# Toi Māori

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‘It’s our New Year’: A Matariki Panel featuring three innovative Toi Māori stars

As Aotearoa prepares itself to celebrate the official Matariki holiday RNZ’s Culture 101 takes a tour across the country to check in on how three leading figures in Toi Māori’s are celebrating.

95bFM Breakfast w/ Rachel: Rāmere June 30, 2023

The week finally comes to a soggy end, but we're keeping the tunes and chats going on Breakfast! The Breakfast Buffet SRN portal spits us out in the mighty Manawatū to chat with Jordan at Radio Control, where we establish a swamp nation. On Travelling Tunes with Dr Kirsten Zemke, she explores noise…

Sweetman Podcast: Episode 251 - Mere Boynton

An in-depth conversation with actor and singer Mere Boynton. She studied opera and was then cast as Mavis, the karaoke singer in a pivotal scene in NZ classic, Once Were Warriors. Since then she's worked on stage and screen around the country and indeed around the world - with theatre a key passion…

Focus on Arts- We speak with Darcy Nicholas - a distinguished contemporary Maori artist, who is leading the Toi Maori Aotearoa exhibition at the NZ Art show, and we speak to artist Sophia Parun about her artwork and creative process.

The NZ Art Show will have around 15 artists, representing renowned national arts organisation Toi Māori Aotearoa and will be exhibiting in this year’s NZ Art Show. Darcy Nicholas is leading the Toi Maori Aotearoa exhibition and has curated a range of emerging and established artists. In this epis…

Drawing on the past - James Webster forges new paths in ngā toi Māori by Anusha Bhana – Coromind Issue 25, 2025

James Webster’s artistic journey is a testament to the power of self-discovery, whakapapa and cultural revitalisation. His story begins in Waikato where his whakapapa traces roots to the Pirongia maunga, the Waipa River and Pūrekireki Marae. www.coromind.nz

Ep 44 Neke Moa

In this episode, I visit Neke Moa at her home and studio in Ōtaki on the Kāpiti Coast By the way, this episode is part of a series I’m delivering this season for the McCahon House Parehuia Residency, celebrating their 20th Anniversary, where I’m volunteering the services of The Good Oil to highlig…

'No Elimination Without Us': tackling cervical cancer elimination equitably | with Prof. Lisa Whop

In this episode we speak with Yardhura Walani | Australian National University indigenous researcher and epidemiologist, Professor Lisa Whop (Gumulgal, Wagadagam). A self-described ‘rogue researcher’ and proud black fella, Lisa is Australia’s leading authority on cervical cancer control for Aborigi…

Toi as translation: representing research through the arts | with Vianney Parata

In this episode, Vianney Parata shares her journey into becoming a multidisciplinary toi Māori (arts) practitioner. Under the tutelage and with support of other mana wāhine immersed in the toi Māori world, Vianney now gives back and continues to explore the cultural significance, personal healing, …