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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Raranga"”.

  1. Taonga tuku iho: Intergenerational transfer of raranga and whatu

    … is based on the succession and continuum of raranga and whatu skills. This study will show how the genesis of inherent know-ledge and skills imbues the nature and continuity of our own cultural practice, especially specific to raranga, whatu and wider areas such as tukutuku. Kaupapa Māori …

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  2. Ngā kura a Hineteiwaiwa: The embodiment of Mana Wahine in Māori fibre Arts

    … to the past and creating for the future. Kairaranga are constantly in this experience through engaging with the materiality of the practices of raranga and raranga whatu. The key focus of this thesis is to provide theoretical discussion of the raranga and whatu practices that are the creative …

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  3. Tukutahi

    … the whanaungatanga of my mixed lineage using raranga?” This creative undertaking is about identity and the search of an ingredient that will enable my weaving techniques to display a combined relationship of a harmonious nature between my Māori and Scottish relatives. Although the …

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  4. Te aho tapu: Mātauranga a Māui ancient knowledge and preserving culture through practice

    … whaikōrero, rituals of encounter and the arts. Raranga as the creative vehicle affords the means to analogize kaupapa Māui. The creation of a Kākahu/Korowai is the appropriate representation as its significance aligns itself with the mantle of honour due to rangatira living and those who have …

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  5. Te mana o te kāhui kairaranga: Mai i te tīmatatanga

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  6. Exploring female art-making through reflective practice: A multi-dimensional cultural, spiritual and embodied experience

    This thesis explores some of the many elements and influences of lived experience that are present in acts of art-making. Reflective practice in art-making adds the intentional and purposive act of reflective learning to the experience of art-making. In an academic context the challenge arises for …

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