We need to talk about Gauguin with Rosanna Raymond 

The talk explores and reveals the many layers within Gauguin’s World: Tona Iho, Tona Ao while dancing in the provocation; did Tahiti and the Marquesas Islands make Gauguin or did Gauguin make Tahiti and the Marquesas?
Focusing on the perspectives of Tangata Moana, Rosanna connects a world of experiences through the peoples who have lived under the mantle of Gauguin.
Sistar S’pacific, aka Rosanna Raymond, is an innovator of the contemporary Pasifika art scene as a long-standing member of the art collective the Pacific Sisters, and the founding member of the SaVĀge K’lub. Raymond has achieved international renown for her performances, installations, body adornment, and spoken word. A published writer and poet, her works are held by museums and private collectors throughout the UK, USA, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. In 2018 Raymond was awarded the CNZ Pacific Senior Artist acknowledging her contribution to the arts, a former Chester Dale Fellow at the Metropolitan Museum of Art of New York City and this year appointed as a Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit in recognition of her services to Pacific Arts.