Creativity Lives in Waikato
Waikato is a vibrant hub of creativity and cultural richness. Through the Creativity Lives in Waikato campaign, we look to shine a spotlight on leading examples of the diverse range of artists and creatives in our region. The exhibition is a celebration of this diversity and features 41 artists and creatives representing all 10 districts within the Waikato:

● Hamilton City
● Hauraki
● Matamata-Piako
● Ōtorohanga
● Ruapehu
● South Waikato
● Thames-Coromandel
● Waikato
● Waipā
● Waitomo

Each of the featured artists bring a unique perspective to their chosen creative field along with an important message about the benefits that engaging with creativity can bring to everyday life. Our goal with this collection, and through future iterations, is to inspire our communities to recognise and celebrate Waikato as a creative haven, a place where arts and culture thrive. Creative Waikato is proud to present you with Creativity Lives in Waikato.

The Artists featured, include: Adam Whauwhau, Adrian Worsley, Ahsin Ahsin, Alan Murphy, Arana Edwin, Bernadette Ross, Bex Stubbs, Carmel Van Der Hoeven, Claire du Bosky, Colin Gibbs, Damian Gordon & Irene Goed, Darby Tuhaka, Dessa Bluu, Elle Freestone, Fatu Feu’u, Finn Ogle & Laura Quin, Hamiora de Thierry, Hannah Kearns, Helen Parsons, Jay Pressnell, Jenny Scown, Jim Fulton & Debra Powell, John Thomson, Kat Quin, Kath Jennings, Kelly Boxell, Koroheke Robb, Louise Penberthy, Matt Coker, Matt Hicks, Nadia Solomon, Rhiannon Jackson, Rose Tuffery, Santie Cronje, Sonja McGirr-Garrett, Sue French, Taylor Griffin, Te Aroha Tauroa.

Photography that is featured on the posters by Mark Hamilton

For more information visit: https://kotahitangagallery.nz/creativity-lives-in-waikato

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