'Creating an exhibition is creating a feast for our guests, rather than our favourite meal for ourselves.' Exhibition Experience Developer Murphy Peoples tells how...
How Te Nukuao Wellington Zoo used a habitat redevelopment to empower visitors to champion the natural world
Discover how a partnership programme between mana whenua and Auckland Council, Te Kete Rukuruku, demonstrates the power of names in public spaces.
Read about how Cornwall Park uses low-tech gamification to engage visitors.
Read about how Rotorua Museum Te Whare Taonga o Te Arawa is instilling passion in young people.
Read about Lynda's trip to Morocco with the US-based National Association of Interpretation.
Te Whare Taonga o te Ūrupa
Explore the recently opened Bolton Street Cemetery Museum in Wellington. A modern update to the interpretation telling the history of one of New Zealand's oldest cemeteries.
Explore Matariki through the lens of interpretation around the motu. Mānawatia a Matariki!
In this series explore example of interpretation experienced by INNZ abroad. In the first article explore the visitor experience and interpretation at the Roman Baths.
Sharing and showing artefacts & heirlooms:
Puhoi Cottage & Scandrett Homestead
Find out about two exhibits that introduce small-scale and low-cost displays utilising gifted objects and second-hand display 'furniture'.
