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Uhi Tai
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Добавлен 13 июл 2024
Tangaroa Ararau is a research project delivered by Awatea Consulting and Whāia Legal as part of Sustainable Sea's National Science Challenge. It explores the myriad relationships within Aotearoa New Zealand’s oceans economy and reimagines a governance system that places Tangaroa at its heart. Built upon a foundation of tikanga Māori and Te Tiriti o Waitangi, it aims to reshape our approach to the oceans, in a uniquely Aotearoa way.
Uhi Tai refers to the ascending tides of Tangaroa. An often-heard phrase in waiata, karakia, and haka. Uhi Tai symbolises the oncoming tides of new perspectives capturing our diverse and complex relationships with the ocean, washing over the entrenched worldview that shaped Aotearoa's incumbent approach to the ocean.
Uhi Tai refers to the ascending tides of Tangaroa. An often-heard phrase in waiata, karakia, and haka. Uhi Tai symbolises the oncoming tides of new perspectives capturing our diverse and complex relationships with the ocean, washing over the entrenched worldview that shaped Aotearoa's incumbent approach to the ocean.
Hinemoana - Tuari Brothers
Hinemoana is a waiata (song) composed by the Turari Brothers for the Sustainable Seas National Science Challenge research project, Tangaroa Ararau.
Launched as a three-day exhibition from 18-21 June 2024, Uhi Tai is a toi Māori expression of the research findings from the Tangaroa Ararau project, reimagining a marine governance regime with the ocean at the heart of decision-making.
During the pō whakangahau of Uhi Tai, Tuari Brothers performed an exclusive debut of the waiata.
Launched as a three-day exhibition from 18-21 June 2024, Uhi Tai is a toi Māori expression of the research findings from the Tangaroa Ararau project, reimagining a marine governance regime with the ocean at the heart of decision-making.
During the pō whakangahau of Uhi Tai, Tuari Brothers performed an exclusive debut of the waiata.
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Tangaroa Ararau
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A short film that visually depicts a powerful exploration of the project's findings brought to life through in-person interviews with a diverse group of participants, including researchers Beth Tupara-Katene and Te Pūoho Kātene; tohunga, Nick Tupara, Mark Kopua, and Derek Lardelli; commercial fisher, Ken Houkamau; waka ama enthusiast, Walton Walker; and featured artists Erena Koopu, and Rina an...