Nadine Hura
Indigenous reclamation as creative practice. Poet, essayist, weigher of things.
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First words: If they don’t come to you, then you might have to go out and meet them
It's not procrastination, it's not science, it's something else entirely
by Nadine Hura
Jun 01, 2022
If we were logical, the future would be bleak
I felt like we needed some light relief this Wednesday - here's Lois, in a throwback from the archives :)
by Nadine Hura
May 24, 2022
Poppin' off Pānui #3 - Are we really fucked?
In which I enthusiastically share with you what I'm thinking, reading, watching, making (with a brief eulogy to a beautiful departed friend)
by Nadine Hura
May 20, 2022
The myth of 'special treatment' (how not to silence yourself)
It was like an awful, angry, bittersweet gallery of memories and stories. Never any preamble. Just a ricochet of disembodied words, unanswerable questions and occasionally a shard of poetry.
by Nadine Hura
May 17, 2022
Poppin' Off Pānui #2
In which I enthusiastically share with you what I'm thinking, reading, watching, making (with an invitation to kaituhi Māori)
by Nadine Hura
May 14, 2022
Treasures passed down
Whaea Betz made us think about the things we inherited, and the things we didn’t. It’s difficult to pass on something you did not yourself receive.
by Nadine Hura
May 08, 2022
