Toi Maori brings contemporary Maori Art Market to Wellington

The Toi Maori Art Market showpiece of contemporary Maori visual art is returning to Wellington City in early November and will be staged across two waterfront venues at Te Papa and the TSB Event Centr

Waka Celebrations for Waitangi

The Dreamtime Connection | Te Hononga Moemoea

Te Hononga Moemoea is the first step in establishing a Trans-Tasman music exchange between the indigenous Maori music community of New Zealand and the indigenous music community of Australia.

Maori Art Forms being shared with Parisians

In celebration of the successful partnership between Maori communities of New Zealand and the peoples of the French Republic – traditional Maori art practises and customs are on show at de musée du qu

Contemporary Maori Arts

Contemporary Maori art from more than 200 Maori painters, clay and glass workers, carvers, jewellers, ta moko, musicians, story-tellers and film-makers is on display at the MAORI ART MARKet.

Leiden Waka Shelter

Leiden Waka Shelter set for Ceremonial Opening on 11 August 2011.

Waka Taua destined on Thames River

Toi Maoris’ waka taua Te Hono ki Aotearoa based at the Museum Volkenkunde in Leiden, Holland has been invited to participate in the City of London Festival on the 1st July 2011 on the Thames River wit

Waitangi Waka Pageant 2011

The brisk waters of the Bay of Islands (Te Pewhairangi) will once again be hosting ceremonial wak

Maori art scoops World Art Market awards

Maori art has dominated the awards ceremony at the inaugural World Indigenous Art Market (WAM!)

Pao Pao Pao 2010

Toi Maori Aotearoa is proud to announce an exciting line-up of Maori musicians to play at Pao Pao

Maori literature comes alive

On The Bus, an Auahi Kore (Smoke Free) tour by contemporary Maori writers and s

World-class Maori musicians unite for one spectacular show

PAO PAO PAO, on 2 November at Wellingto