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Emma Paki and Dam Native at Pasifika

See you all at Pasifika this weekend PACIFIC SUPERHEROES … Maori Village will be represented well with Emma Paki and Dam Native bringing some live NEW sounds! Supporting whats all good in the hood <3

SAT 12th March 2011

Western Springs Park

10am – 5pm


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Word Up! 2010

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Lets continue on our theme of spoken word since we all come from oral histories, PACIFIC SUPERHEROES we are!!! Get talking and writing y’all!!!

Word Up! 2010
Friday 3rd September
7pm – 10pm
At the Corban Estate Arts Centre

Are you a singer, songwriter, poet or musician? Can you dance, rap or M.C?
We want you to perform at WORD UP! For 15-18 year olds. Prizes to be won! With celebrity judges King Kapisi and Teremoana Rapley.

To perform phone 838 4455 or email us at: wordup@ceac.org.nz to find out more.
To join the audience and support the performers: only $2 entry at the door.

Word Up! Youth event is held every year in association with the Going West Books and Writers Festival and the Corban Estate Arts Centre.
In addition, there are still some places available in our FREE WORKSHOPS for 15 – 18 year olds.

(THIS) Saturday 14th & 21st August 10am – 3pm

Choose from: Songwriting, Hip Hop Dance, Poetry and Spoken Word, Hip Hop Song Writing and Production.
Call 838 4455 to reserve a place.

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BOY by Taika Waititi

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If you want a full knuckle sandwhich with no free iceblocks from aunty at the local shop whilst cruising with the rudest hair cut your father could every give you … cause he knows all of Michael Jacksons ‘meaaanest’ dance moves, then you better make your way to ‘BOY’ by Taika Waititi.

I tried not to laugh, but was impossible Taika’s mad! I tried not to cry, but dam why does there always gotta be a death. I tried not to reminisce, but HEY Māori growing up with not much sorta couldn’t shake it like bread covered in milk for breakfast! Lmao dang we didn’t have much but we laughed like millionairs!

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And you will too famz!!! Honest, for real this is another masterpiece from Taika … and why wouldn’t it be. All the kids give amazing performances, but that shouldn’t surprise you, they be PACIFIC SUPERHEROES!!! :) Yo and and and the soundtrack ROCKZ!!! 1Luv famz … and get to the movie aow FULLA bei … :D supporting wats gud n da HoOd!!!

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POLLYWOOD 2010

pw20101Lets go people!!! Supporting wats all gud n da hood and the hard work of Craig Fasi for keeping this running over the years. All stories for us by us 100%. Check the dates:


Sunday 7th March, Galatos, Auckland City

Tuesday 16th, OMAC, Otara, Manukau City

Thursday 18th, Corbans Estate Art Centre, Waitakere City

For more info at www.mic.org.nz

… Pacific Superheroes owt!!! 2010 we on attack! :) Mauri Ora famz!


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ethKnowcentrix exhibition

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Shigeyuki Kihara – George Nuku – Roseanna Raymond – Lisa Reihana

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Check it out 10 days to go UK famz get to it, PACIFIC SUPERHERO up and support whats good in your hood! There is a private viewing/opening to this on the 9th Sept so arohamai if you didn’t get an invite go find a friend that did! But there’s plenty to see, do and interact with these culturally inspiring, proud to represent Aotearoa and the Pacific Islands worldwide, hot Dam!! Artists!!!  Get to it!!! Mauri Ora :) , kia ora Precious.

The first exhibition of its kind in London, ethKnowcentrix Museums Inside the
Artist features mixed media and performance work exploring the idea of the
ethnographic gaze, by four leading artists from Aotearoa (New Zealand) and the Pacific Islands.

Visions of exotic beauty and mystery have dominated British perceptions of the Pacific Islands since the time of Captain Cook. Fuelled by the fantastic narratives of returning explorers, anthropologists and artists, this exotic imagery provided the basis for museum displays and underpinned the emerging discipline of ethnography (the classification of people and cultures). Yet, while the Europeans were busy imagining ‘Noble Savages’ and ‘Dusky Maidens’, the Pacific Islanders were looking back at them, negotiating, exchanging and sharing goods and ideas on their own terms.

This exhibition reconsiders the spaces of meeting, looking and representing across cultures, and explores how the ethnographic gaze has been reciprocated and challenged. With acerbic wit, these works promise to radically subvert the European legacy of museum classification, reclaim popular imagery of Pacific Island culture, and offer fresh perspectives for a shared global future.

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