Massive Theatre Company presents Directed by Sam Scott and Scotty Cotter Enliven your spirit and open your heart when Massive Company brings its brand new production The Wholehearted to the Mangere Arts Centre from 18th -24th March and Q Theatre from 1st – 10th April to commemorate the company’s 25 year anniversary in 2016. In …
Yuki Kihara’s large format photographs and a life-size projection investigate the historical and ongoing fetishising of Samoan men. A Study of a Samoan Savage responds, in part, to the recent problematic treatment of Polynesian men as powerful but primitive players in rugby culture. Large format photographs and a life-size projection are displayed alongside rare archives …
Alexis Neal’s Kōrero Tuku Iho: A Traditional Narrative and Dagmar Dyck’s Kofukofu Koloa examine the use of fibre arts in traditional and contemporary contexts. Kōrero Tuku Iho; A Traditional Narrative – Alexis Neal Alexis Neal’s installation responds to tukutuku panels produced in 1954 by the Adult Education Department of Auckland University College originally made to …
Image credit: Angela Tiatia, Walking the Wall, 2014, Digital Video, Duration 13:04 minutes. Courtesy of the Artist & Alcaston Gallery, Melbourne. Video and performance art / Exploring stereotypes / Identity and ideas Angela Tiatia’s Survey / Fā’aliga is the first solo exhibition in Māngere for this emerging video performance artist. Currently residing in Sydney, Australia, …
Louisa Afoa, Jeffrey Feeger, Robert George, Lily Laita, Reina Sutton, Angela Tiatia, Sheyne Tuffery, Fatu Feu’u, Jim Vivieaere and many more artists. A celebration and showcase of a cross-section of Aotearoa-based Pacific artists For thirty years, Tautai Contemporary Pacific Arts Trust has been navigating the realms of Pacific art and the walls of the ‘white …