Te Wāhi Toi/The Arts Place exists to connect the creative community of Queenstown and Wānaka with audiences, students, teachers, spaces and each other. We are a not-for-profit organisation powered by Three Lakes Cultural Trust and inspired by local arts and culture.
Join Kai Tahu artist Steve Solomon and whānau for two days of live Toi Māori. Experience wood and stone mahi, with insight into the stories, skills and traditions behind the work. Steve is a contemporary Māori artist whose work features throughout Murihiku and beyond, blending traditional whakairo with modern materials and design.
Tawhiri and Bayden Solomon continue the Solomon whānau tradition in Toi Māori.
The space will be open Friday, 10 July, and Saturday, 11 July, to watch the mahi as it unfolds and kōrero with the artists.
Steve Solomon Down South Whakairo:
https://www.facebook.com/ Steve-Solomon-Down-South- Whakairo-544915568983266/
Tawhiri (Chip) Solomon:
https://www.facebook.com/ tawhiri.solomon
https://www.instagram.com/ chip_solomon_downsouth/
Bayden Solomon:
https://www.instagram.com/ bayden_solomon_downsouth/
Event dates & times
Fri, 10 Jul
10:00 am - 3:00 pm
Sat, 11 Jul
10:00 am - 3:00 pm
Location
Country Lane - The Assembly Room
26 Hansen Road, Frankton, Queenstown 9300
Price & Bookings
Free
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