Kōhai Grace is one of a new generation of Māori artists who use traditional art forms such as weaving in contemporary contexts. ‘Tui cloak’ appeared in a 2004 exhibition entitled ‘Toi Māori: the eternal thread’ at Pātaka art gallery and museum, Porirua, Wellington. In the cloak, copper is used along with traditional materials such as flax fibre and feathers.
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Pātaka - Porirua Museum of Arts and Cultures
Photograph by Norman Heke
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