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As the flagship activity of Peninsula Arts Inc., the Harbourview Sculpture Trail is produced and delivered by a committee of volunteer members and contractors. A portion of funds raised from the Harbourview Sculpture Trail activity are committed toward the sustainability… Read more ›

Expanding on the fledgling educational programme that was held at the inaugural Harbourview Sculpture Trail in 2012, the Schools Sculpture Pathway is a youth extension of the artists brief that reaches out to local schools, inviting them to participate in… Read more ›

We are working on an upcoming post grad internship with Artists Alliance focussing on arts management, place making and community engagement. Interested? Email Us and watch this space.  

Initially formed through the Te Atatu Peninsula Pop Up Shop project, the Te Atatu Peninsula Collective is the umbrella for collaborations between four distinct community organisations; Love to Live, Bike Te Atatu, Jambalaya Trust & Peninsula Arts. Each of these groups… Read more ›

by the Te Atatu Peninsula Collective Having received the opportunity to engage in a temporary pop up space on the main street of Te Atatu Peninsula, the Collective utilised the space to provide free activities, engagement and fun for the… Read more ›

by the Te Atatu Peninsula Collective Another of the collaborative projects produced by the Collective, the inaugural Great Te Atatu Photo Bomb was an open community exhibition of photography – with participants invited to submit photography that followed the open… Read more ›

The original Fly Your Flag artwork was a collaborative installation initiated by the Te Uru Learning Centre (formerly known as Lopdell House Gallery), and created by visitors to the 2014 Harbourview Sculpture Trail. Click to enlarge these images Each flag was… Read more ›

The Te Atatu Community Piano project was another combined effort by members of the Collective, with the piano being donated to the community by Jambalaya Trust & Friends and assistance in the facilitation of the project by Love to Live. Local… Read more ›