Slime Inheritance

Marcus Jackson presents "Slime Inheritance", the culmination of his Toi Pōneke Sound Art Residency.
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Marcus Jackson presents "Slime Inheritance", the culmination of his Toi Pōneke Sound Art Residency.
Come along to our first lunchtime concert for the year, a screening of NZSM’s Opera…
After a combined teaching career of 50 years and over a decade with Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington’s New Zealand School of Music—Te Kōkī (NZSM), Professor Donald Maurice MNZM is retiring.
Coming up at Toi Pōneke is Sound Artist in Residence Marcus Jackson's Slime Inheritance, which will run from the 16th January to the 5th February.
Associate Professor Michael Norris has won his third SOUNZ Contemporary Award in a row at the APRA Silver Scrolls for Mātauranga (Rerenga), a composition for orchestra, taonga puoro, and live electronics.