Robin White, 'Mangaweka', 1973 - Print - wholesale Mother's Day

Robin White, 'Mangaweka', 1973 - Print - wholesale Mother's DayAlthough dated 1973, Mangaweka had its origins in 1971, when Robin White, a recent Elam School of Fine Arts graduate, was living in a tiny cottage at Bottle Creek on Puatahanui Inlet, near Porirua. That year she and her fellow Bottle Creek resident, the poet Sam Hunt, made a road trip to visit friends who lived near the small rural settlement of Mangaweka, near Taihape. When they stopped in the main street, White immediately noticed the truck parked

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Different images are mashed together and repainted to create a new narrative that is unique to Marika

where she worked closely with Pacific maker communities

both in France and England during a period of a social upheaval and two world wars

her research

Finely knitted 100% Organic Cotton Paraikete (blanket)

these hand painted figurines celebrate our nation's ANZAC legacy

where he has worked since 2001

A Treasure Trove of Design

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