Orama (Envision), Anga (Create), Manuia (Prosper) : Dunedin Fringe Festival

Orama (Envision), Anga (Create), Manuia (Prosper)

Presented by: Ma'taria Pekepo

From: Ōtepoti | Dunedin

Pacific Arts Visual Art

A modern day continuation of traditional patterns and motifs of my Ui Tupuna.

Presented by: Ma'taria Pekepo

From: Ōtepoti | Dunedin

Ma'taria Pekepo's exhibition is heavily inspired by her Cook Island Maori background - she wants to promote the beauty of her culture through vibrant hues, traditional patterns and motifs that represent her people.


The Cook Island Maori language is amongst the fastest dying languages of the Pacific: only 9% of Cook Islanders today speak Cook Island Maori! It's Ma'taria's hope that her work will showcase the vibrancy of her culture, and give her Pacific brothers and sisters a sense of pride when they see her work. Ma'taria aims to inspire other potential artists to come forward and produce their own magic :)

Thu
13
March
12:00PM
Fri
14
March
12:00PM
Sat
15
March
12:00PM
Sun
16
March
12:00PM
Mon
17
March
12:00PM
Tue
18
March
12:00PM
Wed
19
March
12:00PM
Thu
20
March
12:00PM
Fri
21
March
12:00PM
Sat
22
March
12:00PM
Sun
23
March
12:00PM

Duration

12 noon - 5:00 pm

Price

Free | Drop-in

All Ages

Venue

Fringe x Pride Hub

| Wheelchair Access YES

Accessible Bathroom YES

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