"Te Ātinga, e aue, Te Ātinga taku hei, e pūpū ake nei, e wawau ake nei – Te Ātinga who
adorn me, arising, to spring forth. The lines of this action song composed by Derek
Lardelli continues to resonnate with each Te Ātinga gathering or cross-indigenous
exchange held every two to five years. Today we can understand and appreciate these
gatherings as a 'force of nature' whereby indigenous artists assemble to rekindle old
and new life-long bonds".
Chris Bryant-Toi
adorn me, arising, to spring forth. The lines of this action song composed by Derek
Lardelli continues to resonnate with each Te Ātinga gathering or cross-indigenous
exchange held every two to five years. Today we can understand and appreciate these
gatherings as a 'force of nature' whereby indigenous artists assemble to rekindle old
and new life-long bonds".
Chris Bryant-Toi
1995 International Indigenous Wānanga Symposium
of Contemporary Visual Arts
Apumoana Marae, Rotorua
2000 Te Rā Festival
Toihoukura – Te Tairāwhiti Polytechnic, Gisborne
2001 Asta'bsHil3b axW ti qa'qtu – Return to the Swing
Evergreen State College, Olympia, Washington, United State of America
2005 Te Mata Gathering
Toimairangi, Te Wānanga o Aotearoa, Hastings
2007 Piko
Keomailani Hanapi Foundation, Waimea, Hawai'i
2010 Te Tihi Gathering of Indigenous Visual Artists
Waiariki Polytechnic, Rotorua
2014 Kōkiri Pūtahi Gathering
Kohewhata Marae, Kaikohe
2017 The Tears Of Dukwibahl Gathering
The Longhouse, Evergreen State College WA USA
2019 Pūhoro Gathering
Tūrangawaewae, Ngaruawahia Aotearoa NZ