The Art of Collaboration

The Art of Collaboration

An Interview with Artists Robin White and Ruha Fifita

It is late morning in the New Zealand town of Masterton. Dame Robin White DNZM—a painter and printmaker known for her vibrant explorations of Pacific life—settles into conversation with her longtime friend and collaborator, Tongan artist and curator Ruha Fifita.

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