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Dancing in your head: episode 28 - Sonya Waters

Sonya stands amongst towering pine trees
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你就是自己的家园

Kristen 在 Camp a Low Hum 的户外舞台上。她手里举着一个写着 “Homeland” 的牌子，身后是绵延的山林。

YOU ARE YOUR OWN HOMELAND

Kristen is on an outdoor stage at Camp a Low Hum. The bush is behind her as she holds up a sign that reads Homeland
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Dancing in your head: episode 27 - Future Jaw-Clap - The Braille Collective

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From The Archives: a tour of art as process

a big drawing of tiny things - hundreds of tiny pūoro mass into texture - all drawn by Ruby
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Making Waves - Ioana Gordon-Smith on Edith Amituanai

A kid on their bike by the train tracks. The kid is holding a phone and tweaking some knobs on some audio gear mounted on the handle bars. There are two huge siren speakers hanging off the front of the bars.
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Tāwhirimātea - Carrier

a satellite image of storm clouds forming on planet Earth
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EMERGENCE GROUP EXPERIMENT #1 - Jeremy Coubrough

A group of four people are sitting on old fashioned school chairs. They are sitting closely together and are all facing the same direction. They are not sitting in a straight line, but in a sloght curve so that they are clearly working together. They have their back to us so it is unclear what they are doing, but one head is turned in way that we can see that they are playing a bottle.
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Dancing in your head: episode 26 - Hyperculte

Two people are in a forest at dusk. One is standing, the other is reclining on rocks and moss. There is a large sleeping dog between the both. They are both facing a round portal that has opened amongst the trees. There world through the portal is pure abstraction.
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"In a dream world, I get the experience of everyone else" - Sam Morgan

Three Pātiki designs with rauru spirals in the middle. Pātiki (flounder fish) representing manaakitanga (hospitality) and rauru representing a journey into, and out of the centre
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