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Awhina Tamarapa interviewing Shane James

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In this compelling episode of our Taonga Pūoro podcast, we have the privilege of sitting down with Shane James, a multifaceted individual with roots in Muaūpoko, Ngaitahu, Ngāti Apa, Rangitāne, Te Arawa, and Ngāti Kuia. Shane generously shares his extensive experience in caring for taonga Māori over an extended period.

Shane's unwavering passion for mahi toi (artistic work) and the preservation of taonga crafted by our tūpuna (ancestors) has driven him to immerse himself in the study of exquisite examples of artistic excellence. These treasures are lovingly held and safeguarded by the dedicated team at Te Papa Tongarewa.

As both a skilled carver and a curator of mahi toi, Shane carries with him a wealth of mātauranga (knowledge) gathered throughout his journey. His mission is to ensure that this knowledge is accessible to contemporary Māori artists who are engaged in the vital work of researching the artworks of our tūpuna. Shane's invaluable experiences and insights stand as a beacon, guiding those who seek to honor and build upon the rich artistic heritage of our ancestors.

Join us in this episode as we delve into the world of taonga Māori and gain a deeper understanding of the dedication and expertise required to care for and perpetuate these cherished treasures.

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In this compelling episode of our Taonga Pūoro podcast, we have the privilege of sitting down with Shane James, a multifaceted individual with roots in Muaūpoko, Ngaitahu, Ngāti Apa, Rangitāne, Te Arawa, and Ngāti Kuia. Shane generously shares his extensive experience in caring for taonga Māori over an extended period.

Shane's unwavering passion for mahi toi (artistic work) and the preservation of taonga crafted by our tūpuna (ancestors) has driven him to immerse himself in the study of exquisite examples of artistic excellence. These treasures are lovingly held and safeguarded by the dedicated team at Te Papa Tongarewa.

As both a skilled carver and a curator of mahi toi, Shane carries with him a wealth of mātauranga (knowledge) gathered throughout his journey. His mission is to ensure that this knowledge is accessible to contemporary Māori artists who are engaged in the vital work of researching the artworks of our tūpuna. Shane's invaluable experiences and insights stand as a beacon, guiding those who seek to honor and build upon the rich artistic heritage of our ancestors.

Join us in this episode as we delve into the world of taonga Māori and gain a deeper understanding of the dedication and expertise required to care for and perpetuate these cherished treasures.

  continue reading

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