Small Niho Pendant - bronze Paula Coulthard

Small Niho Pendant - bronze Paula Coulthard19mm bronze shark Niho (tooth) pendant on a 500mm sterling silver chain Keri Mei is passionate about creating work that honours her heritage and culture. Through the making and exploration of object and jewellery art, she reflects on cultural identity, uniqueness, and diversity. Her practice seeks to foster cross cultural understanding and meaningful human connections, using the language of object and jewellery art to celebrate shared experiences

Polly Teis first tried pottery while travelling in Bali and immediately knew that she wanted to do more

He then traveled throughout the US

English Text and Illustration by Kat Quin - Nā Kat Quin ngā tuhinga reo Pākehā me ngā whakaahua

'Fleeing refugees in mind as we do this enhanced reproduction of the oil painting I made based on a black and white photograph taken with my Kodak camera

bellbirds/ korimako

Sunday April 5th: 9am-2pm⁠

Image size: 280mm x 500mm

Over the last 15 years I have pursued a range of passions including learning the history of my Iwi and tupuna

This drawing

created by visual artist and musician Wiremu Barriball

The materials she collects govern the project she makes and the techniques with which she makes them

Hooks on the back allow it to be hung with flat end up or down