"Nga Kete e Toru" (The 3 baskets of knowledge) Large Basalt carving by Paora te Rangiroa, James Webster and Philippa Crane
     
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Another large basalt carving by James Webster and Patz Maguire


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"Slit" by Charlotte Fisher

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Oneroa
Oneroa is the Island main village and is rich in public artworks off all kinds. Missing though, is a major sculpture on the village round about.

"The Dolphin" by unknown artist. If you know the name of the artist who made this dolphin, please contact me so that credit can be given where credit is due.
  
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Work in progress in front of Paora Te Rangiuaia "Apex" sculpture studio.
Paora's yard is an always renewed source of wonder...
     

  
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"157" a nice gate

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Two wood panels painted by Jan Nigro, inside office of NZpost in Oneroa.
   
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Another Jan Nigro panel in the lobby of the Waiheke Community Art Gallery

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In the garden of the "Lazy Lounge" cafe. A structure reminiscent of the style of Chris Booth or is it a piece by the master himself?

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Paintings outside the Little Oneroa Beach Store.
   
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Seen alongside the roads around Oneroa...

Lips - Large stone carving in front of John Freeman's Woodturning studio.

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A red palm tree on private property. It must be the work of a renown artist... The fronds look like a work by Virginia King....Let me know...This tree is visible from one of Waiheke many walking tracks. Credit where credit is due. The Auckland City Council is getting a lot of flak from their regular mismanagement of the Island's affairs. However ACC must be congratulated on the creation and maintenance of a network of walking tracks crisscrossing the Island... A great asset for residents and visitors..

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A ceramic letter box by Simona Madonna

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A small bronze bas relief at the entrance of Olivier Duhamel studio.

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Church bay
Church bay estate is an exclusive area of Oneroa.
 

The sign board of my neighbour Joanna Upperton

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"Piupiu" by Konstantin Dimopoulos at Cable Bay vineyard.

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"Ratytus" by Phil Price at Cable Bay vineyard.
 
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“A PART” by Graham Bennett  at Cable Bay vineyard.

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Surfdale
The village of Surfdale does not have many artworks with a few notable exceptions...

  The Kindergarten cat gate by  Valeska Campion

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"The Cone" by Valeska Campion at the entrance of Waiheke High School
 
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Palm Beach
Palm beach is mostly a holiday village. Not many people live there in winter. It is rather poorly populated in public art too. But there is a couple of gems to be found...

The fence at the Red Shed art collective.

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"Evolution" a  spectacular kinetic sculpture by Grant Williams on a beachside property..
 
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Ostend
Ostend village is the administrative centre of the island... not much public art to be seen.

A fabulous letterbox.                                                        Graffiti art
                  
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"The Ram" by Paul Clark
  
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Sculpture of crab's claws.

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A mural by Konrad Wolmarans

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Onetangi
Onetangi is a magnificent beach (shame about beach front properties and a road build right on the sand dunes, both contributing to a cruel lack of shade trees.) Check again later for Onetangi artworks..

Rocky bay

"Serpentine" by Jeff Thomson at the entrance of Te Whau garden.
 
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Some other metal work seen at the entrance of Te Whau garden.

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"Fixing Position" by Graham Bennet

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At the entrance of Keru Lodge.

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"On guard - Kia hiwa ra"  Birds and feather by Paora Te Rangiuaia, Egg by Nigel Scanlon

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Orapiu and the bottom end...
Many sculptures can be admired at the Connells bay sculpture park... But there is not much to see from the Orapiu public domain..

A large saw (recycled art) at the entrance of a private driveway...

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