Toi Maori Aotearoa

maoriart.org.nz

[Skip Navigation]
  • Home
  • Events
  • MAORI MARKet
  • Profiles
  • Gallery
  • Features
  • He Panui / News
  • About Us
  • Contact Us

He Panui / News

  • A Weekend of Maori Art and Culture in San Francisco
  • Maori Musician Set to Woo Crowds at the Montana World of Wearable Artâ„¢ Awards Show
  • Line-up announced for PAO PAO PAO 2008
  • PAO PAO PAO 2008 Line-up
  • Ta Moko Artists to attend the 4th International Tattoo Convention in London
  • Programme announced for Maori Writers National Hui 2008
  • Writing their right of way: Maori Writers National Hui 2008
  • He Karanga ki te Ao - A Call to the World
  • Become a member of Te Roopu Raranga Whatu o Aotearoa
  • Forthcoming publication from Toi Maori
  • Nga Tipu Raranga Mo Tua Ake , Researching Our Plant Taonga
  • Toi Maori Archive
  • He Awhi Tikanga Archive
  • Nga Pou Kaituhi Maori Archive
  • Nga Waka Federation Archive
    • Te Aurere Waka Newsletter July 2007
    • Annual Traditional Waka Pageant at Waitangi 2008
    • Te Aurere Waka Newsletter June 2007
    • Te Aurere Waka Newsletter March 2007
    • Hinemoana Waka Teetee Kura
    • Te Aurere Waka Newsletter February 2007
    • Glossary of terms
    • Te Aurere Waka Newsletter October 2006
    • Te Aurere Waka Newsletter September 2006
    • Annual Traditional Waka Pageant 2005
    • Waka Making Waves
    • Kaihautu Waka Programme / Tikanga-a-Waka July 2003
    • Waka at America's Cup Village, Auckland
    • Waka at Waitangi
  • Puatatangi Archive
  • Runanga Whakairo Archive
  • Te Atinga Archive
  • Te Ha Archive
  • Te Ope o Rehua Archive
  • Te Roopu Raranga Whatu o Aotearoa Archive
  • Te Uhi a Mataora Archive
 

Hinemoana Waka Teetee Kura

The launch of the new waka at Waitangi, Bay of Islands is planned for 5 February 2007.

Hekenukumai Busby at Aurere

Hekenukumai Busby at Aurere

This year, will see the launch of Hinemoana, the new ceremonial waka teetee kura, at Waitangi on Monday 5 February 2007. The waka will be blessed at 10am in the morning at Te Tii beach.

Hinemoana was completed in January 2007 at Aurere in the Far North by renowned waka builder Hekenukumai (Hector) Busby. Carvings on the waka were completed by Jack Brooking and Tamati Holmes. An eagle carving incorporated on the waka by Canadian artists Dempsey Bob (Tahltan/Tlingit) and Stan Bevan (Tlingit) acknowledges the close link between these First Nation carvers and Maori artists.

The waka crew is primarily Ngati Awa led by Hine and Ben Mamaku. The Whakatane District Council and Te Runanga o Ngati Awa will care for the waka alongside the Mataatua Toroa Waka Taua which is housed in Whakatane.

Toi Maori aspires to be the organisation of first choice for all matters relating to contemporary Maori art.

© 2008 Toi Maori Aotearoa - Maori Arts New Zealand | Site Map | About Us | Contact Us