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A range of contemporary Mori art and Mori design items such as canvas prints, homeware, apparel and accessories that include works by renowned Mori Artists Wiremu Barriball, Turumakina Duleys and Mark Kopua
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    Ko Te Kimi-Ira-Tangata - Paper Print
    Many atua went on the quest to create those who shall inherit custodianship of the natural world. They wanted to create humans. The atua tried and failed. On and on they searched for the ira-tangata but each attempt brought about other beings. Birds, lizards, fish and a whole range of animals that w...
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    Huaki Pouri - Paper Print
    Huaki Pouri was the dwelling of Tane and came about from the conversation the atua had about changing their existence in Noho-tatapu. Those atua who thought and believed in change, who wanted to “open up the darkness", alongside Tane and including Tumatauenga, assembled as a collective pushing to flood the darkness with light.
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    Kēkerewai & Toro-i-waho - Paper Print
    Kēkere-wai and Toro-i-waho are middle children who initiated the debate of their discomfort in noho-tata-pu. The kōrero that founded two opposing opinions about change. Kēkere-wai who stirred the waters and Toro-i-waho who spread that kōrero. Kēkere -wai who reached for something different and Toro-i-waho who supported.
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    Noho tatapū ngā atua - Paper Print
    This pūrākau offers that very scenario using familiar patterns of behaviour but with characters who have been wiped from our collective memory. A reintroduction to our ancestors. And although in a state of restriction and some of the characters are nothing like who or what you want to resonate wit...
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    Paia te Rangi - Paper Print
    Ko Paia te Rangi, Paia-ā-tau tēnei. Nāna a Te Rangi-tīramarama me Torotoro-ihi, the fire sticks i tiki i a Ranginui, hei hika i Te Ahi-kōmau manaaki for the baby. Nāna anō a Whiro-nui and Te Awhi-oo-rangi i tiki hei poro hei tapahi i o rātou mātua. Paia te helper, the waha karakia, the brother tautoko, the supporter of Tāne.
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    Rehua - Paper Print
    When Tāne ascended the open heavens, Tumatauenga and Rongomaraeroa remained with their mother, Papatūānuku. In their jealousy of Tāne being chosen to ascend the heavens, they together devised a plan to kill some of the descendants of Tāne. They killed some of the children of Tiki-kapakapa, the ...
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    Rongo - Paper Print
    Ko Rongomatāne tēnei ko Rongo-marae-roa tēra. Here stands Rongo the bringer of wellbeing, healing, peace and listening. Here draped around him are his 2 cloaks, Tū-pore-nuku and Tū-pore-rangi which are seen in practice at Marae-roa in the front and the back. All symbols and practices of manaaki and caregiving.
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    Ruatepuupuke - Paper Print
    The rage Ruaumoko had took the gift of Te Ahi komau and fed it oxygen until it raged and thus Ru turned a gift of comfort into a weapon of hatred. That weapon became the volcanic fire, the volcanic eruption that he caused to explode and spew out upon the earth's surface – au, au, au e ha! This was...
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    Ruaumoko - Paper Print
    Ko Ruaumoko te pōtiki o ngā tamariki a Rangi rāua ko Papa. Ka noho tonu ia ki te kōpu o tōna Māma. The rage and anger of Ruaumoko transpires in earthquakes and volcanic activity. Ruaumoko was not consulted in the separation of Rangi and Papa, thus exploded in anger and rage causing lava to flo...
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    Rōiho & Rōake - Paper Print
    Tiwaiwaka the bringer of knowledge. In the first attempt by Mataora and Niwareka to leave Rarohenga Tiwaiwaka warned them of the journey being perilous at that time as the atua were at war. Tiwaiwaka shared when would be the better period to journey being during the time of great peace and summer months. Tiwaiwaka the knowledge bearer.
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    Taane's Ascension - Paper Print
    Tane te wānanga - the whakapapa of knowledge is held in this journey. It represents you as a learner. What is the overarching purpose? What are the things that act as barriers, what supports you? Io wanted human beings to come into existence to ensure the world that they created would be cared for....
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    Tangaroa - Paper Print
    Ko Tangaroa tēnei, te atua o ngā moana. Nāna ngā tamariki o te moana. Matua nui tēnei o Te Tini o Ponaturi. He is calming and healing. Tangaroa blanketed his mother in the rage of Ruaumoko. From the oldest of his children, Ikatere, comes all the sea creatures, and depicted here in his hands is Ururoa, the shark.
