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Tātara E Maru Ana / The Sacred Rain Cape of Waiap Tātara E Maru Ana / The Sacred Rain Cape of Waiapu by Natalie Robertson Exhibition - St Paul St Galleries One and Two (Tāmaki Makaurau / Auckland) 17 July – 28 August 2021 “Natalie Robertson is a photographic, moving image artist, writer and Senior Lecturer at AUT University, Tāmaki Makaurau (Auckland) of Ngāti Porou and Clann Dhònnchaidh iwi/bones/tribes/clans. Natalie’s research terrain and artistic practice draws on Māori knowledge practices, Ngāti Porou oral customs, cultural landscapes, and historic archives to engage with indigenous relationships to land and place. Centring Waiapu—the ancestral river of Ngāti Porou—world-famous for its erosion, her work responds to tribal aspirations for environmental reinvigoration. Natalie explores a history of photography in Ngāti Porou to show how lens-based image making can enact Mātauranga Waiapu: cultural knowledge systems specific to this place and oriented to the restoration of the Waiapu river and the wider taiao or environment.” Excerpt from @artnow.nz : https://artnow.nz/exhibitions/t%C4%81tara-e-maru-ana-the-sacred-rain-cape-of-waiapu Image title: A Red-Tipped Dawn — Pōhautea at Waiapu Ngutu Awa (7th August 2020), 2020 Image supplied: by Natalie Robertson
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