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Kachmar covered this canvas with pieces of African barkcloth that he sewed together with exaggeratedly large stitches to create the sense of an aged and restituted surface, suggesting the antiquity of the Amazigh culture and its struggle to survive. The ability of the Tainui to maintain their kingship structure dating back to the 1860s and of Ngai Tahu to unite greatly contributed to their success in achieving settlements and to their early initiatives in managing assets restituted to them. These photos are a testament to the historical layering and restituted memories only a postmodern alchemist would want us to tap. |
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