Another mural from Whangarei, this one is painted with a tribute to Hundertwusser and created by Tutukaka artist Carolyn Radford. Located in James Street it gives a nod to the Hundertwusser/Wairau Maori Arts Centre Project and the actual art centre has been quite a feat to complete. It hosts exhibitions, learning and special events - you can read more about it here.
Linking up with Mural Monday.
14 comments:
Another great mural. The Maori arts centre sounds like an interesting place to visit
I would enjoy a visit to that centre. I like the mural.
...I hope that Hundertwasser's future is as bright as this mural!
Colorful and creative mural ~ great shot too! Xo
Wishing you a happy day ~
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What a fantastic mural.
That is outstanding.
The name Hundertwasser was familiar but I knew nothing about him, so I just read a brief biography. What an interesting life! I had no idea he was part of the culture in New Zealand, as well as various European countries. Thank you for introducing me.
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This is a wonderful mural. I like how the artist has used colours and lines to feature expressions..
This painting in hundertwasser style is beautiful and surprising in front of a Maori center. But it's good when the culture circulates and allows exchanges and also reinterpretations
Brilliant mural, love all the colours and shapes. I've seen a Hundertwasser mural in Lisbon.
Thanks for participating in Monday Murals Amy.
This is lovely!
That's a great mural.
So creative.
I could just use one sentence to comment on all your posts: "This really makes me wish I could visit." Hunterwasser Center is a wonderful idea -- your photo is beautiful and I looked at the link to learn more. thanks for both.
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