Join the @FijiMuseum tomorrow for their Virtual Open Day: 'Kaleidoscope of Life - History Learnt Hurtling Us To A Future Nurtured'
https://t.co/4Aymv00T0Z
Our #VirtualOpenDay is this Friday (29/10/2021) from 1pm - 3pm (Time in Fiji). If you want to be part of this Webinar event, you can register via the link below
https://t.co/Hfs825bSEE
Check out this short clip from our Conservation Intern, Inise Kuruwale.
The #FijiMuseum invites you to be part of our Virtual Open Day on the 29th of October, 2021. You can register on the Zoom Webinar via the Link below:
https://t.co/oEJAS0ozJ8
The iTaukei Trust Fund Board recently released a promotional insight into the 'Solesau', an online learning management system. It is an online educational platform that is designed to promote iTaukei language, culture, tradition, norms and values, and heritage.
Yadra mai Viti, it’s Independence Day! However you mark this day, we hope you have a meangful one!
We’re celebrating #kinship, in the sense shared here by Master Simi Sevudredre. #oceanofislands.
📺: The Coconet TV
https://t.co/qwj8aQQlju
#ourhistory#heritage
Join us tonight for a talanoa with Dr. T!
TONIGHT (7 October) at 8 pm Fiji | 9 pm New Zealand | 7 pm Sydney | 6 pm Brisbane | Hawai'i 10 pm (6 October)
https://t.co/BRn3YSHtEt
Celebrating Fijian Language Week
#fijianlanuageweek#veiqia
iLakolako ni weniqia: A Veiqia Project exhibition is now open to the public! Bula vinaka to Luisa Tora and Margaret Aull for being here for the panel discussion that opened the exhibition on Saturday and to the whole collective for their mahi.
The exhibition is part of @diasporadic679's Creative New Zealand / University of Canterbury Macmillan Brown Centre for Pacific Studies Artist Residency. Luisa chats with Bryan Crump on RNZ about veiqia the exhibition https://t.co/Sy9vOntWtN
'iLakolako ni weniqia: A Veiqia Project exhibition' is now open. Come through Ōtautahi friends and family! 📷Three matakau by Margaret Aull, 2017 & Manumanu vuka by Dulcie Stewart, 2021 📸Janneth Gil/The Physics Room https://t.co/hWnLdxsmAm
In 2018 we travelled to Yaro Village on Kia Island to spend time in talanoa with people there about veiqia. The work ‘’En route to Kia’ is a short film that focuses on our arrival to Kia. 📷The Veiqia Project, En route to Kia, 3:21 mins, 2021📸Janneth Gil/The Physics Room
Yadra #TeamFiji and welcome to October, Vula i Balololailai! If you get to taste #balolo this year - tag us!
Huge thanks to @fiji_heritage for information shared here.
#ourhistory ##OurHeritage
[Also, October will be our membership drive month: watch this space!]
‘Sweat and Salt Water,’ a collection of works by my late sister #TeresiaTeaiwa edited by myself, April Henderson & Terence Wesley-Smith is now available from both UH Press & VUW Press. Please share 🥰 🔥🌊🛶https://t.co/5wMhWvXtCT
#TheVeiqiaProject@diasporadic679 chats with The Physics Room director Abby Cunnane. Luisa speaks more broadly about past Veiqia exhibitions, collaboration, and the joys and challenges of presenting community focused work in contemporary art galleries
https://t.co/ovfHc5iB3E
'iLakolako ni weniqia: a Veiqia Project Exhibition' opens at The Physics Room contemporary art space in Christchurch, this Saturday, September 25.
https://t.co/oZeyitRMkU
“The Veiqia Project film will undertake the important decolonising work of recording and prioritising the voices of Fijian women discussing our indigenous female tattoo traditions. This film will be a gift to Fijians and indigenous storytelling everywhere, now and in the future.”
#BreakingNews iLakolako ni weniqia: a Veiqia Project exhibition at the @physicsroom gallery. 25 Sept -31 Oct. #TheVeiqiaProject https://t.co/hWnLdxsmAm Image: The Veiqia Project, Enroute to Kia, (still), 2021. Supported by UC Macmillan Brown Centre for Pacific Studies + Pixel.