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Moa at the Whanganui I-Site
MOA AT THE WHANGANUI I-SITE
Whanganui i-SITE has a new addition to its team – a very large moa arrived at the Whanganui riverfront on Thursday. Created by Jack Marsden-Mayer, the renowned driftwood artist, the moa has been installed by the front doors of the i-SITE and is available for purchase for $5750. Previous works have been purchased by Sir Richard Taylor, owner of Weta Workshops.
Taking three weeks to create, the team at the i-SITE are delighted and believe it will be a great feature with visitors and locals lining up to take photos. Made with New Zealand native hardwood driftwood, the sculpture is constructed using galvanised tech roofing screws.
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