Today on your bFM Breakfast: Rob's attempted hexes fail to _completely_ take over the show; Ximena saves the day and the microphone; Rob talks sea monsters and sirens; Paul Oremland talks to us about his new film, 100 Men, and how it turns private history into public snapshot; Penelope Noir returns early to discuss an NZIFF doco on her specialist subject; and Sarah plays more records from the 70s than she'd usually be allowed.
This week, Taarati Taiaroa spoke with us about Toi Tū Toi Ora: Contemporary Māori Art, the largest exhibition in Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki's 132 year history. Taarati, assistant curator of Māori art at AAG, discussed the exhibition's development and conceptual propositions. Later on we had a conversation with Natasha Ratuva and Hōhua Ropate Kurene about Inside the wave are ocean bodies, their exhibition on Tautai Contemporary Pacific Arts Trust's Moana Wall.
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