MOTUTAPU, 2022. Installation view, courtesy of the artists and Te Uru. By Sam Hartnett.
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teuru.org.nzJoin us to celebrate MOTUTAPU and the launch of the accompanying publication from Brendan Kitto and Benjamin Work.
Like the works on display, the publication reflects on the artists’ four-year journey to Motutapu (sacred island) throughout Moana Oceania, exploring the history of the shared name and connections to their own hohoko / 'akapapa (genealogy) across Tongatapu, Rarotonga and here in Tāmaki Makaurau.
To mark the occassion, the artists will be joined in conversation by Zoe Black, a contributor to the volume.
Afternoon tea will be provided and copies of the book will be available to purchase at the event.
MOTUTAPU is published by RIM Books.
Join us to celebrate MOTUTAPU and the launch of the accompanying publication from Brendan Kitto and Benjamin Work.
Like the works on display, the publication reflects on the artists’ four-year journey to Motutapu (sacred island) throughout Moana Oceania, exploring the history of the shared name and connections to their own hohoko / 'akapapa (genealogy) across Tongatapu, Rarotonga and here in Tāmaki Makaurau.
To mark the occassion, the artists will be joined in conversation by Zoe Black, a contributor to the volume.
Afternoon tea will be provided and copies of the book will be available to purchase at the event.
MOTUTAPU is published by RIM Books.
