. In the Northern Philippines, Whang Od Oggay carries on the tattooing tradition of her ancestors, and has been training her great-niece in hopes that it will live on for generations to come.
Māori students from across Aotearoa compete for the title of Ariki. Hopu i te Ariki is a new sport based upon the ancestral art form of mau rākau, founded by Te Whare Tū Taua o Aotearoa. (FINAL)
Māori students from across Aotearoa compete for the title of Ariki. Hopu i te Ariki is a new sport based upon the ancestral art form of mau rākau, founded by Te Whare Tū Taua o Aotearoa.
(AO) In the final chapter of Undertow, 'The Landeaters', modern forces of development & economic growth try to uproot a stubborn old man, but Veteran Harry Kenning is ready to fight. (FINAL)
Māori students from across Aotearoa compete for the title of Ariki. Hopu i te Ariki is a new sport based upon the ancestral art form of mau rākau, founded by Te Whare Tū Taua o Aotearoa.
(AO) The third chapter of Undertow, "Public Works" challenges the way we remember, commemorate & reconcile ourselves to our war history and reveals the crippling effects war has on soldiers.
Māori students from across Aotearoa compete for the title of Ariki. Hopu i te Ariki is a new sport based upon the ancestral art form of mau rākau, founded by Te Whare Tū Taua o Aotearoa.
(AO) In 1869 colonial greed reigned supreme. The second Taranaki Land Wars saw vicious fighting in the north, and race relations changed forever. Tune in for the second chapter - Dog & Bone.
Māori students from across Aotearoa compete for the title of Ariki. Hopu i te Ariki is a new sport based upon the ancestral art form of mau rākau, founded by Te Whare Tū Taua o Aotearoa.