Coromandel’s Collaborative Magazine

Category: Editorial

Coromind Editorial – Issue 21, 2024

Kia ora. Coromind is back, shaking things up in the Hauraki-Coromandel! We celebrate art and its benefits every month, despite some who dare to say that the arts aren’t important in society and shouldn’t even be taught in schools. But we know better – they fear the revolutionary power of the arts.

Coromind’s rapid growth tells me we’re doing something right. Our team loves receiving your emails and submissions – they keep our community lively and dynamic.

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Coromind Editorial – Issue 20, 2024

Play that note again, cook it for a bit longer, draw smoother lines, clean it harder, wait until it is dry, shake it before using it, ask for help, price it right, don’t ask for help, question more, wedge the clay, stay quiet, improvise, laugh about it …

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Coromind Editorial – Issue 19, 2024

Kia ora. What a ride it’s been! Over the past 18 months, we’ve shared countless uplifting stories from our amazing community.

Coromind’s rapid growth tells me we’re doing something right. Our team loves receiving your emails and submissions – they keep our community lively and dynamic.

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Coromind Editorial – Issue 18, 2024

Kia ora. Mānawatia a Matariki!What makes the Hauraki-Coromandel region so special? At this time of year, it is common to hear, “It’s time to slow down and rest to prepare for the busy season.” I understand that; many of us work hard over summer, and now is a great opportunity to get out there and enjoy ourselves. If you are hitting the road, heading down south for a well-deserved break, or going overseas, have fun. And don’t forget to pack me, your favourite community magazine, in your baggage!

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Coromind Editorial – Issue 17, 2024

I firmly believe that there’s an artist within every soul. You might giggle at the idea, but deep down, I truly believe that everyone can sing, paint and create. Arts knows no bounds, and brushes are not exclusive tools reserved for renowned artists, art students or children. In those childhood days, every clumsy dance move and off-key lullaby was cheered. Why do we suppress our natural creativity as we grow older?

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Coromind Editorial – Issue 21, 2024

Kia ora. Coromind is back, shaking things up in the Hauraki-Coromandel! We celebrate art and its benefits every month, despite some who dare to say that the arts aren’t important in society and shouldn’t even be taught in schools. But we know better – they fear the revolutionary power of the arts.

Coromind’s rapid growth tells me we’re doing something right. Our team loves receiving your emails and submissions – they keep our community lively and dynamic.

Read More »

Coromind Editorial – Issue 20, 2024

Play that note again, cook it for a bit longer, draw smoother lines, clean it harder, wait until it is dry, shake it before using it, ask for help, price it right, don’t ask for help, question more, wedge the clay, stay quiet, improvise, laugh about it …

Read More »

Coromind Editorial – Issue 19, 2024

Kia ora. What a ride it’s been! Over the past 18 months, we’ve shared countless uplifting stories from our amazing community.

Coromind’s rapid growth tells me we’re doing something right. Our team loves receiving your emails and submissions – they keep our community lively and dynamic.

Read More »

Coromind Editorial – Issue 18, 2024

Kia ora. Mānawatia a Matariki!What makes the Hauraki-Coromandel region so special? At this time of year, it is common to hear, “It’s time to slow down and rest to prepare for the busy season.” I understand that; many of us work hard over summer, and now is a great opportunity to get out there and enjoy ourselves. If you are hitting the road, heading down south for a well-deserved break, or going overseas, have fun. And don’t forget to pack me, your favourite community magazine, in your baggage!

Read More »

Coromind Editorial – Issue 17, 2024

I firmly believe that there’s an artist within every soul. You might giggle at the idea, but deep down, I truly believe that everyone can sing, paint and create. Arts knows no bounds, and brushes are not exclusive tools reserved for renowned artists, art students or children. In those childhood days, every clumsy dance move and off-key lullaby was cheered. Why do we suppress our natural creativity as we grow older?

Read More »

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