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rom the earliest optical toys to silent film, animation, puppetry, live-action cinema, videogames, CGI, 3D and beyond, Wonderland explores how the moving image has kept Alice and her stories in the public consciousness.More

Te Papa’s Mahuki innovation accelerator has welcomed 10 teams to this year’s residency programme that will run over the next four months.More

Now in its third year, Mahuki has a strong reputation for developing leading digital businesses for the culture and heritage sector.More

Melissa Firth’s team established Mahuki, the first business accelerator programme in the world focused on opportunities in the culture sector.More

Te Papa has partnered with Wellington start-up Excio to offer an initial 150 images to download from the national art collection...More

Accenture has a special interest in supporting access to Hinatore’s learning programmes for students from low-decile schools.More

"This support validates the success and direction of the Mahuki programme, and recognises the significant opportunities Te Papa can generate."More

Te Papa invites readers to learn to re-imagine experiences. Could you bring Disney expert Mk Hayley's insights into the classroom? Food for thought.More

Mahuki aims to grow New Zealand’s strength in the cultural, heritage and learning sectors through creative tech businesses.More

“Each session is led by our Learning and Museum Education Specialists. They will be ready to have some meaningful, challenging and engaging fun..."More

Virtual Reality, 3D printers, 3D scanners, touch tables, and telepresence technologies will enable learners to connect in real time.More

Bugs have a bad rep. The thing is, they’re fascinating too. This must’ve struck the folks at Te Papa who are opening the high-tech “Bug Lab” tomorrow.More

Ten teams are taking over Te Papa's Mahuki innovation hub to form digital solutions put to them by Te Papa, NZ & international cultural providers.More

Upcoming exhibition is both educational and entertaining. More