Tivaevae or tivaivai (Cook Islands Māori: tīvaevae) in the Cook Islands, tifaifai in French Polynesia, is a form of artistic quilting traditionally done by Polynesian women. The word literally means "patches",[1] in reference to the pieces of material sewn together. The tivaevae are either made by one woman or can be created in groups of women called vainetini. The vainetini use this time together to bond, sing and catch up on village news.[1]
^ abKatherine Anne Giuffre (2009). Collective Creativity: Art and Society in the South Pacific. Ashgate Publishing, Ltd. pp. 30–. ISBN 978-1-4094-9168-2.
Tivaevae or tivaivai (Cook Islands Māori: tīvaevae) in the Cook Islands, tifaifai in French Polynesia, is a form of artistic quilting traditionally done...
was known as nana'o. A major art form peculiar to the Cook Islands is tīvaevae / tivaivai. This is needlework, specifically the making of patchwork quilts...
Manihiki, Rakahanga and Penrhyn. A major art form in the Cook Islands is tivaevae. This is, in essence, the art of handmade Island scenery patchwork quilts...
local products, such as shells, and an important practice among women is tivaevae, a type of quilting. Typical cuisine consumed in the Cook Island is fresh...
quilts with around multiple layers including the batting or insulation. Tivaevae are quilts made by Cook Island women for ceremonial occasions. Quilting...
1940, Mangaia, Cook Islands) is a Cook Islands artist, notable for her tivaevae/tivaivai, with her career making tivaivai spanning five decades. Broadbent...
young boys. At these large gatherings the boy sits on a chair draped with tīvaevae (quilts). As his hair is cut, members of the community plaster the boy...
some of the spaces in the pattern with small lengths of colored wool. Tivaevae or tifaifai – A distinct art from the Cook Islands. Watercolor quilting...
Auckland in 1991. Its starting point and its iconic motif was a Tahitian tivaevae featuring the Genesis story of the 'Dream of Joseph' or Te moemoea no Iotefa...
glitter-covered GAYTM in Ponsonby. In 2017, Paterson collaborated with Cook Islands tivaevae / tivaivai artist Tungane Broadbent in Today, Tomorrow and Yesterday, at...
planking. Behind is a typical mid 20th century home-made couch and cushions. The applique embroidery style tivaevae was introduced by the missionaries....
Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki Tonga i Onopooni (2014) – Pataka Art + Museum Tīvaevae: Out of the Glory Box (2015) – Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa...
Waitakere City Council, and as a part of Pacifica Mamas began teaching tivaevae classes in 1999. She has delivered other Pacific arts, culture and community...
Tepaeru Tereora QSM (born 1934) is a Cook Islands artist and educator. Her Tivaevae work is internationally recognised and displayed in the Museum of New Zealand...
Wikidata Q115567717. Pouarii Tanner (2018), New Pacific Standard: Using Tivaevae to Inform a New Strategic Business Model for Pacific Art and Design, Tuwhera...
Brightwell (born 1952) – master carver Tungane Broadbent (born 1940) – tivaevae / tivaivai artist Greg Broadmore (born 1972) – concept designer and sculptor...
Tuwhare) 2002 Lifestyle & Contemporary Culture Award winner - The Art of Tivaevae: Traditional Cook Islands Quilting (Lynnsay Rongokea & John Dalley) 2003...
Beckett 2002 – Lynnsay Rongokea & John Dalley (photographer), The Art of Tivaevae: Traditional Cook Islands Quilting. Godwit 2001 – Julie Biuso & Ian Batchelor...
of women] in dirt after death. Cook island women are known to weave the tivaevae, a form of textile art to adorn cushion covers and bedspreads. Women also...
the others were Rosemarie Trockel, Te Whare Puanga (recent weaving and tivaevae by Maori and Pacific Island women in Wellington) and He Tohu: The New Zealand...
Sewn in Quilts Cook Islands circa 1990 Tivaevae – Pacific quilts Tivaevae called Ina and the shark and other Tivaevae Riria Hotere & Grace Hutton, Collection...
tourist but also sold muumuu to local women. While here she was inspired by Tivaevae patterns and techniques which would feature in her later work. She would...
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