Robyn Kahukiwa

Since the early 1970s, Robyn Kahukiwa has explored questions of heritage, identity, and sovereignty central to the Māori experience and relevant to Indigenous people internationally. Best known as a painter, she has also produced prints, drawings, and sculpture. Her practice ranges across diverse subjects, including colonialism and the dispossession of Indigenous people, blood-ties and motherhood, customs and pūrākau. She exhibits regularly and has works in collections all over the world.