Oriini Kaipara's Likeness Used Without Consent

Indonesian artist Arahmaiani, a former anti-dictatorship activist, is showcasing her work at Tate Modern, focusing on themes of cultural heritage and trauma from past violence against Chinese-Indonesians. Her performance, 'Burning Country', aims to facilitate healing in the community after the unrest during Suharto's regime. In a different cultural sphere, actress Taapsee Pannu shares her Mumbai home, reflecting her personality and familial bonds, emphasizing the balance between solitude and togetherness. Meanwhile, T.C. Cannon, a significant figure in Native American art, is highlighted for his vibrant portraits that blend Indigenous culture with modern aesthetics in an upcoming exhibition. Lastly, Māori cultural lead Oriini Kaipara expresses frustration over an artist replicating her likeness without consent, underscoring ongoing issues of cultural appropriation and respect in the art world.