Te Rangimoaho Iti (Māori Artist and Activist) - ALTBAYS Table Talk #259

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What is the importance of Māori activism in Aotearoa New Zealand nowadays? Te Rangimoaho Iti is a Māori artist and activist, grandson of Tame Iti. Te Rangimoaho is all about crafting his photography skills and capturing the essence of culture and identity through his lenses. He comes to the ALTBAYS Table Talk to kōrero with Leo Magri and Lachie Holton from the aotearoahistory_ Instagram page. Watch it now and drop your questions!

Show 259 - Te Rangimoaho Iti (Māori Artist and Activist)

Welcome to the ALTBAYS Table Talk (feat. Lachie Holton and Leo Magri)

Te Rangimoaho, Mokopuna of Tame iti, a young Māori activist and emerging artist, hails from the vibrant community of Kura Kaupapa, where he honed his passion for creativity and advocacy.

As the former Head Boy of Whakatane High School, he demonstrated leadership and dedication to his peers and community. Alongside his studies, he developed his artistic talents, mastering the craft of photography through self-teaching, capturing the essence of culture and identity through his lens.

With a profound commitment to social justice and cultural revitalisation, Te Rangimoaho seamlessly weaves his artistic expressions with his activism, embodying the spirit of change and resilience.

Keep an eye on this rising star as he continues to make waves in the art world and the fight for indigenous rights.

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