Indigenous Australian body art, such as tattoos and intentional scarring may help to unravel mysteries about where certain groups traveled in the past, what their values and rituals were, and how ...

—- TYSON’S NEW FACE ART Significance: Inspired by Maori body art practiced by the New Zealand people. Warriors wore them to appear fearsome to foes.

Adam Gifford reviews a survey of Maori art 20 years in the making. A meandering, ever-changing river is the analogy Rangihiroa Panoho uses for his overview of Maori art. The river in question ...

A New Zealand tattoo artist Hirini Katene has had a video of a client's Maori tattoo covering his back, buttocks and leg removed from Facebook after they claimed it breached their community standards.

NOT only students of Maori ethnography, but those who are interested in artistic technology, will heartily congratulate Mr. A. Hamilton on the completion of his great work on “Maori Art ...

Body art is practiced in all world cultures. Here, a survey of designs from Maori facial engravings to prison tattoos to gay pride ink.

Centre for Independent Studies’ Warren Mundine discusses the “brain explosion” of a Maori artist in New Zealand who placed the country's flag on an art gallery ground with the words ...

This exhibition is as much about Māori identity as it is about Māori body art. Captain James Cook in 1769 famously described the tā moko: “The marks in general are spirals drawn with great ...