Ka Honoka 0pen to public from the 10th September: Nau mai, haere mai ki tēnei whakakiteka e kia nei ‘kā honoka’. Ko te kauapa hei hono mātou ki kā kaiwhakatoi Kai Tahu mai mai ra nō. Ahakoa ko wai nō hea ko te kaupapakia hono tātou ki a tātou. "Ka Honoka Exhibition" at the Dunedin School of Art. For further information about Exhibition, Symposium and Seminars 10-26 September please see website at dsafoundation.org.nz/coming-soon-ka-honoka-exhibition. All welcome. Ka Honoka – Kai Tahu Alumni Exhibition Exhibition Dates: 10 to 26 September, 2013 Open: 10.00 to 4.00pm Monday to Friday Venue: Dunedin School of Art Gallery, Riego Street (off Albany Street) The Ka Honoka exhibition is a showcase of Kai Tahu graduate artworks from The Dunedin School of Art spanning over 40 years. Ka Honoka means “connections” in English touching on themes of personal and cultural identity. The Ka Honoka exhibition will celebrate the past successes of Kai Tahu graduates from the Dunedin School of Art and the relationships formed between the School and the Kai Tahu community. Many of the graduate artists included in the exhibition have gone on to achieve national and international recognition with the likes of Rachael Rakena who recently exhibited at the Venice Biennale and Professor Ross Hemera who has sculptures on permanent display it Te Papa o Tongarewa. The exhibition will encompass a variety of art mediums including, digital art, sculpture, textiles, printmaking, painting and jewellery. The Ka Honoka exhibition is the first of its kind, and has been curated by Simon Kaan who is currently in the role of Maori Academic Advisor and Student Mentor at the Dunedin School of Art. For more information please contact Simon Kaan or Pam McKinlay at the Dunedin School of Art. Coming Soon – Ka Honoka Exhibition « DSA Foundation dsafoundation.org.nz This half day symposium will consist of a series of presentations and discussions by established Kai Tahu artists and visual
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