Posters

Poster advertising capping celebrations. Includes a photograph of a bishop, with a superimposed speech-bubble containing the words: 'What Pub Crawl?'.

Poster advertising the 1984 Christchurch Festival. Includes a photograph of of a woman with a painted face.

Poster advertising a collection of poetry by Dunedin poet and musician Gaylene. Includes a pixellated black & green image of a person from the shoulders up. Also includes the text: 'Available at Echo Records & HMV Music Store, Dunedin'. Green copy

Poster by New Zealand poet and musician Gaylene. Includes a black & white photgraph of a paddock with a fence running through the middle, superimposed over a photgraph of two people.

Poster directing students with questions to representatives wearing badges, as part of the 1981 Student Orientation Festival in Dunedin. Includes a black & yellow photograph of a man wering a badge that reads "Buddy, I can spare the time!". Also includes the text: "or our information booths Union foyer and Marama Hall".

Poster advertising Hops, as part of the 1981 Orientation Festival in Dunedin. Includes a black & yellow photograph people dancing. Also includes the texts: "Monday 23, First years', Te Aroha, 8pm. Tuesday 24, Millie Grunt's Last Deal & Elevators 10-2. Friday 27, New Deal 8-1, Extravaganza'.

Poster advertising a flatting seminar, as part of the 1981 Orientation Festival in Dunedin. Includes a black & yellow photograph of a man standing next to a cart selling apples. Also includes the texts: 'Wednesday 25, Flatting Seminar, Terrace Lounge 6pm & Pooh readings much later'.

Poster advertising a hop, as part of the 1981 Orientation Festival in Dunedin. Includes a black & yellow photograph of a group of women standing on a pyramid shaped platform. Also includes the texts: 'A multi-media extravaganza. Friday 27 & 3 great bands! Registration required. 8 till 1".

Poster requesting students to register for 1981 Orientation Festival in Dunedin. Includes a black & yellow photograph of a group of men pulling a plough[?]. Also includes the texts: 'at our information booths Union foyer and Marama Hall. Resgistration required for HOPS & discounts. $3.50.' Also includes an image of an Orientation registration card.

Laminated colour poster advertising 'International Working Women's Day, 8th March'. Printed in red and white and including a silhouette image of a woman with a raised arm.

Sticker on rear of poster states 'This poster is on long term loan to TUEA from Therese O'Connell. The poster has been laminated with a grant made available by the Ministry of Women's Affairs.'

Created by Working Women's Alliance (information from Therese O'Connell).

Poster advertising the 1985 International Year of Youth. Includes a pink & white image of a laurel wreath and three profiles. Also includes the texts: 'Participation, Development, Peace. Lead Agency of New Zealand The National Youth Council of New Zealand. For information contact - I.Y.Y. Office, National Youth Council, P.O. Box 9645, Courtenay Place, Wellington. National Youth Council, National Bank Building, 49 Courtenay Place, Wellington. Telegrams - NATYOUTH'.

Poster advertising a jazz picnic and a champagne breakfast in Auckland. Includes two images of a champagne bottle. Also includes the texts: 'Thurs 3rd March 12.30, A.U.S.A. Barbeque Area. Buy food & champers by the glass. And: Fri 4th 8.00AM in Shadows, Champagne Breakfast with: Straight No Chaser, 'Great Gatsby' theme. $12 or $8 with card'. Also includes the logo of Angas Brut.

Unlaminated colour poster advertising 'New Zealand Library Week 19-25 June 1995'. Includes a drawing of two eyes and a nose, with the Maori text 'Ma Pukapuka, Ko Matau' forming the eyebrows, and the English text 'Libraries Change Lives' forming the mouth. Printed in black, pink and white and published by the New Zealand Library and Information Association.

Laminated black and white poster depicting a photograph of Maggie Papakura from the Auckland Star Collection at the Alexander Turnbull Library Photographic Archive. Photograph shows Maggie (also known as Makereti) writing at a desk, in a room filled with books, photographs and cultural objects. The image is dated c. 1910.

Poster advertising an activities seminar held by the New Zealand Students Arts Council. Includes background design of small squares and triangles. Blue copy.

Poster advertising an activities seminar held by the New Zealand Students Arts Council. Includes background design of small squares and triangles. Pink copy.

dc:title: N. Z. Students Arts Council National Activities Seminar, November 16-18, Wellington [yellow]

dc:description: Poster advertising an activities seminar held by the New Zealand Students Arts Council. Includes background design of small squares and triangles. Yellow copy.

dc:coverage: Wellington (N.Z.)

Control: 464a

Laminated colour poster advertising the 'No More Hiroshimas International Peace Poster Exhibition, Turnbull House Bowen Street, 2nd to 7th August'. Printed in red, black and white and including a print of a white flower [poppy?] against a red sky.

Sticker on rear of poster states 'This poster is on long term loan to TUEA from Therese O'Connell. The poster has been laminated with a grant made available by the Ministry of Women's Affairs.'

Laminated black and white poster printed on blue paper. Includes drawing of a woman and child collecting shellfish on a beach, plus the text: 'Nuclear Free Independent Pacific'. Signed by Romi Curl.

Laminated colour poster advocating a 'Nuclear free & Independent Pacific'. Includes image of a bird [dove?] holding a red hibiscus in its beak on a blue background. Also includes text in Maori: 'Kia toituu te mana o te Moana nui aa Kiwa' and the Greenpeace logo in the bottom right corner.

Poster advertising the magazine New Argot, published by the New Zealand Students' Arts Council. White text on purple.