Exhibition
Through textile production techniques passed down from Quishile Charan’s aaji (grandmother), the artist recontextualises the role of the female Girmityas, bringing to light the significance of their roles and the indentured labour they endured. Using repetition of archival images, Charan subverts the “record of power” to form connections with these women, creating a textile narrative of celebratory love.
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Upcoming Activities
Enter Now: Word Up! 2020
Entries open: Mon 17 August
Entries close: Fri 2 October
Auditions: Sat 17 October
Grand Final: Fri 30 October
Calling all rappers, poets, spoken word performers and songwriters… If you write your own material in any word-based genre then we need YOU!
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WCCAC Waitākere Art Expo: Connecting Minds and Creating a New Future
Sat 19 September -
Mon 28 September
10am - 4pm daily
WCCAC’s Waitākere Art Expo includes an exhibition, demonstrations and workshops, and more.
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Let’s Talk About It
*Cancelled due to Covid-19 restrictions* Thu 24 September
7 - 9 pm
*Cancelled due to Covid-19 restrictions* Hear young people speak out about their challenges with mental health, through music, spoken word, raps and personal stories.
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