走出衣橱,走进博物馆:米卡哈卡的服装

Tharron Bloomfield
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奥克兰博物馆最近从新西兰艺人和社区领袖米卡·哈卡那里获得了大量的服装和相关材料。米卡已经收集了三十多年的材料,他一直希望他的材料能成为博物馆收藏的一部分。Mika向奥克兰博物馆提供材料的动机包括他在博物馆的积极经历,这些物品将为takatāpui / LGBT+社区发声,这些社区在博物馆藏品中代表性不足。由于藏品的规模和种类,为博物馆选择材料的过程是一个挑战。这些代表米卡一生的服装现在保存在奥克兰博物馆,具有广泛的研究和展示潜力
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Out of the closet and into the museum: The costumes of Mika Haka
The Auckland Museum recently acquired a significant collection of costume and related material from New Zealand entertainer and community leader Mika Haka. Mika has collected material for over thirty years and it was always his intention that his material would become part of a museum collection. Mika’s motivations to offer material to the Auckland Museum included the positive experiences he had with the Museum and that these objects would speak for takatāpui / LGBT+ communities who are underrepresented in museum collections. The process of selecting material for the museum was a challenge due to the size and variety of the collection. The costumes that represent Mika’s life and are now preserved in the Auckland Museum have wide ranging research and display potential and
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