kanani cowell – Featured Artist Issue 28
April 7, 2025
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My name is kanani cowell and I hail from O’ahu, Hawai’i, having come to Aotearoa 40 years ago via Tahiti and Samoa.
My name is kanani cowell and I hail from O’ahu, Hawai’i, having come to Aotearoa 40 years ago via Tahiti and Samoa.
From the moment Emma Lovell could move, she was dancing. As a child, her mother would watch her twirl on tiptoes before she could even walk …
Pete was raised in Thames but left at 18, first to attend university and then to travel across Australia and South-east Asia.
A qualified teacher, Wendy has conducted art workshops throughout the North Island, in her art school in Auckland and later in her studio classroom in Whitianga.
There’s a big sparkly sign in the shape of a surfboard as you pass the Tairua home of Dessa Bluu. It’s done in mosaic with a Pacific design and is just one of this imaginative artist’s creations.
Even as the excitement of the Summer Olympics blazed onto our screens, a world class pool star in Whitianga continued to hope he would see Cue Sports on the Olympic podium in the near future.
My name is kanani cowell and I hail from O’ahu, Hawai’i, having come to Aotearoa 40 years ago via Tahiti and Samoa.
From the moment Emma Lovell could move, she was dancing. As a child, her mother would watch her twirl on tiptoes before she could even walk …
Pete was raised in Thames but left at 18, first to attend university and then to travel across Australia and South-east Asia.
A qualified teacher, Wendy has conducted art workshops throughout the North Island, in her art school in Auckland and later in her studio classroom in Whitianga.
There’s a big sparkly sign in the shape of a surfboard as you pass the Tairua home of Dessa Bluu. It’s done in mosaic with a Pacific design and is just one of this imaginative artist’s creations.
Even as the excitement of the Summer Olympics blazed onto our screens, a world class pool star in Whitianga continued to hope he would see Cue Sports on the Olympic podium in the near future.
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