Tonumaipe'a-how she was saved from her sentence, from the series Vavau - Tales f...

Tonumaipe'a-how she was saved from her sentence, from the series Vavau - Tales from Ancient Samoa, Kihara, Shigeyuki, 2004, 243a
From

Gus Fisher Gallery

Name/Title

Tonumaipe'a-how she was saved from her sentence, from the series Vavau - Tales from Ancient Samoa

About this object

Grounded in Samoan legend and narrative, Kihara also addresses universal issues of cultural identity, gender, sexuality and religion.

Maker

Kihara, Shigeyuki

Maker Role

Artist

Date Made

2004

Medium and Materials

digital type C print

Place Made

New Zealand

Measurements

590x375

Subject and Association Description

Maui Ti'eti'e Talaga - First Fire Obtained by Maui

Collection

The University of Auckland Art Collection

Object Type

Photograph

Object number

243a

Copyright Licence  

All rights reserved

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Gus Fisher Gallery   Gus Fisher Gallery
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photograph
Shigeyyuki Kihara
The University of Auckland Art Collection

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