intuitive, responding to...
