Common Ground – Locals’ Creative Space
January 25, 2024
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Common Ground is a space dedicated to expression for the Communities of Coromandel – brought to you by Coromind Magazine
Common Ground is a space dedicated to expression for the Communities of Coromandel – brought to you by Coromind Magazine
DJing is an ever-evolving art form. It fuses technical mastery, creative flair and a profound love for music. Those aspiring to become DJs are encouraged to dive deep into the culture, carve out their distinctive style, and persistently engage in learning and adapting to the dynamic currents of the music realm.
This is the third part of a captivating tale about the incredible journey of a coconut traveling from a Pacific Island to New Zealand.
Creativity flourishes in Waihi, and artists like Millie Robinson find inspiration at every turn.
As the proud owner of Laughing Pottery, Millie feels her artistic journey is a tale of Clay serendipity, resilience and a deep connection to a vibrant community.
Dylan Castle and Jimmy Flanigan – Comic Strip, Molly’s Story and Prayer for Aotearoa
Common Ground is a space dedicated to expression for the Communities of Coromandel – brought to you by Coromind Magazine
DJing is an ever-evolving art form. It fuses technical mastery, creative flair and a profound love for music. Those aspiring to become DJs are encouraged to dive deep into the culture, carve out their distinctive style, and persistently engage in learning and adapting to the dynamic currents of the music realm.
This is the third part of a captivating tale about the incredible journey of a coconut traveling from a Pacific Island to New Zealand.
Creativity flourishes in Waihi, and artists like Millie Robinson find inspiration at every turn.
As the proud owner of Laughing Pottery, Millie feels her artistic journey is a tale of Clay serendipity, resilience and a deep connection to a vibrant community.
Dylan Castle and Jimmy Flanigan – Comic Strip, Molly’s Story and Prayer for Aotearoa
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