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Art11.09.20

Off The Beaten Track with Tania Rule

Ataria Sharman, Kaupapa Māori Editor at Pantograph Punch, has a cuppa with Te Aupouri weaver Tania Rule.

Art02.11.20

Off The Beaten Track with Leonard Murupaenga

Whangārei artist Leonard Murupaenga has a kōrero with Kaupapa Māori Editor Ataria Sharman, on carving out an arts career.

Art12.12.20

Off the Beaten Track with Laree Payne

Editor Faith Wilson has a kōrero with Kirikiriroa gallerist Laree Payne.

Society13.03.21

Off the Beaten Track with the Far Queue

Editor Faith Wilson has a talanoa with Kelsy and Maluseu from the Far Queue podcast about making safe spaces for difficult conversations.

Art20.04.21

Off the Beaten Track with Frances Stachl

Editor Ataria Sharman talks to contemporary jeweller Frances Stachl on jewellery as a holder of narratives, histories and spiritual protection.

Art11.07.23

Mya Morrison-Middleton meets up with ringatoi Aidan Taira Geraghty and Moewai Marsh to kōrero about their current exhibition 'Ka kore, Kua kore' at Blue Oyster Art Project Space in Ōtepoti.

News13.03.22

Off the Beaten Track with Hamish Petersen

Editor Ataria Sharman talks to Hamish Petersen about their research on decolonial methodologies for Pākehā and Tauiwi arts workers in Aotearoa.

News26.09.21

Off the Beaten Track with Justice Hetaraka

Editor Ataria Sharman speaks with rangatahi Māori Justice Hetaraka on why it's important tamariki learn our history.

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