Mo Te Iwi: Carving for the People

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Mo Te Iwi: Carving for the People

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Rangi Hetet was only 17 years old when he began working as an apprentice, carving the Tāpeka meeting house. Six decades later, his life and work are examined in this documentary, as his children prepare to exhibit his work at the Dowse Art Museum alongside that of their mother, the late Erenora Puketapu-Hetet. The feature-length documentary also explores the art of whakairo (carving), and its cultural significance within Māori communities. Mo Te Iwi director Robin Greenberg's earlier film Tu ...

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Video

Date created

2019

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https://www.nzonscreen.com/title/mo-te-iwi-carving-for-the-people-2019

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carving / waihi / whakairo / marae / rangi hetet / erenora puketapu-hetet / nziff / dowse art museum / exhibition / rangimoana hetet / tapeka meeting house / ruru / 2010s / twenty tens

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