The blog is where we'll post news, updates, information about objects in our collection, #betterworkstories, profiles of staff members and visitors, pictures and videos, and really anything we think you'd find interesting. We hope you enjoy.
If there's a topic you'd like us to do a post about, or a post that you think needs a sequel, just let us know!
Parties and puzzles
The eleventh blog from Claire, telling us about what will happen with the cores that the JOIDES Resolution have drilled.
New Zealand, but not as we know it!
The tenth blog from Claire, telling us about New Zealand's geological history
Jim Cooper installation opens at Otago Museum
Otago Museum has started the year with an appreciation for the arts, and internationally recognised artists are now on display and free to the public. Following the popularity of Areez Katki: Bildungsoman, which was voted one of 2019’s top 50 exhibitions in Australasia, a new installation of work by acclaimed ceramicist Jim Cooper is now on display in the entrance to the People of the World gallery. Entitled NO. 9: work made in a number nine year, the pieces are different from Cooper’s main body of work. The installation retains his usual exuberance and spontaneity, but veers away from the cartoonish and...
What lies beyond the labs
The ninth blog from Claire, telling us about the ship beyond the labs
The Tiny Keepers of Time
The eighth blog from Claire, discussing what will be found in the cores
The Tiny Keepers of Time
The eighth blog from Claire, discussing what will be found in the cores
Exploration Extended at Otago Museum
Otago Museum has extended the James Cameron – Challenging the Deep exhibition for two weeks, giving Dunedin residents – and out of town visitors – who have not yet visited a extra chance to do so before it leaves the city.
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