Hauturu bread-pun zines

bread-pun zines

From the post-object and performance art of the late 1960s to the rich vein of Māori and Pacific performance art from the early 1990s

‘There is an honesty and a passion in this work

A book that should be in every household and school

Sometimes referred to as ‘The People’s Republic of Grey Lynn’

Hauturu bread-pun zinesA richly illustrated account of the islands diverse plants and animals, and the people behind this globally significant conservation success story Rising to the highest point in the Hauraki Gulf, Te Hauturu o Toi Little Barrier Island stands sentinel over its rare and endangered birds, plants and animals. It is home to New Zealands most diverse native bird and reptile communities, a prodigious number of seabirds and a vast array of invertebrate fauna.