Will it be your artwork that features on the next cover of Te Pānui Rūnaka?

Each issue, we showcase a piece of artwork created by a Ngāi Tahu artist.

While we already have an existing collection, we would like to add to it and ask that whānau send in their artwork. A submission should include a good quality photograph of a painting, sculpture, or a drawing – the options are endless.

Each year we publish 11 issues of the magazine, so we cannot guarantee that each and every piece will be used. However we will endeavour to use artwork from as many rūnanga, as we can.

The end of the year is fast approaching and we are already thinking of potential covers for 2016.
If you would like your artwork to be considered, simply send the images (as attached JPEG files) to [email protected]

We look forward to receiving all your artwork, whānau.

An example of artwork.

An example of artwork.

Whakawhanaungatanga hui-ā-rohe

He hui mā ngā kaimahi toi. He hui, kanohi ki te kanohi.
Nau mai, Haere mai

We would like to extend an open invitation to all Ngāi Tahu artists and creatives who are interested in connecting with each other. Hui are being hosted across the country between September and October. Nau mai, haere mai. If you can’t get to them, please contact us anyway.

Paemanu is a recently formed rōpū established by a group of Ngāi Tahu contemporary visual art professionals, with assistance from the Ngāi Tahu Fund.

The vision of the rōpū is to cultivate a vibrant Ngāi Tahu visual culture for future generations by exploring Ngāi Tahutanga through contemporary visual art. We will be holding the following meetings:

Manawatu
Tomato Cafe, cnr of George and Main St, Palmerston North on Sunday 29 September at 10-11:30am. The meeting will be hosted by Rachael Rakena. Contact: Rachael Rakena, [email protected], 027 486 3224

Wellington District
Ross Hemera’s home, 42 Molyneux Close, Whitby, Porirua, on Saturday 26 October at 2pm. The meeting will be hosted by Ross Hemera and Neil Pardington. Contact: Ross Hemera, [email protected] , 012 423 437

Christchurch
Weather dependant: If fine, meet by the fountain outside Canterbury Museum in Hagley Park, If wet, the Museum Café, on Sunday 22 September at 2pm. The meeting will be hosted by Priscilla Cowie and Nathan Pohio. Contact: Priscilla Cowie, [email protected], 022 163 0902

Dunedin
Mojo Café, 329 Princes Street, Dunedin, on Sunday 20 October, 10:30-11:30am. The meeting will be hosted by Simon Kaan. Contact Simon Kaan, [email protected], 021 885 296.

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