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Showing 19 April - 27 July: 'Turumeke Harrington: Tā, Tau'
Turumeke Harrington: Tā, Tau
April 18 — July 26
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Te Pou Tāhuhu a Kūkupa
Ongoing
Tohunga whakairo/carver: Chris Bailey 2022 Timber: Totara, stained The name: Pou tāhuhu are posts which support the ridge pole of a wharenui (meeting house). Kūkupa is an important tupuna (ancestor) for Te Parawhau.
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Te Huarewa Toi
Wairau Māori

Wairau Māori
Art Gallery

2 Quayside, Town Basin
Whangārei 0110
Aotearoa, New Zealand

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