Richard Green, a talented Māori artist, shares his journey of reconnecting with his cultural heritage through art and aims to challenge the stigma around struggling artists. Discover how his participation
Ehara taku toa i te toa takitahi, engari he toa takitini – the success of our team is not that of an individual but that of a collective, we are all one whānau in this together
My name is Bonnie and I am 9
years old.
I have liked art for quite a while.
Before I started school I did about anhour of art every day.
I recently lost my sister Mina who took her own life, she was only 21 years old. She was my best friend and the only
person I could truly talk to. I still have so many things to say, share, and ask … and now I can’t.
Photos by Anita Ruggle Photography is one of my many hobbies, it makes me look at things in a different way; it’s a great way for me to relax. ‘Smokey
Richard Green, a talented Māori artist, shares his journey of reconnecting with his cultural heritage
Ehara taku toa i te toa takitahi, engari he toa takitini – the success of our team is not that of an individual but that of a collective, we are all one whānau in this together
My name is Bonnie and I am 9
years old.
I have liked art for quite a while.
Before I started school I did about anhour of art every day.
I recently lost my sister Mina who took her own life, she was only 21 years old. She was my best friend and the only
person I could truly talk to. I still have so many things to say, share, and ask … and now I can’t.
Photos by Anita Ruggle Photography is one of my many hobbies, it makes me look
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