Tamawhariua
63 Carver: James Tapeata Medium: Traditional Maori Carving Commissioned: 2016 A joint project between the Western Bay of Plenty District Council and Katikati Open-Air Art. This traditional carving is…
63 Carver: James Tapeata Medium: Traditional Maori Carving Commissioned: 2016 A joint project between the Western Bay of Plenty District Council and Katikati Open-Air Art. This traditional carving is…
74 Artist: Crystal Barbre Year: 2019 The Wharawhara catchment, just south of Katikati, was the southern limit of kauri logging in New Zealand. Bullocks were used to haul kauri logs…
73 Artist: Marcel Zwezerynen Year: 2017 This was an entry in the NZ Mural Contest and Arts Festival 2017 where the theme was “The future is our Children”. As we…
72 Artist: Chris Pointon Year: 2017 This piece was an entry in the 2017 NZ Mural Contest and Arts Festival Sculpture Competition, the theme for the festival was “Children are…
71 Artist: Shane Walker Year: 2017 Shane entered this mural in the 2017 NZ Mural Contest and Arts Festival. Fortunately it was purchased and donated back to the community so…
70 Artist: John Ferguson Year: 2017 Winner of the themed sculpture competition from the NZ Mural Contest and Arts Festival 2017. The theme was “Children are our future”. The title…
69 Artist: Kerry and Jack Nicholson Year: 2017 Winner of the NZ Mural Contest and Arts Festival 2017. The future of mankind will be made by our children. 100 children…
68 Artist: Shane Walker, Mount Maunganui Year: 2017 The 2015 NZ Mural Contest was won by Shane Walker, this is his interpretation of the theme “Nga Taonga o Aotearoa –…
67 Artist: Graham Hoete, Mr G, Tauranga Year: 2017 This mural was painted by Graham Hoete, known as Mr G. It depicts local Taonga (treasure) Mable Wharekawa-Burt who was made…
66 Artist: Todd Uttinger Poet: Mike Subritzky Artist: Steve Graveson, Waihi Year: 2016 As part of the communities WW1 celebrations this installation is based around the poem of Mike Subritzky, New…