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Photography project shares stories of kaumātua experiences of language and culture - Vimarsana News

Photography project shares stories of kaumātua experiences of language and culture

A new photography project recording sensitive and precious personal experiences and mātauranga of kaumātua has been launched in Tāmaki Makaurau. Kaumātua is...

Visual Ode To Biculturalism Wins $20,000 National Contemporary Art Award - Vimarsana News

Visual Ode To Biculturalism Wins $20,000 National Contemporary Art Award

Artist Tawhai Rickard (Ngaati Uepohatu, Ngaati Porou) has won the prestigious $20,000 National Contemporary Art Award for a “nuanced and generous” installation titled Scenes from a Victorian Restaurant. The winning work was selected by Melanie Oliver, ...

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Auckland.Scoop » Visual Ode To Biculturalism Wins $20,000 National Contemporary Art Award

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The Contemporary Arts Awards are announced in Hamilton - Vimarsana News

The Contemporary Arts Awards are announced in Hamilton

A work called "Red" handed by multimedia artist Emma Hercus won this year's $20,000 National Contemporary Art Awards. The collage on MDF of an abstract masked figure with upraised hands, was chosen from more than three hundred entries. All the finalists' works are on show at Waikato Museum Te Whare Taonga o Waikato. It's an event that's often hit the headlines since it started more than 20 years ago. The media are notoriously sceptical of "modern art" and occasionally struggle to get their head around the winning work! Lynn Freeman spoke to Emma and to the j...

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