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Created on July 29, 2023
29 Drews Avenue, Whanganui 4500, New Zealand
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In 2019 eight national and international artists were invited to take part in the first street art festival in Whanganui. Although there was no set theme, they were given some historical information, and a four-day time period to paint their murals on buildings in the central downtown area. Most of the artwork reflected some aspect of Whanganui’s past or present, and this made it a more interesting display than just a set of random murals. Artists included: Cinzah, Gina Kiel, Amok Island, J Chrisohoou, Hayley Welsh, Pat Perry, Cracked Ink, Claire Foxton, Elliot Francis Stewart. 

 This is Amok Island’s contribution. He has had a lifelong fascination with nature and its history with mankind. The theme of natural exploration and conservation is a strong and constant undercurrent of Amok’s work. 

This Whanganui piece of artwork depicts the native New Zealand Pokotiwha - Fiordland crested penguin. 
Amok Island—UntitledAmok Island—Untitled
Hunted by Keren Harris.
Pictures by Keren Harris.

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CityWhanganui
CountryNew Zealand
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