Creative Cultures and Display

By Graham Hingangaroa Smith 1990

Tino Rangatiratanga - The Principle of Self-determination

Sovereignty, autonomy, control, self-determination and independence

Taonga Tupu Iho - The Principal of Cultural Aspiration

Asserting the validity of Te Reo Maori, Tikanga and Mātauramga Māori to allow for spiritual and cultural awareness

Ako Māori - The Principal of Culturally Prefered Pedagogy

The teaching and learning of inheritly Māori practices

Kia pike ake I ngā raruraru o te kainga - The Principle of Socio-Economic Meditation

Contribute in helping Māori communities, especially those which are struggling

Whanau - The Principal of Extended Family Structure

The relationships Māori have to the world around them. To care and nurture these relationships.

Te Tiriti o Waitangi - The Principle of the Treaty of Waitangi

The Tiriti provides a basis through which Māori may critically analyse relationships, challenge the status quo and affirm Māori rights.

Ata - The Principle of Growing Respectful Relationships

Whanaugatanga - building meaningful relationships

Manaakitanga - sharing, hosting, collaboration

Aroha - Respecting others

Makahi - Showing humility and sharing knowledge

Mana - Respecting the mana of others

Titiro, whakarongo, kōrero - look listen then speak

Kia Tupato - use caution

Established in 2000, Enjoy is located in central Pōneke Wellington at 211 Left Bank Arcade, off Cuba St. Thier public gallery spaces and library are free to attend and open to all.

I have chosen enjoy as the venue for the exhibition. Below are the enjoy floor maps that I can reference in the standing of the exhibition.

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