Te Uru exhibition - Ngā Ringa Whetū - Elam School of Fine Arts

Te Uru Waitākere Contemporary Gallery

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Ngā Ringa Whetū: Elam School of Fine Arts

On Show 5 July to 7 September

Ngā Ringa Whetū is an exhibition that embodies the interwoven knowledge of whatu and rāranga (Māori weaving techniques) and illuminates the interconnectedness of people and Te Ao Māori. Showcasing works by Ngā Toi Taketake tauira (students) from the Elam School of Fine Arts Te Waka Tūhura, the exhibition presents a constellation of small, intricately adorned pieces alongside expansive installations produced collaboratively.

There are 33 contributors to Ngā Ringa Whetū:
Madi Baas, Anouk Boinnard, Ayla Brockes, Chanel Duff, Sage Etling, Tutu Fingers, Audrey Goggin, Arapeta Hākura, Lachlan Henderson, Yolanda Huang, Fakaheleamoka Kamupala, Jocelyn Liu, Madeleine Marnoch, Charlotte Marshall, Jules McKean, Olivia Meyers, Gabriella Olla, Connie Park, Heta Pulu, Lara Pyves, Jiayi Qu, Carmel Salmanzadeh, Ashley Shearer, Kaydince Singh-Latu, Zarah Stubbs, Clementine Tang, Phia Trembath, Rosrine Vaka’uta, Te Kohu Wallace, Coco Wu, Kailing Wu, Jinhee Yi, Selina Zhu.

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Ngā Ringa Whetū: Elam School of Fine Arts