NZ'S FIRST WORLD WAR CENTENARY 2014–2019

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The myriad faces of war: 1917 and its legacy

This multidisciplinary symposium, held in Wellington in April 2017, examines the cataclysmic experiences of 1917, and expands to reflect on their ongoing historical legacy.

Topics: Conferences, symposiums, Experiences, 1917 Audience: General, academics Located in: New Zealand, Wellington
Category: Conferences, public talks, symposiums
Organised by: Massey University
Contemporary art installation 'Listen' (2014) by New Zealand Artist Lang Ea

Artist Lang Ea was selected as 1 of 3 feature artists among 68 exhibiting national and international artists to exhibit at the B#Side War Vol.II festival in Italy.

Topics: Art installations, Overseas, Art Audience: academics, art lovers, Artists, Arts appreciators, community
Category: Exhibitions and new educational facilities, Memorials or monuments, Creative projects or crafts, Conferences, public talks, symposiums, Concerts, festivals or performances, Other
Organised by: IoDeposito NGO Pontebba (UD) / Italy -B#Side War festival
Victoria University Open House lecture on Professor von Zedlitz

A lecture about George von Zedlitz, whose tenure at Victoria University was greatly affected by xenophobia during the First World War. Part of the Capital 150 celebrations, 11 am 25 July 2015.

Topics: Events, Public Talks & Tours, Germany, History Audience: General, historians, academics, Students Located in: New Zealand, Wellington
Category: Conferences, public talks, symposiums
Organised by: Victoria University of Wellington
World Without War: Action for Peace Conference

To coincide with the First World War centenary commemorations, The Foundation for Peace Studies Aotearoa/NZ hosts a peace conference at AUT Auckland on 19-20 September 2015.

Topics: Public Talks & Tours, Conferences, Events, peace Audience: General, academics, historians, Students Located in: New Zealand, Auckland
Category: Conferences, public talks, symposiums
Organised by: The Foundation for Peace Studies Aotearoa/New Zealand