Te whānau Pā Harakeke: An indigenous artform of community intervention

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White, Tanya
Tan, Leon
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2022-10
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Tāmaki Makaurau (N.Z.)
Auckland (N.Z.)
Aotearoa
New Zealand
weaving
Māori worldview
art making
community engagement
Māori art
well being
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White, T., & Tan, L. (2022, October, 20-22) Te whānau Pā Harakeke: An indigenous artform of community intervention [Paper presentation]. 2022 Alliances and Commonalities Conference, Stockholm, Sweden https://hdl.handle.net/10652/6146
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Raranga and tikanga Pā Harakeke emerge from a worldview in which “the universe is woven” Tikanga Pā Harakeke: a methodology for wellbeing and sustainability Raranga whakakura: whakapapa is the connecting bond Socially engaged art around the world Historicization of socially engaged art Differing worldviews or osmos-logics Wānanga Papa Hadyn and Mama Mani with pēpi Pikitearero in the wahakura they made for her Alliances and commonalities
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