Te Awamutu Courier

Paintings, stone carving for Fling

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Paintings, prints and stone carvings come together for the annual Spring Fling Art Festival in Ka¯ whia this weekend.

The joint exhibition, hosted by the Ka¯ whia Art Group, is in its 11th year.

About 30 artists will display their work in the community hall on Jervois St.

Throughout the weekend rock carvers will be demonstrat­ing their work on the domain.

A memorial display will be held in the hall for the founder of the stone carving group, the late Lou Sherman.

This year’s fundraiser is the sale of artist-made cushions for $50, with money raised going back into the Ka¯ whia community.

During the weekend the group is running two activities for children in the community hall.

On Saturday from 11am to 1pm there is a stone painting activity and on Sunday at the same time there will be badgemakin­g.

Materials and help will be provided.

The Spring Fling Art Festival is running on Saturday and Sunday, 9am to 5pm, and Monday 9am to midday.

 ?? Photo / Supplied ?? Members of the Ka¯whia Art Group prepare for this weekend’s annual Spring Fling Art Festival.
Photo / Supplied Members of the Ka¯whia Art Group prepare for this weekend’s annual Spring Fling Art Festival.

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