“She had a Māori woman, but she wasn't a Māori artist, you didn't meet the criteria.'
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enned: “First of all, pronounce Māori properly before you appropriate our culture for monetary benefit. A separate individual chimed in: “Can’t even say Māori and want to profit off painting our culture, how cringe.”, a senior lecturer at Massey University, incidents where white-identifying individuals appropriate spaces curated for marginalized communities, such Māori people in New Zealand, often occur.
“There are legitimate questions as to whether such work should be given time and space now and if an exhibition such as this necessarily endorses or excuses such attitudes.
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