“Straight strains had been at all times admired in monomono, however generally in life we go sideways. Whereas we attempt to stroll straight and do our greatest, the character of life signifies that issues are hardly ever straight and linear”, says Ane.
Ane’s work will be seen at her exhibition at Toi Pōneke Arts Centre, and offers audiences an perception into her design-thinking and making course of. On show will probably be eight monomono pani, designed in reflection on the cornerstones of Ane’s life; residence, household, Christ, and celebrating Tongan tradition.
Her exhibition ‘Making Monomono’ runs from 13 August to 9 September, with the opening on Sunday 14 August at 11am.
Guests are additionally invited to attend ‘Making with Ane’ classes, each Wednesday from 17 to 31 August, between 11am-12pm, the place she demonstrates making monomono pani. She will probably be joined by members of her household and curator Rachel Yates.
Toi Pōneke Arts Centre is a inventive house the place the town’s artwork communities work together, produce modern works, train, and exhibit within the coronary heart of Wellington. Go to ToiPoneke.nz for exhibition and public programme particulars.
