Lissy Robinson-Cole

Lissy Robinson-Cole

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Lissy Robinson-Cole is a Māori artist who collaborated on the Tūhono light trail, creating fluoro-neon art installations that symbolize food storage, enhancing the cultural experience of the Matariki celebrations.

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New Zealand New Zealand: Lissy Robinson-Cole is one of the artists who created the wharenui Harikoa. 8

Michael Zavros Rudi Robinson Cole
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Travel Alerts: Tortoise encounters, french feasts, and a crocheted wharenui

New Zealand New Zealand: Lissy Robinson-Cole contributed to the art installation in Elliott St. 8

Jim Aitken Ross Robson Wayne Brown Phil Wilson Chris Bishop Richard Hills Sally Hughes Brent Kennedy Owen Mcmahon Tessa Harris Graham Tipene Selwyn Murupaenga Fred Graham Rudi Robinson Cole Ataahua Papa Angus Muir Catherine Ellis Peter Hobbs Tyrone Ohia
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Love this City: Oyster farmers’ desperate plea; some e-scooter sense (at last); the wonderful art and light show of Matariki