Ngā Taonga Tuku Iho #3: Tukuna Kia Rere

About this episode:
In this episode, Khali meets up with Maimoa Toataua-Wallace, a staff member at Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision. Ngā Taonga is home of audiovisual archiving in Aotearoa. Movies, sound recordings, home videos, television, songs, anything to do with the audiovisual world, you can probably find it here!
Maimoa shows Khali around the vaults in Motutawa, before they head back in to town to watch a couple of taonga on the big screen.
Maimoa and Khali reflect on all of the mātauranga in the collections, and the significance to te ao Māori. How these taonga might be used to guide our understanding of our world, how they might be used for the revival of te reo Māori. They share their dreams for the future of audiovisual archiving.
“Mā te taonga kē e whakaako, e whakapuawai hoki i ngā korero o neherā tae noa ki ēnei wā. Nō roto mai i ngā taonga kē te whakarauoratanga, ko tā tātou, he whakamahia i ēnei rauemi, mō ngā reanga e heke mai nei mō ngā reanga e tu mai nei hoki, e ako ana mā te iwi. Koira pea tetahi o ngā āhuatanga hei whakarauora i te reo puta noa i te motu.” - Maimoa Toataua-Wallace
About the series:
For a long time, museums and archival institutions have been a place where our taonga have been locked away; disconnected from the places and people whose stories they tell. Often they are hidden away in private and public connections, slowly trying to find the right home again.
And here we are, often desperate to have a relationship with these taonga, with our kōrero tuku iho. But the world of museums and archives isn’t easy to navigate, and sometimes accessing our mātauranga Māori can feel impossible.
Ngā Taonga Tuku Iho is a five-part series looking at the relationships we have as Māori with our taonga today, and with the practice of archiving. How can we gain access to our taonga, how can we breathe new life in these connections, and what do we dream of for the future of taonga care?
This series is directed and produced by Kahu Kutia, and hosted by storyteller and pūoro practitioner Khali Meari.
More info: tepapa.nz/NgaT...

[@SasJ64]

Mauri ora Maimoa - tautoko your kōrero about access! Great mahi Kahu - as always.

[@pikiaerueti9364]

Me mihi ki a TVNZ me ngā rātou kāmera

[@taniatehae1912]

Chur neat alright