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Curator Simon Palenski covers for Jane Wallace and is joined by Ashleigh Taupaki to speak about her artworks in her current exhibition with Tristen Harwood Gun, Paper, Obelisk. Simon and Ashleigh discuss archival voices, bureaucratic and unjust language, her historical research, site and non-site, and ways of visualising whakapapa.
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