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THE PANTOGRAPH PUNCH

Huni Mancini

Kaituhi Tūtahi | Contributing Writer

Huni Mancini is an archivist, writer and creative, whose practice sits at the intersection of Indigenous and digital knowledge systems. Her heritage is Tongan (Mu’a, Niuatoputapu) and Italian (Monti, Grillara).

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Music26.09.21

After the Dawn: A Review of The Panthers soundtrack

Panther Cubs, the ‘OGs’ and a new wave of Aotearoa music talent collide in this soundtrack that transports across genre, generation and the Pasifika community’s solidarity.

By Huni Mancini, Eric-Rangi Hillman
Read Time: 7 mins
Art20.10.20

Pushing Up the Skies: A Review of Speaking Surfaces

How do we make space for ourselves, and for each other? Huni Mancini reviews Speaking Surfaces at ST PAUL St.

By Huni Mancini
Read Time: 18 mins
Art09.01.20

The Dark Intimacies of Online Romance in Natasha Matila-Smith’s Artwork

Huni Mancini delves into obsession, intimacy and loneliness in Natasha Matila-Smith’s artwork.

By Huni Mancini
Read Time: 32 mins
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