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    Te Kūwatawata - Paper Print
    Ko Te Kūwatawata tēnei. Te Kūwatawata is the ‘gate-keeper’ of Poutererangi, the last island one must arrive at before heading to Rarohenga. Te Kūwatawata alone closed the door to the physical; shall they never pass that path again. Te Kūwatawata who protects the safe haven from the chaos, protector of the path to absolute commitment
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    Te Matauranga o Tiiwaiwaka - Paper Print
    Tiwaiwaka the bringer of knowledge. In the first attempt by Mataora and Niwareka to leave Rarohenga Tiwaiwaka warned them of the journey being perilous at that time as the atua were at war. Tiwaiwaka shared when would be the better period to journey being during the time of great peace and summer months. Tiwaiwaka the knowledge bearer.
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    Te Wehenga O Ngaa Maatua - Paper Print
    At first the atua disagreed and divided until they found alignment. “We are fine as things are." “No - we need to escape this darkness and flood ourselves with light." “Let’s separate our parents and be free of this!" “Let the light in!" “I shall use my Totara family to separate them."
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    Te-Ope-Tauaa-Haumietiketike - Paper Print
    Haumietiketike holds firm control over the forest floor. Noone passes freely through this domain as Haumia blankets control, hiding all pathways and Hau. Nor will the passages of man and his battle companies find easy access.
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    Tāhekeroa - Paper Print
    Te Aoturoa, Te Paerangi and Tāhekeroa were the first three island nations on the path to Rarohenga. Tāhekeroa was the largest battle against Whiro in the ‘long descent’ of banishment. When we go to Rarohenga we are destined for that ‘long descent’ via Tāhekeroa. When Mataora pursued his w...
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    Tāwhirimaatea - Paper Print
    Ko Tāwhirimaatea tēnei, te atua o ngā hau. Nāna hoki Te Whānau Titi. Tāwhiri was angry with his brothers for separating their parents and raged war on them with the strong forces of the wind. He attacked Tangaroa by throwing sea-life onto land. He attacked Tāne by ripping apart forests and tr...
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    Tāne - Paper Print
    Ko Tāne-Mahuta, ko Tāne-nui-a-rangi tēnei. Lord of the forest, lord of its creatures, lord of Te Tini o Hakuturi. Mighty Tāne-mahuta, messenger of knowledge, who separated the family from confinement, from the restriction of darkness. The wise and strategic leader.
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    Tūmatauenga - Paper Print
    Ko Tūmatauenga te atua o te pakanga and weaponry. Tu was upset with the lack of support his brothers provided during the rage and war with Tāwhiri he decided to harvest from all of their (his brothers) wealth. The space in front of a wharenui, the marae ātea is the domain of Tu and most weapons are a symbol of him. Tu is the strategist.
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    Uru Te Ngangana - Paper Print
    Uru the mātāmua who glows in the western sky from under Te Kahutuanui a Rangi, the giant cloak of Rangi. The glow is the Purapura-whetu, the children of Uru. Uru who severed the umbilical connection to the whānau. Uru who remained recluse in the security of self. Ever seeing ever observing. Uru of wise counsel.
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    Uepoto - Paper Print
    Ko Uepoto tēnei. Nāna te Hinātore i kite, i whai. Nāna te Whai-Ao i whai. Uepoto was the one who’s curiosity overwhelmed him. So strong was his desire to pursue potential, to find something more than the norm. Nāna āna taina i tō, i kume, ki te Hinaatore. There with him are his brothers Te ...
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    Whiro - Paper Print
    Ko Whiro Te Tipua tēnei, te tuaono o ngā atua. Ko Whiro te atua o ngā ngārara me te matua a tōna whānau, Te Tini o Poto. Nāna katoa te wehi, te whakawehi, te mataku, te whakamataku, te weriweri me te whakaweriweri. Whiro can consume your mind, your voice/words, your emotions and can create fe...
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    Mataaora and Niwareka - Paper Print
    Mataora was a paramount chief of the physical world. He fell in love and married the beautiful Niwareka, a princess from the spiritual realm. Their story is one of love but also of his jealousy and abuse of her. Of his regret and his pursuit of her to the spirit world. It is a story of his changing ...
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