... South Pacific Australia Aotearoa/New Zealand nationalist mythology Indigenous art ...

... that had become their main enterprise. Aotearoa/New Zealand artist Colin McCahon saw local landscape as a site of human desolation. While several artists remained committed to modernist internationalism, others insisted on the universality of local, Antipodean values. Indigenous art and culture asserted...

... Drawing on North American Haida artist Bill Reil’s The Spirit of Haida Gwaii , Aotearoa/New Zealand poet Robert Sullivan’s Star Waka , and Pangso no Tau writer Syaman Rapongan’s Eyes of the Sky as anchor texts, this chapter demonstrates how Indigenous cultural production from the Pacific...

... comparison translingual Spanish empire Drawing on North American Haida artist Bill Reil’s The Spirit of Haida Gwaii , Aotearoa/New Zealand poet Robert Sullivan’s Star Waka , and Pangso no Tau writer Syaman Rapongan’s Eyes of the Sky as anchor texts, this chapter demonstrates how Indigenous...

.... Australian artists such as Arthur Boyd, Albert Tucker, and Sidney Nolan processed the war by absorbing its effects as resonances within the mythologizing of Australian experience that had become their main enterprise. Aotearoa/New Zealand artist Colin McCahon saw local landscape as a site of human desolation...

... stories from Tahiti, Aotearoa, and Guåhan by Ra'i Chaze, Witi Ihimaera, and Craig Santos Perez, this chapter analyzes what new solidarities may be forged in times of multispecies societies' collapse. Drawing from Ma'ohi cosmogonic stories, the ancestral koru motif in Maori tattoo, and CHamoru mourning...

.... It then shows how the divisions between populations produced by colonial governmental rationalities have continued to inform the segmentations of populations within settler-colonial contexts in Australia and Aotearoa/New Zealand. It concludes by examining the limits of the liberal problematics of governing...

... This chapter investigates the connections between collecting, ordering, and governing in Aotearoa/New Zealand through four distinctive, overlapping collections. Organized around “the Maori as he was,” a concept that referenced the preservation of ancient pre-European Māori life, this notion...