Women's Art Initiative member Kelsey discusses her paintings and teddy bear installation, both part of "Standing In My Own Light - E tū ana i tōku ake marama", with WAI founder Dr Karen Seccombe. You can also watch this interview on Youtube.
We talk with Women's Art Initiative founder Dr Karen Seccombe about her work, a metal door inset with stained glass, on display as part of "Standing In My Own Light - E tū ana i tōku ake marama". You can also watch this interview on Youtube.
In the last of our interview series with students of Toioho ki Āpiti, Rosie Koko’s hand-stitched quilt brings together artistic elements from across the Pacific to create a a special celebration of her whānau.
In the third of our interviews with students of Toioho ki Āpiti, Ua’i Manusina weaves her family’s story into a set of Samoan tuiga.
This is the second in our series of interviews with Toioho ki Āpiti students. Aroha Millar’s jewellery-based work explores the way Christianity has colonised ways of thinking and ways of telling Māori customary stories.
This is the first in a series of interviews with students of Toioho ki Āpiti whose work makes up the Matatau 22 exhibition. Brook Konia’s two-part sculpture embodies principles of manaakitanga and the search for knowledge, while also exploring his own whakapapa.
Autumn is the season of renewal at the Te Manawa Art Gallery. As leaves outside turn yellow and fall, our exhibition spaces are blooming with new and exciting artworks.
A handcrafted tribute to New Zealands suffragists has opened in the Art Gallery
Creating digital backups of artworks is a way of preserving them
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Aotearoa New Zealand
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