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Te Ara Ātea Exhibition 2023: At Home
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NameTe Ara Ātea Exhibition 2023: At Home
DescriptionNovember 2023 - May 2024
Te Ara Ātea
What does it mean to feel at home? What does being at home mean for different people and communities? At Home delves into how we create a sense of home, presenting artwork by Edith Amituanai (MNZM), Jamie Berry, Megan Brady, Areez Katki, and Steven Park with works by Marilyn Webb on loan from the Lincoln University art collection.
These artworks show us that there are many ways to make a home; from objects we use to furnish our houses, to the communities that support us, to the connection we have to the whenua and waterways that surround us, to the reminders we keep of a home that is now far away. By sharing their stories of home, we can find similarities that connect us.
At Home explores what home looks and feels like for those of us who have made our homes together in Aotearoa New Zealand, Waitaha Canterbury, and here in Waikirikiri Selwyn.
DateNovember 2023 - May 2024
DescriptionNovember 2023 - May 2024 Te Ara Ātea
What does it mean to feel at home? What does being at home mean for different people and communities? At Home delves into how we create a sense of home, presenting artwork by Edith Amituanai (MNZM), Jamie Berry, Megan Brady, Areez Katki, and Steven Park with works by Marilyn Webb on loan from the Lincoln University art collection.
These artworks show us that there are many ways to make a home; from objects we use to furnish our houses, to the communities that support us, to the connection we have to the whenua and waterways that surround us, to the reminders we keep of a home that is now far away. By sharing their stories of home, we can find similarities that connect us.
At Home explores what home looks and feels like for those of us who have made our homes together in Aotearoa New Zealand, Waitaha Canterbury, and here in Waikirikiri Selwyn.
DateNovember 2023 - May 2024Connections
CollectionTe Ara ĀteaArts in our CommunityArt at Te Ara ĀteaImageEdith Amituanai, Coordinates of the heart, 2023
Arts in our CommunityArt at Te Ara ĀteaImageEdith Amituanai, Coordinates of the heart, 2023 Attribution
Written ByErin Lee
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Te Ara Ātea Exhibition 2023: At Home (November 2023 - May 2024). Selwyn Stories, accessed 25/08/2026, https://selwynstories.selwynlibraries.co.nz/nodes/view/5590