Te Mauri Pakeaka : a journey into the third space /
Greenwood, Janinka, 1947-
Te Mauri Pakeaka : a journey into the third space / Janinka Greenwood and Arnold Manaaki Wilson. - Auckland, N.Z. : Auckland University Press, 2006. - xiii, 178 pages, 16 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations (some color) ; 24 cm
Te Mauri Pakeaka was an innovative education programme which existed in the 1970s up to 1988. It provided a setting where Māori and Pākehā could learn about Māori arts and culture.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Te Powhiri : an invitation to come in -- Sifting images, weaving words : how we wrote this book, and why -- Beginnings : Arnold's story : learning the talk and the walk -- And then a ngarara bit the taniwha's tail : the workshop at Te Pae o Hauraki -- Bricks, walls, and neat tidy packages : a school-based course in Rotorua -- Untangling threads of stories : connections and reconnections : the Waitangi experience -- Tukutuku, tapa and tivaevae : Maraeroa -- where multicultural meets bicultural -- Stories whispered by the land : Parua Bay and Te Kaha -- Mana tangata, mana whenua : the workshop at Wairaka and the lines of confiscation -- The gaining of social currency : building capacity in Waikato -- Janinka's story : becoming involved -- When the bellbird sings : the forum north experience -- Postscript : the third space today. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13.
"Te Mauri Pakeaka tells the story of Pakeaka, an innovative educational programme and a slowly awakening taniwha. Developed by Arnold Wilson in the late 1970s, Te Mauri Pakeaka offered a 'third space' in which students, teachers and the wider community could create artworks, but it also became a forum for exploring identity, fostering growth and strengthening the meeting-places between Maori and Pakeha"--Jacket.
9781869403478 1869403479
2006494240
Te Mauri Pakeaka (Program)--History.
Arts, Māori--Study and teaching.
Community education--New Zealand.
700.8999442
Te Mauri Pakeaka : a journey into the third space / Janinka Greenwood and Arnold Manaaki Wilson. - Auckland, N.Z. : Auckland University Press, 2006. - xiii, 178 pages, 16 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations (some color) ; 24 cm
Te Mauri Pakeaka was an innovative education programme which existed in the 1970s up to 1988. It provided a setting where Māori and Pākehā could learn about Māori arts and culture.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Te Powhiri : an invitation to come in -- Sifting images, weaving words : how we wrote this book, and why -- Beginnings : Arnold's story : learning the talk and the walk -- And then a ngarara bit the taniwha's tail : the workshop at Te Pae o Hauraki -- Bricks, walls, and neat tidy packages : a school-based course in Rotorua -- Untangling threads of stories : connections and reconnections : the Waitangi experience -- Tukutuku, tapa and tivaevae : Maraeroa -- where multicultural meets bicultural -- Stories whispered by the land : Parua Bay and Te Kaha -- Mana tangata, mana whenua : the workshop at Wairaka and the lines of confiscation -- The gaining of social currency : building capacity in Waikato -- Janinka's story : becoming involved -- When the bellbird sings : the forum north experience -- Postscript : the third space today. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13.
"Te Mauri Pakeaka tells the story of Pakeaka, an innovative educational programme and a slowly awakening taniwha. Developed by Arnold Wilson in the late 1970s, Te Mauri Pakeaka offered a 'third space' in which students, teachers and the wider community could create artworks, but it also became a forum for exploring identity, fostering growth and strengthening the meeting-places between Maori and Pakeha"--Jacket.
9781869403478 1869403479
2006494240
Te Mauri Pakeaka (Program)--History.
Arts, Māori--Study and teaching.
Community education--New Zealand.
700.8999442