Exhibition
Ulumate or ‘Dead Head’ was the ancient practice of wig making by indigenous Fijians, over 200 years ago. Normally practised during the time of mourning, the drau-ni-ulu (hair) is cut and made into a wig then worn until the hair beneath grows back. The Ulumate Project has been 21 years in the making and this exhibition will feature the research and journey the artists have taken.
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Upcoming Activities
CEAC Adventures
With the CEAC Education Team
Ongoing
CEAC Adventures is an ongoing series of low-fuss FREE bubble activities. Brought to you by the CEAC Education team—Eilis, Megan, Jean, Penny and Ashlee—the adventures are designed with kids in mind but are suitable for isolation bubble mates of all ages.
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CEAC Adventures #10: Whakawhanaunga - Getting Together
With Ashlee Tawhiti
Ongoing
Children: 3 - 15
This adventure shows you how to create a puzzle with words and colours, and then how to join them up with other people who’ve also made them.
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Blue Whale Dessert Bowls
With Kairava Gullatz
2 Days
Mon 6 & Tues 7 July
10am - 2.30pm
Children: 6 - 12
This class is now FULL. Please call 838 4455 or email info@ceac.org.nz to be put on the waiting list.
We will make our very special dessert bowls from soft white clay. The vessels will be adorned with 3D applications, carvings and colourful decorations.
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