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This painting was the basis for the large scale work on canvas in Te RONGO. The pattern forming the name on the right refers to unique meetinghouse designs from Wairaka’s Mataatua rohe

From Dr Rangihiroa Panoho

  1. He Waiata: 'Chorus', 2026, Te RONGO exhibition by Dr  Rangihiroa Panoho, Image 1.

    He Waiata: 'Chorus', 2026, Te RONGO exhibition

    frottage: broadband cover Morningside Road and assorted local native plants and objects, graphite pencil on cotton paper

    645 x 500 in

  2. BOY, [Ka mauru te ngē. Ka whakarongo ia ki te ngaru tūātea 'when the noise subsides he hears the crashing wave'] 2026 by Dr  Rangihiroa Panoho, Image 1.

    BOY, [Ka mauru te ngē. Ka whakarongo ia ki te ngaru tūātea 'when the noise subsides he hears the crashing wave'] 2026

    Built up painted acrylic and screened water-based inks on heavily prepared board

    980 x 1010 in

  3. V, ‘Flows to the Sea’, 2026, Te Rongo exhibition by Dr  Rangihiroa Panoho, Image 1.

    V, ‘Flows to the Sea’, 2026, Te Rongo exhibition

    frottage: graphite pencil on paper

    645 x 500 in

  4. Maunga by Dr  Rangihiroa Panoho, Image 1.

    Maunga

    acrylic, gold leaf and varnish on prepared and cut out plywood and kauri veneer

  5. Ngākau by Dr  Rangihiroa Panoho, Image 1.

    Ngākau

    Guilded carved, fretworked, plywood and kauri veneer

    450 x 500 x 75 in

  6. Taki Toru by Dr  Rangihiroa Panoho, Image 1.

    Taki Toru

    acrylic paint and ink printed and painted on cotton paper

    1000 x 700 in

  7. Puhi7 by Dr  Rangihiroa Panoho, Image 1.

    Puhi7

    Acrylic print on cotton paper

    700 x 1000 in

  8. Plants That Tell Stories by Dr  Rangihiroa Panoho, Image 1.

    Plants That Tell Stories

    Acrylic print and painting on cotton paper

    1000 x 700 in