Eight graphic murals, with designs focused on the Ōtāwhao settlement which was once located on the skate park site. The designs include interpretations of tools used for kūmara cultivation, ahikā (fire pits), parinuiterā kūmara rows, pekapeka, pā tuna, Mangapiko/ Manga Ohoi streams and Ngā Maunga – Kakepuku and Pirongia.
Teresa Siemonek is a local artist, who along with the Rosebank Art Centre provided the expertise and space to collaborate with teenage art students aged 11-17.
The purpose of the artwork is to enhance the library space, encourage reading for pleasure and inspire community wellbeing.
This art collaboration was funded by the National Library of New Zealand and was initiated by the Te Awamutu Library.
This artwork hangs in the Te Awamutu Library.
The mural was commissioned to beautify the Cambridge Lions Club miniature trains storage shed on the Leamington Domain.
It depicts native flora and fauna with forms painted on thin plywood and affixed to painted wooden and brick walls.
Artist Janie Neal lives in Pirongia and has completed a number of public art works around the Waipā.
Design depicting different types of iconography relating to the Museum.
Jeremy is a well known local artist who has a number of murals around the Waikato region.
