Kete Aronui:
Read, Watch, Make
WELCOME TO GUS FISHER GALLERY’S DIGITAL LIBRARY, KETE ARONUI, WHERE YOU CAN READ ESSAYS ABOUT OUR EXHIBITIONS, WATCH VIDEOS AND BE INSPIRED WITH ACTIVITIES. KETE ARONUI IS ALSO THE NAME OF OUR PERMANENT READING SPACE AT THE GALLERY.
Activity
BUILD A FLOWER WALL
Inspired by our exhibition The Sentiment of Flowers, we’ve transformed our corridor into a paper garden of visitors’ flower creations. We invite you to create your own flower wall at home using the instructions below.
Essay
TO RENDER LIFE DELIGHTFUL
Simon Gennard
Activity
Storytelling through Sāmoan art
A youth workshop series with Jasmine Tuiā based on the exhibition Creation Stories.
Activity
Storytelling through Sāmoan dance
A youth workshop series with Teuila Hughes based on the exhibition Creation Stories.
Essay
Videograms of a Revolution
Volker Pantenburg
In conversation
Creation Stories
Simon Denny and Karamia Müller
Essay
Turning a page, starting a chapter
Olive Wilson
Listen
In conversation with Emily Parr
Essay
I multiply each day
Dilohana Lekamge
Activity
Introduction to ceramic sculpture
Becky Richards
Zine
COOKED: culinary adventures
2020–2021
Shania Pablo, Chani Balmer, Reah Somerville and Anneka Scholtz
Essay
From our Beautiful Square
Huni Mancini
Activity
Family activity: fun from home
Activity
Make your own zine
Essay
LOVE AND ROBOTS THROUGH A SCANNER DARKLY
Samuel Te Kani
Essay
Happiness in the Age of Personalised Corporations, Smart Tech, and Digital Media
Alena Kavka
Essay
The People’s Communications Commission Report on Racist Broadcasting
Divyaa Kumar
Dissertation
The Subversive Potential
Tara Parsons
Essay
To queer or not to queer
Samuel Te Kani
Essay
Becoming Chinese
Vanessa Mei Crofskey
Essay
The gulf of language
Ardit Hoxha
Essay
A response to Language Gulf in The Shouting Valley
Talei Si’ilata
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