Te Ara Hihiko Projects, 'Tuakana – Teina' (detail) 2024. Photo: Courtesy of the artists.
Photo Credit
Te Ara Hihiko
- Jacob Scott (Ngāti Raukawa, Te Arawa, Ngāti Kahungunu, Te Āti Awa)
- Jason Kendrick
He Mihi
Haere mai ki te hui
Whakairo te kupu ō whakaaro
Ngā hua o Papatūānuku
Mai rā anō te tangata i waihanga
Anamata e
Come let us gather
Carve your thoughts in words set free
Of the enduring progeny of Mother Earth
From times past the creative ones
And into the future
Operating at the intersections of art, design, architecture and craft, Te Ara Hihiko “the creative pathway” is the work of Jacob Scott (Ngāti Raukawa, Te Arawa, Ngāti Kahungunu, Te Āti Awa) and Jason Kendrick. This exhibition explores knowledge, past practices, and ways of doing things, to solve problems and find answers activating the creative spirit.
He Pānui presents Scott and Kendrick’s recent work where whakairo meets new technologies and reused materials. It explores traditions of innovation – the stories to tell, people to be acknowledged and places and practices to consider, as we evolve our culture through the contributions we make to building sustainable futures.
Opening Hours
- Tuesday – Saturday
- 10am-4pm
- Closed December 25, 26, 31 & January 1, 2
Address
- 201 Eastbourne Street East
- Hastings 4122
He Mihi
Haere mai ki te hui
Whakairo te kupu ō whakaaro
Ngā hua o Papatūānuku
Mai rā anō te tangata i waihanga
Anamata e
Come let us gather
Carve your thoughts in words set free
Of the enduring progeny of Mother Earth
From times past the creative ones
And into the future
Operating at the intersections of art, design, architecture and craft, Te Ara Hihiko “the creative pathway” is the work of Jacob Scott (Ngāti Raukawa, Te Arawa, Ngāti Kahungunu, Te Āti Awa) and Jason Kendrick. This exhibition explores knowledge, past practices, and ways of doing things, to solve problems and find answers activating the creative spirit.
He Pānui presents Scott and Kendrick’s recent work where whakairo meets new technologies and reused materials. It explores traditions of innovation – the stories to tell, people to be acknowledged and places and practices to consider, as we evolve our culture through the contributions we make to building sustainable futures.
