TOI MĀORI GALLERY
Established in 2018, the Toi Māori Gallery offers opportunities for Māori artists to exhibit their work in central Wellington and through the Toi Māori Aotearoa digital network.
This small and well-appointed space is ideal for solo exhibitions by artists who live outside of Wellington, group shows by emerging and established roopu and snapshots of Māori arts activity supported by Toi Māori Aotearoa.
This small and well-appointed space is ideal for solo exhibitions by artists who live outside of Wellington, group shows by emerging and established roopu and snapshots of Māori arts activity supported by Toi Māori Aotearoa.
Currently closed due to temporary building work
2022
Whiriwhiria (Till 17 June 2022)
Sonia Snowden, Manu Carkeek, Diane Prince, Karl Leonard, Kōhai Grace, Elaine Bevan, Tracey Morgan, Charlene Fraser, Hinepuororangi Tahupārae, Tracey Patete, Matene Climie and Pip Devonshire
Curated by Pip Devonshire
Whiriwhiria is the inaugural exhibition by a Māori collective connected to the Kāpiti Coast township of Ōtaki connected by whakapapa, the weaving programme at Te Wānanga o Raukawa and the Toi Matarau Gallery at the Māoriland Film Hub.
Featuring their latest work, this exhibition will demonstrate the broad base of ancestral weaving knowledge held by this group and profile each weavers distinctive style and dexterity in woven detail.
Sonia Snowden, Manu Carkeek, Diane Prince, Karl Leonard, Kōhai Grace, Elaine Bevan, Tracey Morgan, Charlene Fraser, Hinepuororangi Tahupārae, Tracey Patete, Matene Climie and Pip Devonshire
Curated by Pip Devonshire
Whiriwhiria is the inaugural exhibition by a Māori collective connected to the Kāpiti Coast township of Ōtaki connected by whakapapa, the weaving programme at Te Wānanga o Raukawa and the Toi Matarau Gallery at the Māoriland Film Hub.
Featuring their latest work, this exhibition will demonstrate the broad base of ancestral weaving knowledge held by this group and profile each weavers distinctive style and dexterity in woven detail.