Mai i te ao kōhatu : weaving - an art form derived from matauranga Māori as a gift from the ancestors / by Kahutoi Te Kanawa

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Title

Mai i te ao kōhatu : weaving - an art form derived from matauranga Māori as a gift from the ancestors / by Kahutoi Te Kanawa

Content partner

National Library of New Zealand

Collection

Index New Zealand

Description

Discusses how the teaching of Maori weaving relies heavily on the conventions of the western classroom for its survival, which is sadly the legacy of NZ's colonial past. Considers how the art form has developed as a consequence of this, compares the old (traditional) style of teaching with the new, and recognises the compromises that have been made in the process.

Format

Journal

Date created

2008

Creator

Te Kanawa, Kahutoi, (Otago University, Te Tumu, School of Maori Pacific and Indigenous Studies)

URL

http://natlib.govt.nz/records/20939944

Related subjects

Arts, Māori / Māori (New Zealand people) -- Material culture / Weaving -- Study and teaching / Raranga. / Whatu. / Tukutuku.

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