An ocean of tears : decentreing institutional marginalisation of Pacific arts agency : an exegesis submitted to Auckland University of Technology in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Philosophy 2017 / Louise Tu'u ; supervisors: Amanda Yates, Christopher Braddock.

This exegesis explores three key projects that form part of my recent performative practice: An Anthem of Hope, Screenshot and the upcoming Magdalena of Mangere in which group dynamics-which bring people together in spaces of difficulty, resistance, embarrassment, game-playing or distance-are explor...

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Main Author: Tu'u, Louise (Author)
Corporate Author: Auckland University of Technology. School of Art and Design
Format: Ethesis
Language:English
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520 8 |a Author supplied keywords: Pasifika performance; Fa'alavelave; Wroughting; Female body; Institutional critique; Fiapoto; Fa'amatala; Faitatala; Physics Room; Mangere Arts Centre; Papakura Art Gallery; South Auckland; Epeli Hau'ofa; Auckland; Civic participation. 
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