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The project hypothesizes that experiences of Samoanness are spatially embedded – in landscapes, journeys, and multiple localities. They are also simultaneously, yet temporally, negotiated – through memories, narratives, and genealogies.
The project hypothesizes that experiences of Samoanness are spatially embedded - in landscapes, journeys, and multiple localities. They are also simultaneously, yet temporally, negotiated - through memories, narratives, and genealogies.
Research Assistant Annika Sippel presents an overview of the Sāmoan Multiplicities project so far, and considers some of the avenues in which our own collections can engage with ideas of Sāmoan Multiplicities.
As part of the Sāmoan Multiplicities research project, Research Assistant Annika Sung curated an exhibition at The New Zealand Portrait Gallery using Te Papa’s historical photography collection and the works of contemporary artists.
