Creativity in the Bay of Plenty – Moone
Singer, performer, songwriter, Moone, Marama Rice, was born and raised in Wellington but spent many school holidays with her grandparents who lived in the Bay of Plenty.
Singer, performer, songwriter, Moone, Marama Rice, was born and raised in Wellington but spent many school holidays with her grandparents who lived in the Bay of Plenty.
Kinsa Hays is an award-winning author and poet. She’s also an artist.
Most of her life was spent in Uzbekistan (which was part of the Soviet Union at that time) but a move to New Zealand in 2003 expanded Natalya Doudell’s horizons and imagination.
Alicia Beech has always loved art and for as long as she can remember, has been drawing, colouring, painting and creating.
Emma Prill is a Bay of Plenty artist well known for her vibrant and original Flower Garden works which featured in last year’s Garden and Art Festival and are familiar to many from café walls and galleries.
Working in an industrial building on the edge of the Waikareao walkway, Jo spends her day amongst sheets of coloured glass, bags of plaster and silica flour, pots of powder, chunks of wax, three kilns, a gas torch and lots of multi-coloured glass rods!
Linda Inglis is a contemporary stitch artist in the Bay of Plenty who values the challenge of using thread as an art medium. Much of her work is inspired through travel and being conscious of other cultures.
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