");
}
else {
document.writeln("");
}
var n = (document.layers) ? 1:0
var ie = (document.all) ? 1:0
var range = "";
var styleObj = "";
var mutex = 0;
var yplace = 0;
var ymax = 0;
var ymin = 0;
var xplace = 0;
var speed = 3; //speed at which the news scrolls
var newsHeight = 100; //height of the news clipping div
var newsId = "news"; //name of the overall news div
var newsClipId = "newsClipping"; //name of the news clipping div
if (ie) {
range = "all.";
styleObj = ".style";
}
if (n) newsId = newsClipId + ".document." + newsId;
function redraw() {
// derived from Webmonkey CSS fix. Modified for use on ASMBLR, Mar 15, 2000
if (document.ASMBLR.redraw.winWidth != window.innerWidth || document.ASMBLR.redraw.winHeight != window.innerHeight) {
document.location = document.location;
}
}
function redrawInit() {
// derived from Webmonkey CSS fix. Modified for use on ASMBLR, Mar 15, 2000
if (n) {
document.ASMBLR = new Object;
document.ASMBLR.redraw = new Object;
document.ASMBLR.redraw.winWidth = window.innerWidth;
document.ASMBLR.redraw.winHeight = window.innerHeight;
window.onresize = redraw();
}
}
function shiftTo(obj, x, y) {
if (n) {
obj.moveTo(x,y);
}
else {
obj.pixelLeft = x;
obj.pixelTop = y;
}
}
function getObject(obj) {
var theObj = eval("document." + range + obj + styleObj);
return theObj;
}
function scrollUp() {
if (mutex == 1){
var theObj = getObject(newsId);
if (yplace < ymax) {
yplace = yplace + speed;
if (yplace > ymax) yplace = ymax;
shiftTo(theObj, xplace, yplace);
setTimeout("scrollUp()",25);
}
}
}
function scrollDown() {
if (mutex == 1){
var theObj = getObject(newsId);
if (yplace > ymin) {
yplace = yplace - speed;
if (yplace < ymin) yplace = ymin;
shiftTo(theObj, xplace, yplace);
setTimeout("scrollDown()",25);
}
}
}
function init() {
redrawInit();
theObj = getObject(newsId);
if (n) ymin = (theObj.clip.height - newsHeight) * -1;
else {
styleObj = "";
theObj = getObject(newsId);
ymin = (theObj.offsetHeight - newsHeight) * -1;
styleObj = ".style";
}
}
//-->
Moko, the art of nature.
Moko the art of tattooing is practiced by Maori of Aotearoa, New Zealand.
New Zealand Maori since colonisation have battled to hold onto their ancestral
pride. The Moko is a signature of their ancestry. I decided to document the,
ceremony, art, and life of the contemporary Maori Moko, not as just as a visual
reference of what Ta Moko looked like, but a true living record of Whanu,
(family), Whakapapa, (lineage), and Whakairo, (to ornament with a pattern,
art). To approach this project on a sensitive and emotional level. The meaning
of Ta Moko, as a representation of identity, for contemporary Maori in todays
world. For the Mokopuna (children) of today to follow through there heritage,
and to rediscover their identity of "self".