view artists for save our water project ‘for love of the Mackenzie Country’
he awa reo river talk
art celebrating our rivers
Tuesday 24th November 2009
Saturday 12th December 2009
he awa reo – river talk art celebrating our rivers
Opening 5.30 Tuesday November 24th, 2009
This is the second Artists for save our water project comprising Mark Adams, Nigel Brown, Linda James,
Sally Hope, Sam Mahon, Albi McCathy, Margaret Ryley, Ramonda Te Maiharoa, Irene Schroder, Becky
Turrell, Ben Woollcombe and Jane Zusters. Sponsored by The Malvern Hills Protection Society and Alpine
Jets the artists journeyed the Waimakariri River seeking inspiration for this exhibition The artists celebrate
through their art this magnificent braided river threatened by the proposed Central Plains Water Scheme.
water show
2-4 pm Saturday, December 12th, 2009 entry by donation
Featuring Murray Rodgers author of Canterbury’s Wicked Water.
Starring singers Malcolm McNeill and Rima Te Wiata formerly known as the kelp bags, the runoff,
and paua patties
Accompanying this exhibition are the winning entries of an art competition for Canterbury
School Children.
Tuesday – Friday: 10am – 5pm
Saturday – Sunday: 12pm – 4pm
COCA 66 Gloucester St. Christchurch. New Zealand. Ph: +64 (03) 366 7261
he awa reo river talk art celebrating our rivers
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