Mataaho Collective is a collaboration between four Māori artists who have worked together since 2012: Erena Arapere-Baker, Sarah Hudson, Bridget Reweti, and Dr. Terri Te Tau.
They describe their work as having single authorship and a ‘four-brain, eight-hand’ approach.
The collective is best known for their large-scale installations, which often combine traditional weaving techniques and modern industrial materials.
In 2021, the Mataaho Collective received the Walters Prize, New Zealand’s most prestigious prize for contemporary art.
They were invited to present in the International Exhibition of the 2024 Venice Biennale.
Other major exhibitions they have participated in include the Gwangju Biennale (2023), the Biennial of Sydney (2022), and documenta 14 (2017).

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