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Rangihīroa Panoho

Rangihīroa Panoho

Māori art, writing and curating

  • BLOGS (new here, older posts below)
    • Ko NGĀTI MANU
  • R A N G I H Ī R O A’S C V
    • AWARDS ‘ngaa whakawhiwhinga’
    • REVIEWS ‘ngā arotakenga’
      • REVIEWS – TAFANUA
      • REVIEW: ĀTĀROA
      • REVIEWS – Bruce Connew’s ‘A Vocabulary’
        • BEST BOOKS OF 2020
        • He Huinga Kupu Constructing ‘Vocabulary’ for A Nation
        • Bruce Connew, A Vocabulary, Vapour Momenta Press
      • REVIEWS ‘IOU’ exhibition
      • REVIEWS ‘MAORI ART…’
        • Megan Tamati-Quennell’s MAORI ART review, ‘TE KARAKA’ Kai Tahu periodical, RAUMATI 2015/16: 48,49
        • Nigel Borell ‘A Sense of Place’ Review of MĀORI ART in NZ Listener 25 July 2015
        • Anthony Byrt, ‘Blown Apart: Rangihīroa Panoho explodes traditional views of Māori art’, METRO, September 2015: 100-101
        • Aaron Smale, ‘A River Runs Through It…’, Mana Magazine, August 2015: 68-69
        • MAORI ART book Television & Radio coverage
        • MĀORI ART book signing City Gallery, Wellington
  • Rangihīroa’s curating
    • MaC X Te Kōpua ‘the deep’
    • M a C I: MAORI Art Curator At the Centre – on the Margins, A Memoir
    • MaC II, Future Flowerings
    • M a C I I I : Bulls and Territory
    • MAORI ART Curator IV, Books on ‘MAORI ART’: Reading Augustus Hamilton
    • MaC V HEADLANDS: unpublished responses
    • M a C VIII: Writing MAORI ART
    • M a C IX: MAORI ART & ARMISTICE A Century On
  • Rangihiroa’s writing
    • FIVE MINUTES in FUTUNA
    • JESUS WALKED OUT…
    • TE AURERE
    • I n M y G r a n d m o t h e r ‘ s G a r d e n
    • I Drank the Water
    • 10 SHADES OF CRIMSON
    • The Cherry Tree
    • Em i no Paradais Long Hia
    • THE SKY WE SHARE
    • LAVENDER
    • He Kohukohu Waowao
    • A Conversation With Mr ‘T’
    • I Will Need Words
    • Ētahi whakaaro whakaata mō te wai ‘some reflections on water’
    • Writing the book Māori Art, then painting and curating it
  • Rangihīroa’s Art
    • ĀTĀROA
    • PHOTOGRAPHY
    • PAST PROJECTS
  • MAORI ART publishers site
  • Rangihiroa’s Instagram site
  • Vimeo platform
  • LinkedIn
Posted on April 6, 2021August 9, 2021 by Elizabeth Eastmond

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  • MONUMENTAL CHANGE January 26, 2023
  • ĀTĀROA at the Kupe Waka Centre January 23, 2023
  • JESUS WALKED OUT… January 18, 2023
  • TE AURERE January 15, 2023
  • BLOGS (new here, older posts below)
  • R A N G I H Ī R O A’S C V
  • Rangihīroa’s curating
  • Rangihiroa’s writing
  • Rangihīroa’s Art
  • MAORI ART publishers site
  • Rangihiroa’s Instagram site
  • Vimeo platform
  • LinkedIn
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