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NewsChilling performance by wāhine and live orchestra to open NZ Festival of the Arts
The New Zealand Festival of the Arts is set to open tonight with a chilling performance Chosen and Beloved; a live orchestral by the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra joined by MAU Wāhine.
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Te Atamira wins New Zealander of the Year for dedication to performing arts and te reo Māori
She was recognised for her dedication to the performing arts and commitment and passion for te reo Māori.
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Te Aitanga a Māhaki history remembered with new 7m pou
A Māori artist unveils his free-standing two-storey pou on State Highway 2 to recognise the history of Te Aitanga a Māhaki as travellers enter into the heart of Tairāwhiti.
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Kāhui Fashion Collective open high-end Māori fashion store
The store in Britomart is selling a range of high-end kākahu, making it a first of its kind, says designer and Kahui Collection Founder Nathan.
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Parihaka kaumātua open Te Raukura ki Kāpiti arts centre
The opening and gift of such a taonga is a great honour, Kāpiti College teacher Paora Trim says.
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Papatūānuku and Tāne showcased in NZ's largest artwork
The story of Papatūānuku is set to be unveiled in a unique way this evening at Auckland's Aotea Centre.
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Te Kōpū Mānia o Kirikiriroa mural revitalising local history
Māori artists have come together as Whetu Collective to paint what is said to be the biggest mural in New Zealand portraying Te Kōpū Mānia o Kirikiriroa that was once an abundant māra kai before Pākehā settled here.
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The men behind the steel
There's been a rise in Māori artists creating sculptures using steel instead of traditional wooden carving and these are the men helping to build them.
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Cultural theft of Māori art is alive and well
The fight to protect toi Māori continues as tauiwi take on our art for their own use. Tohunga artist Sandy Adsett attended the world art gathering at Turangawaewae Marae says the fight is against cultural theft.
