10TOI

Year 10 Toi Māori (Māori Art)

Course Description

In Year 10 Toi Māori, students will explore and investigate the cultural significance of Māori art forms in both traditional and contemporary settings. Students will continue to learn about the appropriate use of Māori designs, symbols and patterns, using a range of materials to create both 2D and 3D artworks.

The Year 10 Toi programme interweaves daily cultural practices such as taumata (Karakia/ngā kupu a ngā Tūpuna/mihimihi/Waiata) and fosters the values of whanaungatanga - others, whakaiti - humility and manaakitanga - respect.

‘Kia whakatōmuri te haere ki mua’ to walk into the future our eyes must be fixed on the past.

Learning Opportunities

In this course you will need to:

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Tikanga when working in a Toi Māori space and when using different taonga/materials. (Uku/clay, harakeke/flax, rakau/wood)	Elements of Māori Art and design from a Mātauranga Māori perspective (traditions).
Practical skills to be able to create works of art.	Develop an awareness of how their work reflects and transmits Māori ideas.
2D - drawing, painting, printmaking.	How contemporary design expresses Māori ideas about the world.
3D - working with uku/clay, harakeke/muka, feathers, rakau/wood.
Artist study investigation

Year 10 Māori

Resources Required

A4 Visual diary
Pencils (HB,2B,6B) erasers,
A3 Drawing Wallet

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Mount Maunganui, NZ