The Pacific Sisters is a collective of Pacific and Māori fashion designers, artists, performers, and musicians that electrified 1990s Auckland.

 

The group began on the fringes, but their ground-breaking style and performances brought the urban lives of a New Zealand–born Pacific generation into the mainstream spotlight.

 

The Pacific Sisters include ground-breaking artists Lisa Reihana, Rosanna Raymond,, Suzanne Tamaki, Selina Haami, Niwhai Tupaea, Henry Ah-Foo Taripo, Jaunnie ‘Ilolahia and Ani O’Neill Feeonaa Wall-Clifton.

 

This morning we join the Pacific Sisters in Muriwai where they are holding a wananga  creaating a new film connect to their new collection of aitu/avator at Auckland Museum. To find out what ground braking work they’re creating in Muriwai

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