Artist Hineaorangi Pakaua will speak to some of the influences and deeper meanings within her exhibition Tūhono, with support from Blue Oyster Director Piupiu Maya Turei.
Upcoming Event
Hineaorangi Pakaua, Tūhono (installation detail), 2026.
Event accessibility information:
No registration required.
Light refreshments are provided, please keep kai in the foyer space.
This talk will go for about an hour.
A few chairs will be available in the gallery, but this is a small space! We may spill into the adjoining gallery space; please arrive early to get a good spot.
Access to the gallery is via a slope and three steps. A temporary ramp will be in place to enable wheeled access.
There is a toilet on-site (not wheelchair accessible).
Hineaorangi Pakaua
Hineaorangi Pakaua is a full time multidisciplinary hautūtū, creating is immersive and necessary for her. Since studying at Te Wānanga o Raukawa, she has been leaning into mahi toi Māori, focusing on whakairo and playing with whenua pigments from around the motu. She takes inspiration from everything and everywhere all the time, but especially whakapapa, kōrero tuku iho, light and te taiao.
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