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artgallery.org.nzFor the closing of his exhibition The Misadventures of Te Kuri, artist Tawhai Rickard is holding a public floor talk on Saturday 16 October 11am.
Please note that all guests and staff must adhere to the NZ government Alert Level 2 guidelines, mandatory QR sign-in, masks in public spaces, and 1 metre social distancing.
Please RSVP to save your spot, due to COVID restrictions spaces are limited.
The Misadventures of Te Kuri examines two Maori superheroes derived from American pop culture. Te Kuri and Pipiwharauroa navigate their way throughout the historical and contemporary cultural landscapes of Aotearoa New Zealand, often in the face of adversity and antagonism. Their journey frequently transcends time through the injection of notable characters, events, vernacular, and symbolism. Nau mai haere mai, welcome to the lair of Te Kuri.
For the closing of his exhibition The Misadventures of Te Kuri, artist Tawhai Rickard is holding a public floor talk on Saturday 16 October 11am.
Please note that all guests and staff must adhere to the NZ government Alert Level 2 guidelines, mandatory QR sign-in, masks in public spaces, and 1 metre social distancing.
Please RSVP to save your spot, due to COVID restrictions spaces are limited.
The Misadventures of Te Kuri examines two Maori superheroes derived from American pop culture. Te Kuri and Pipiwharauroa navigate their way throughout the historical and contemporary cultural landscapes of Aotearoa New Zealand, often in the face of adversity and antagonism. Their journey frequently transcends time through the injection of notable characters, events, vernacular, and symbolism. Nau mai haere mai, welcome to the lair of Te Kuri.
