Rongomaiaia Te Whaiti
Para

Rongomaiaia Te Whaiti
Para
Nā rātou te huarahi i para, hei whai mā tātou.
A pathway has been forged for us to follow.
Para responds to Prototype for a Daydream by Lonnie Hutchinson. Whilst engaging with concepts of nohoaka and wānanga, Para evolved through the use of materials associated with camping and a reconfiguration of residue from Lonnie’s work.
Para was partly created under the shelter of Prototype for a Daydream in a wānanga setting, through participation by visitors and nohoaka occupants whilst listening to music, sharing stories, cracking jokes and engaging in philosophical discussions about the "ā" and "ō". Para will continue to evolve as new wānanga take place and new occupants take up residence in the space.

Artworks

Peter Robinson
Drifters

Nathan Pohio, Rachael Rakena
Takiroa, takinui, takitāwhiti, taki hotuhotu, takinoa e!

Simon Kaan
Tīrewa

Neil Pardington
Mātātuhi

Kiri Jarden, Areta Wilkinson
He Kupu Tātai Whakapapa

Ross Hemera
Ngā Tuhituhi Whakaahua

Lonnie Hutchinson
Prototype for a Daydream

Martin Awa Clarke Langdon
Untitled (mediated view)

Fayne Robinson
Toi Whakairo

Ranui Ngarimu
Toi Mā Raranga

Kōhatu Mauri
Kōhuta Mauri
