Te Pō, 2021 (installation view). Curated by James Tapsell-Kururangi. Works by Wai Ching Chan, Katie Middleton, Tira Walsh, Tom Tuke, Gabi Lardies & Abigail Aroha Jensen. Photo by Sam Hartnett.
Photo Credit
Artists
- Abigail Aroha Jensen (Aotearoa NZ)
- Gabi Lardies (Aotearoa NZ)
- Katie Middleton (Aotearoa NZ)
- Tira Walsh (Aotearoa NZ)
- Tom Tuke (Aotearoa NZ)
- Wai Ching Chan (Aotearoa NZ)
Te Pō is an exhibition featuring the mahi of artists Wai Ching Chan, Tira Walsh, Tom Tuke, Katie Middleton, Gabi Lardies Abigail Aroha Jensen.
Te Pō is the result of six months spent not making art, but getting to know each other. This restful time involved learning a little about the local Māori histories of Parnell, taking a trip to Rotorua and participating in various workshops to reflect on the meaning of making art today. The resulting artworks emerged from this period of reflection, learning and whānautanga to be displayed together at Papatūnga.
Te Pō is an exhibition featuring the mahi of artists Wai Ching Chan, Tira Walsh, Tom Tuke, Katie Middleton, Gabi Lardies Abigail Aroha Jensen.
Te Pō is the result of six months spent not making art, but getting to know each other. This restful time involved learning a little about the local Māori histories of Parnell, taking a trip to Rotorua and participating in various workshops to reflect on the meaning of making art today. The resulting artworks emerged from this period of reflection, learning and whānautanga to be displayed together at Papatūnga.
