Maori arts and culture. No. 1. Carving and decoration

New Zealand, 1962

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Explains how the traditional Maori art of carving has been revived in New Zealand. Emphasises the creation of new forms in this ancient art by the use of modern materials and machines. Filmed at the Artifacts Dominion Museum, New Zealand.

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Credits

director

Ronald Bowie

co-producer

Cyril Morton

Geoffrey Scott

production company

New Zealand National Film Unit

Duration

00:29:10:00

Production places
New Zealand
Production dates
1962

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