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.
Exhibition opening: Thursday 22 August, 5pm | MANAAKI NUI | Free
Lyle Penisula was selected Mīharo Murihiku Trust’s annual Senior Artist exhibition for 2024.
Penisula has long explored ideas of cultural identity alongside his late father, well known Southland-based Samoan carver Johnny Penisula. Lyle's own work is influenced by his Samoan heritage including his faith. He was ordained into pastoral ministry in 2001.
Image: Lyle Penisula, Crucifixation,2024, Acrylic on loose canvas (detail)
Event dates & times
Thu, 22 Aug
Fri, 23 Aug
Sat, 24 Aug
Sun, 25 Aug
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Location
Te Atamira, Remarkables Park
12 Hawthorne Drive, Queenstown 9300
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Free
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