Pelenakeke Brown
Pelenakeke Brown is an interdisciplinary artist, curator, and writer, Pelenakeke’s practice explores the intersections between disability cultural concepts and Sāmoan cultural concepts. Her work investigates sites of knowledge, and she uses technology, writing, poetry, and performance to explore these ideas.
Everything By: Pelenakeke Brown
Pelenakeke Brown feasts on Alexa Wilson’s Rituals of Destruction and, like any discerning food critic, makes recommendations for your future dining.
Leafā Wilson, Tusiata Avia and Pelenakeke Brown speak to Bloody Woman by Lana Lopesi.
Pelenakeke Brown reviews Fala Muncher, a show centering queer Pasifika narratives which we need to see more of.
Multi-disciplinary artist Pelenakeke Brown returns to Aotearoa from New York City and shares her musings with us as a disabled, Sāmoan/Pākehā immigrant who found herself, elsewhere.
Pelenakeke Brown on the urgent and relevant work of three artists in Tempo Dance Festival.
Pelenakeke Brown and Cat Ruka, the Artistic Director of Tempo Dance Festival, discuss dance and the decolonising practise of accessing the digital realms.
