MOKU Pacific HQ, London

20/07/2026

https://buytickets.at/temaruohinemihi/2305321
Fundraiser and Screening for Hinemihi at The Showroom Gallery in Paddington- come along!! tickets still available xx

Hinemihi: The House with the Golden Eyes Documentary Screening – The Showroom, Tue 21 Jul 2026 - Hinemihi: The House with the Golden Eyes “The Whare tupuna Hinemihi o Te Ao Tawhito saved Jim Schuster's ancestors during the Tarawera eruption of 1886 but since then she has resided in an English co...

11/05/2026

https://www.outsavvy.com/event/35649/hana-puupuu-hawaiian-knotting-workshop-with-marques-hanalei-marzan

Kia ora whānau,

Discount codes for some amazing workshops!!!

Marques Hanalei Marzan is a noted teacher and artist of various Native Hawaiian art forms and has practiced the art of hana pu‘upu‘u for the last 20 years. He believes is preserving customary practices through innovative integration into modern contexts to bring relevance into the present.What t...

11/05/2026

https://www.outsavvy.com/event/35647/papa-ulana-luhala-hawaiian-weaving-workshop

Kia ora InterIsland whānau,

Discounted codes for some amazing workshops!!!

Brooke Kahawai Holt, is a Mākaha, Oʻahu–based artisan whose work centers around contemporary jewelry alongside the ancestral practices of lauhala weaving and hulu (feather) lei making. Guided by the stories of her kūpuna and the rhythm of island life, she creates adornment that honors ʻike pas...

21/04/2026

Carl Mika: 'Wai' and it's Māori disposition.
22 April • 6:30 - 8pm
📍The Showroon Gallery, 63 Penfold St,
NW8 8PQ

'Philosopher Carl Mika addresses the challenges that the Māori term ‘wai’ - which means both ‘who’ and ‘water’ – brings for colonised realities and for Māori discussions about things in the world.

‘Wai’ asks who or what someone or something is, whilst also – unusually for Western-trained minds– establishing ‘water’ as fundamental to that question. At the same time it works vice-versa: meaning that when ‘water’ is brought to mind, the question of identity – the ‘who’ of someone or something – coexists with that thought.

Ultimately Mika challenges us to rethink our relationship with language, the world as a whole, and ourselves if we are to do full justice to the question ‘ko wai koe’: ‘who are you’?

Carl Mika is from the Tuhourangi iwi and is Professor of Māori and Indigenous Philosophies and Head of School of Aotahi: School of Māori and Indigenous Studies at the University of Canterbury. His research focuses on Indigenous metaphysics and ontologies, particularly in relation to the effects of colonisation and philosophical reductionism.'

Head over to to reserve your ticket!

02/12/2025

Dec 1st Global Flag Raising Day for West Papua.
64 years of raising the Morning Star flag.

Our solidarity banner will be up for the rest of the week, you can also pickup 'Bringing it All Back Home' a new report by with revealing how Britain is complicite in genocide and ecocide in West Papua.

The Boycott for West Papua was launched earlier this year in March. More than ninety West Papuan tribes, political organisations, religious and political groups have called for a boycott of products implicated in the Indonesian occupation.

The boycott campaign has identified a number of target brands that are provably complicit in ecocide in West Papua, please follow on how you can can get involved.

WEST PAPUA MERDEKA 🌟 FREE WEST PAPUA

06/11/2025

🐚TAU O MAI >> Journeys with Mai
FREE • Runs till 8th Feb 2026
The Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge

Here we are 29th Oct, cutting paper flowers, shells and breadfruit from the Pacific for making leis and headdresses for our offerings workshop to celebrate this new display lovingly created by .
Many many children visited our table, and spent time making beautiful pieces, some staying as long as 2 hours creating the most wonderful complex works of art, and even staff catching a few moments inbetween shifts to make a headdress.
Thankyou to everyone that joined us and all the brilliant staff from ,we will be back!!

'Experience the Polynesian concept of VĀ, the sacred connection between people, objects and place, in our vibrant new display celebrating the life of Mai – the first ever Polynesian visitor to Britain, immortalised in paint by leading British artist Sir Joshua Reynolds in the 1700s. 

Step into our gallery transformed by arts collective SaVĀge Kʻlub and immerse yourself in an explosion of colour, pattern, art and storytelling. In conversation with Reynolds’ Portrait of Mai – on loan from the National Portrait Gallery, London and Getty, LA – members of the Kʻlub from Tahiti and Aotearoa New Zealand bring together historic Polynesian objects from the Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, Cambridge and contemporary artworks.'

05/11/2025

🚨🚨 PROTEST CALL 🚨🚨
TODAY!!! 5PM
📍BP HQ, 1 St James's Square, London, SW1Y 4PD

‼️Location updated⬆️

📢Calling all our Moana/Pasifika diaspora to show up and support our West Papuan brothers and sisters🌺

'A new report is set to reveal that British corporations like BP, Barclays and Unilever are making huge profits from the ongoing destruction of West Papua’s rainforest and people.

West Papua is the worst atrocity you might never have heard of: Home to the world's largest gold mine and deforestation project, over 500,000 indigenous Papuans have been killed under Indonesian rule since a fraudulent 1969 referendum.

Join us outside BP's headquarters to protest their complicity in ongoing genocide and ecocide in West Papua.'


Head over to their account for more info about today's protest.

24/10/2025

We had a blast last night at the opening of
'Secret Maps' a brand new exhibition we contributed to at The British Library.

It was so great to see the folx weve been working alongside with for several months from and and seeing our film for the first time in its new home. It is really cool to have our small film amongst this incredible collection from all over the globe.

Thank you and congratulations to everyone from Chocolate Films and TBL that we met and worked with along the way, especially who was brilliant and so thoughtful throughout the creating process.

A special thank you to and Deb Rewiri. We appreciate all the time and aroha that you both gifted to the film, making it so much more magical than we could have imagined ✨️

Here are a few cool moments from the night. More to come >>>

The exhibition is now OPEN and runs till Jan 18 2026.
📍96 Euston Rd, London NW1 2DB

🐚Link in our bio

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