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Art01.05.19

Swells of Māori and Pasifika film: A Review of From the Shore

The legacy of Merata Mita and Barry Barclay on Indigenous artists is undeniable in the latest exhibition at Pātaka.

By Mīria George
Read Time: 23 mins
Art21.11.19

Is This Conversation Over-Cooked?

Reflections on HERE: Kupe to Cook at Pātaka Art + Museum

By Migoto Eria
Read Time: 24 mins
Art10.09.22

Seeing and Feeling the Essence of Lisa Reihana

Jahra Wasasala responds to the exhibition Lisa Reihana: Nomads of the Sea, through woven experiences of movement, non-linear time and a collection of collisions.

By Jahra Wasasala
Read Time: 10 mins
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