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WHANGAREI Photo credit: Minette Hanekom SCULPTURE 16. Waka and wave, Hihiaua Peninsula AND ART 1. TE KÄKANO
Te Käkano (The Seed) is an architectural sculpture in the shape of a koru using all the elements of Hundertwasser’s style. It has been created to give builders and artists the opportunity to adapt their skills for the proposed construction of the Hundertwasser Art Centre (HAC) with Wairau Mäori Art Gallery. The HAC will be 100 times the size of Te Käkano and building is planned to commence in 2018. This art centre will be the last authentic Hundertwasser construction in the world. The current Northland Harbour Board Building (the white/green building behind Te Käkano) at the Town Basin will be transformed into an artwork on a grand scale. The HAC will contain two world class galleries: The Hundertwasser Gallery and the Wairau Mäori Art Whangarei i-SITE Visitor Centre Gallery. The Hundertwasser Gallery will house Tarewa Park, 92 Otaika Road, Whangarei 50 original Hundertwasser works, one of only two Tel 64 9 438 1079 such galleries in the world. The Wairau Mäori Art [email protected] Gallery will be the world’s first and only art gallery Te Manawa The Hub Information Centre dedicated solely to Contemporary Maori Art. Town Basin, 91 Dent St, Whangarei Tel 64 9 430 1188 [email protected] www.WhangareiNZ.com www.wdc.govt.nz WHANGAREI SCULPTURE AND ART
Come on a journey to discover Whangarei, through the heart and creativity of its artists. Many of these public works are a response from the artists to Whangarei – the place and the people, the history and the environment. All, in their own unique way, are celebrations of the people that enjoy living in the Whangarei District. Explore the public art installations across our City. As you visit each one you will also discover how our environment has inspired and interacted with the artists to produce unique work. From the soaring entranceway sculpture on State Highway One at the doorstep to the city to the sculpture walk at the Town Basin, to the Millennium Timeline in Cameron Street Mall, to the grand Aurere, Waka and Wave at Hihiaua Peninsula to the intimate little Volunteer bronze in the Mall, each celebrates life in this special place.
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17. NORTHLAND SAILS 26. VOLUNTEER SCULPTURE SH1, Whangarei Cameron Street Mall Chris Carey and Justine Murfitt, 2002, Copper, steel and Peter Yeates, 2004. Bronze, ceramic. Marking the year of stone. Based on the sails of the ocean-going waka that the volunteer, this work features 12 individuals waving to the brought the first people to New Zealand. The sail is a Whangarei community. universal metaphor for the historical connections with the sea. The sails’ construction, alludes to the richness and inter- 27. THE CENOTAPH 20. Whangarei Library Pou: 21. Whangarei – Our Place Tapestry twining of two cultures. Laurie Hall Park Nga Kete o Te Wananga Forum North, Rust Ave 18. WELCOME TO TAI TOKERAU Unknown Italian sculptor, 1923. Marble, granite. The Tarewa Park, Otaika Road Cenotaph is a memorial to those who died in World War I. Their names are engraved into the granite plinth and the 30. TE KOROWAI O PAPATUANUKU Concept Designer, Chris Carey. Artwork: BJ Ewen, Rustic Twist, Vee Almark, Sandra Storey. Etched glass, formed wreath held in the left hand implies honour to the war dead. Mt Parihaka summit, Memorial Drive copper, tile mural, steel gates and landscaped gardens. The first ANZAC Day service held at the memorial was on A special carved kohatu (rock) at the Parihaka lookout Intertwining themes from Whangarei’s flora and landscapes April 23rd 1923. summit represents the mauri (life essence) of the mountain, inspiring the visitor to explore Tai Tokerau. 28. QUARRY ARTS CENTRE RUSTIC RAMBLE inspiring a sense of gravity and significance to the lookout. 