Waka Huia (HD) Tukutuku
He taonga tuku iho te mahi tukutuku. He pūkiore hoki te tukutuku ki roto i ngā wharenui tawhito. E noho ana te tukutuku ki waenganui i ngā papa whakairo o te wharenui. Pēra i ngā whakairo, e kōrero ana te mahi toi ki roto i ngā tukutuku i tōna ake reo. I tae atu mātou ki te marae o Parawhenua ki Te Taitokerau kia kite ai i te whakapau kaha o āna uri ki te whakarauora i ngā mahi tukutuku mo ngā uri whakaheke. Tukutuku panels are a traditional Māori artform. They are decorative wall panels that were once part of the traditional wall construction used inside the meeting house. The tukutuku panels are placed between the carved wall slabs of the wharenui, and like the carvings convey a complex language of visual symbols. We visit Parawhenua marae in Te Taitokerau where they’re working tirelessly to ensure tukutuku is being kept alive for future generations. Talent: Pena Makoare, Rukuwai Tipene-Allen, Ziandra Ashby Ringatohu / Director: Semi Holland [Television New Zealand, Friday 16 August 2024]
Waka Huia is an iconic archival documentary series recording the unique stories and histories of Māori for all New Zealanders. Waka Huia is an award winning iconic te reo Māori archival documentary series. Waka Huia celebrates stories from throughout the Māori world. Each programme is subtitled to allow more viewers to enjoy and appreciate our stories.
Primary Title
- Waka Huia (HD)
Episode Title
- Tukutuku
Date Broadcast
- Sunday 4 August 2024
Start Time
- 10 : 01
Finish Time
- 10 : 30
Duration
- 30:00
Series
- 2024
Episode
- 2
Channel
- TVNZ 1
Broadcaster
- Television New Zealand
Programme Description
- Waka Huia is an iconic archival documentary series recording the unique stories and histories of Māori for all New Zealanders. Waka Huia is an award winning iconic te reo Māori archival documentary series. Waka Huia celebrates stories from throughout the Māori world. Each programme is subtitled to allow more viewers to enjoy and appreciate our stories.
Episode Description
- He taonga tuku iho te mahi tukutuku. He pūkiore hoki te tukutuku ki roto i ngā wharenui tawhito. E noho ana te tukutuku ki waenganui i ngā papa whakairo o te wharenui. Pēra i ngā whakairo, e kōrero ana te mahi toi ki roto i ngā tukutuku i tōna ake reo. I tae atu mātou ki te marae o Parawhenua ki Te Taitokerau kia kite ai i te whakapau kaha o āna uri ki te whakarauora i ngā mahi tukutuku mo ngā uri whakaheke. Tukutuku panels are a traditional Māori artform. They are decorative wall panels that were once part of the traditional wall construction used inside the meeting house. The tukutuku panels are placed between the carved wall slabs of the wharenui, and like the carvings convey a complex language of visual symbols. We visit Parawhenua marae in Te Taitokerau where they’re working tirelessly to ensure tukutuku is being kept alive for future generations. Talent: Pena Makoare, Rukuwai Tipene-Allen, Ziandra Ashby Ringatohu / Director: Semi Holland [Television New Zealand, Friday 16 August 2024]
Classification
- G
Owning Collection
- Chapman Archive
Broadcast Platform
- Television
Languages
- Maori
Captioning Languages
- English
Captions
Live Broadcast
- No
Rights Statement
- Made for the University of Auckland's educational use as permitted by the Screenrights Licensing Agreement.
Genres
- Community
- Documentary
Contributors
- Semiramis Holland (Ringatohu / Director)
- Te Māngai Pāho / Māori Broadcasting Funding Agency (Funder)
- Scottie Productions (Production Unit)