Huatoki Walkway announced as site for SCANZ water*peace art works
Huatoki walkway announced as site for SCANZ water*peace art works
The Huatoki walkway and Plaza are now reserved for SCANZ 2015:water*peace events. We are particularly pleased the New Plymouth District Council has supported our project in this way, as it means we will be able to locate creative works along the Huatoki walkway, for temporary exhibition on Sunday February 2nd 2015.
The Huatoki River is site of many stories, dating from pre-European times to industrial usages, through to the current walkway/recreational purpose. A range of site types can be offered to successful artists.
This is where the Huatoki meets the sea. This view is looking downstream. The walkway crosses above
This image captures a little better, the atmosphere of the area with the road going over the top
Looking upstream from the previous photo. This part of the Huatoki runs in front of Puke Ariki museum and Library
A slightly better view of the lower part of the landing area, which is landscaped back up to the right, until Puke Ariki Museum is reached
Looking upstream from the landing, the Huatoki again passes under a road. Beyond the pipe and through the other side you can see where the stream drops 30-60cm (1-2 feet)