JOHN MILLER Pōwhiri for Te Rōpū o te Matakite, Te Rewarewa marae, Rūātoki, 1976 Printed 2021 Exhibition print from Pouwātū: Active Presence: John Miller and Elisapeta Heta, Objectspace, Tāmaki Makaurau, 2021 870 x 1285mm (frame)
DI FFRENCH And Out Flew the Web (‘But in her web she still delights’), 1993 Cibachrome, unframed 1050 x 815mm
JOHN MILLER Dame Mira Szászy and Hon. Whetū Tirikātene-Sullivan, Māori Women’s Welfare League hui, Wellington Town Hall, Te Whanganui-a-Tara, 1975 Printed 2021 Exhibition print from Pouwātū: Active Presence: John Miller and Elisapeta Heta, Objectspace, Tāmaki Makaurau, 2021 870 x 1295mm (frame)
RAUKURA TUREI Taurima, 2025 Kūaotunu kōkōwai and papakura, Waiari kōkōwai, Mohua kōkōwai, Te Henga onepū, charcoal and oil on on Lana Lanaquarelle 640gsm cotton rag, unframed 760 x 560mm Taurima refers to the loving care provided by Hinenuitepō, the atua of death.
DI FFRENCH And Out Flew the Web (‘I am half sick of shadows’), 1993 Cibachrome, unframed 1045 x 820mm
RAUKURA TUREI Tomokanga I (detail), 2025 Kūaotunu kōkōwai and papakura, Waiari kōkōwai, Otitori kerewhenua, Te Henga onepū, charcoal and oil on Lana Lanaquarelle 640gsm cotton rag, unframed 1520 x 1040mm
RAUKURA TUREI Takoto ai te Marino: Selected Works 2018–2025 Tāmaki Makaurau: Raukura Turei, 2025 Hardcover, 300 pages First edition of 500 copies $200 per copy
JOHN MILLER Tāme Wairere Iti, Ngā Tamatoa occupation, Parliament, Te Whanganui-a-Tara, 1972 Printed 2021 Exhibition print from Pouwātū: Active Presence: John Miller and Elisapeta Heta, Objectspace, Tāmaki Makaurau, 2021 870 x 1275mm (frame)
RAUKURA TUREI Tomokanga I, 2025 Kūaotunu kōkōwai and papakura, Waiari kōkōwai, Otitori kerewhenua, Te Henga onepū, charcoal and oil on Lana Lanaquarelle 640gsm cotton rag, unframed 1520 x 1040mm
RAUKURA TUREI Tomokanga II, 2025 Kūaotunu kōkōwai and papakura, Waiari kōkōwai, Otitori kerewhenua, Te Henga onepū, charcoal and oil on Lana Lanaquarelle 640gsm cotton rag, unframed 1520 x 1040mm Together, Tomokanga I and Tomokanga II form a tomokanga, an entry, to Hinenuitepō.
