All Projects Finn Hopley and Evalesi Tu’inukuafe Matariki 2026 Te Whau Te Whau – Connections to People and Place This short film is led by local artists Finn Hopley (Ngāti Kahungunu) and Evalesi Tu’inukuafe (Tongan-Samoan). It is inspired by the Te Whau Pou Maumahara at Rata Street Bridge in New Lynn, which speaks to both […]
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All Projects 2024 New Lynn website Hālau Ka Waikahe Lani Mālie – a film Hālau Ka Waikahe Lani Mālie, the Hawaiian hula school in New Lynn, documents their journey creating NZ’s first Hawaiian production. Aruna Kekeha Po-Ching Aruna is an Aotearoa-born Samoan Chinese. She has been a creative for more than 30 years working in
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Whau is proud to be funding an immersive theatre/film work called Minema and will be on THIS SUNDAY in New Lynn from 6pm-8pm (30 minute time slots over the 2 hours!)! The work is free/koha and will hopefully bring some joy to people after unprecedented times. WHEN: Sunday 19th Feb, with 30 min session times between
Weaving Biodiversity Art Project: Artist Tanya Ruka is leading a collaborative project with local community gardens & gardeners. Creating a series of 3 digital weavings promoting Te Ao Māori concepts of Manākitanga, Kaitiakitanga, Māramatanga. Manākitanga is a digital weaving of HD video footage of the soil in the whau. This is one of the most important Te Ao Māori
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