Artists for Social Change - A Korero
1 Taranaki St, Wellington
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Justice Joe Williams - the country’s first Māori Supreme Court Justice (and member of the 80s band 'Aotearoa' most famous for their, then, controversial song Maranga Ake Ai) will talk about the world he sees where artists lead the way.
This event is for performing artists but all who support creativity are welcome. There will be a luncheon following his talk. You must book at Circa Theatre to attend and there is a 'choose your price' option available.
Choose Your Price (includes luncheon). $10, $15 & $20.
Book online or call (04) 801 7992.
Sponsored by the Theatre Artists Charitable Trust.
SCHEDULE
9:30 AM - Arrival
10 AM - Mihi
10:15 AM - The Māori Sidesteps
10:25 AM - Dame Carolyn Henwood (Circa Theatre) and Liz Mellish, Chairman, Wharewaka o Pōneke Charitable Trust
10:35 AM - Introducing Denise Messiter on Using the Arts for Social Change
10:50 AM - Justice Williams korero on Artists as Leaders for Social Change
11:30 AM - Questions and discussion
12 PM - Closing karakia followed by kai
PARTICIPANTS
- The Māori Sidesteps
- Jamie McCaskill (Ngāti Tamaterā)
- Dame Carolyn Henwood
- Liz Mellish, Chairman, Wharewaka o Pōneke Charitable Trust
- Denise Messiter, ONZM (Ngāti Pukenga)
- Justice Joe Williams (Ngāti Pukenga, Te Arawa)
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