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07 July, 2011
Pou Pou Artwork
This week is Maori Language Week. We have been learning our pepeha over the last couple of months. We have also been doing some corrugated card artwork inspired by pou pou that are found on the inside walls of te whare whakairo - the carved Maori meeting house at a marae. Pou pou are carvings in the upright slabs that form the solid framework. The carvings are representative of tupuna or ancestors. Have a look at the artworks we have completed so far.
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Your art work is STUNNING Room 6, I love corrugated card for it's interesting texture - a big YAY to you and Ms Y. It's so cool to look at your art work online.
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