19. ARCH IN THE PARK Selwyn Avenue 31. WORLD WAR II MEMORIAL Tarewa Park, Otaika Road Various artists. The Rust Ramble is an outdoor extension Mt Parihaka summit, Memorial Drive Rodney Brown, Janet Holfrigter and local children in 1991. of the Yvonne Rust Gallery. With remains from the original R.B. Finch, 1957. Stainless steel, pre-cast concrete. This Ceramic tile mosaic over concrete. This bright and cheerful Waldron’s Quarry, unique garden lawns, unusual buildings obelisk is located at the summit of Mt Parihaka and is an arch, with a myriad of wonderful and colourful glazed images, and an ambient waterfall. important cultural, spiritual and heritage icon, a symbol spans the entry to the children’s playground at Tarewa Park. of national identity showing international achievement by 29. TE WAHAROA AND POU WHENUA New Zealanders and the contribution of servicemen and 20. WHANGAREI LIBRARY POU Otangarei Reserve servicewomen to gain the freedom of others. Forum North. Rust Ave Master carver, Shane Whatarau and his students from Te 32. NORTHLAND TAPESTRY Ten carved pou (carved poles) representing many of the Wananga o Aotearoa, 2004. Wood, mixed media. Te Waharoa Whangarei Airport, Onerahi cultures that enrich Whangarei can be seen at the entrance to and Pou Whenua create an impressive carved archway at the the Whangarei Library. Five of the poles were carved by, and Elizabeth Alexander. The common thread that unites the entrance to Otangarei Reserve. Te Waharoa represents the ping hop represent, Maori. In what is believed to be a world first, the THREE MILE BUSH ROAD peopleS of SWhangareiTATION ROAD and Northland is the journey, by waka, elders who have passed on, those who are still here and the Koropupu plane, boat or bird, that has led one and all to this place. We rest have been carved or decorated by other cultural groups, Sports Park SH1 Hikurangi children who will be the future. are linkedLake together, Waro colourful and woven into a unique land. including the Celtic Pou, the Korean Pou and the Dalamation b AD Kamo CORKS RO a
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R Park A btropic Primecare H s su al W geou Graeme North, 1981. From the artist: “The work. . . depicts or ardens KENSING Mairtown g g RUSS TON A E VENUE L L D R A O O A R many faces (or facets) of humanity, past, present and future, D L N IL IX M Pa O taua N N orth D S A TR suspended on a platform by delicate strands of life blood from Whangarei O E R E T O Quarry Gardens M A inte K D rn A ational award O w the supporting structure, which simultaneously represents R in Coronation LL nin mo I g reserve unt M VE ai Reserve RI n D b the Earth, Earth’s fragile ecology, human technology and the EA ul native bus ik AT autif h & in s H Mair be nsive remnant g ft Park exte s cra E i settlemen cosmos.” arts & V Parihaka aor t I R M D f o Quarry Arts S Scenic Reserve L IL Centre H N Mt Parihaka S R T azing E E E am 23. UNTITLED (THE FORUM NORTH ARCH) LW 28 T E Y S TR lookout N E S ne r A W K sto ock Kiwi North V N 30 e s E A m NU B Hatea li Kiwi House, Museum, Heritage Park E Whitecross River Walk pa Forum North, Rust Ave nora & Barge Park Showgrounds o mic vi f the ews SH1 31 city & R e pool h U E av ar S IV w bou Rua Paul, 1981. Concrete. The Forum North Arch is a four T D DR r A EN A 20 V T E C T E E S HA N N TR IVE T U 27 E DR R E E S to e A T Abbey metre high archway spanning the path at the southern L l L L l I A g i H V n E i Caves v N N p R U 24 p a E E STR o entrance to Forum North. The inside of the arch displays g T R EET h S TE r E WA S a MA W see, pla d UNU at, y, ROA e h Maori motifs. D 25 Town and s op! p T y cbd WALTON S oo wa D Hospital NU ROAD L alk OA MAU a w ible R Police te p cess ES AD a loo ac AV Maunu 14 RO Statiton Basin H ir C A e a E Y REW m ch IV E 24. NOMEN D TA rs o l R B A g e 26 s e D B row e A O e h L R A t w w I
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