Te Haa o Te Ao (The Breath of the World) is a proposed entranceway sculpture into Kerikeri, Waipapa and surrounding Bay of Islands which Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Rēhia have invited me to design. The aim of the sculpture is to raise
earth reeds sticks string fungi Within the RBG Arboratum, at the fringe of the Dogwood and Redbud Collection, beside the Lilac Dell on a relatively steep slope, beautifully shaded from the sun by the embracing canopy of a fully flowering
http://www.stormking.org/ July 2013 was spent in residence at Storm King Arts Center. We (my family accompanied me) were thoroughly spoilt by the hospitality extended to us. Here, through introductions and recommendations by the President, Director and staff, research was conducted
I was privileged to be invited aboard the new Rainbow Warrior when she made her special visit to Matauri Bay to pay homage to the original Rainbow Warrior. Northern Advocate and Northland Age, 9th Jan 2013 Articles and photo by Peter
The Northern Advocate 29th Oct 2012 Written by Lindy Laird Kerikeri sculptor Chris Booth has been awarded a NorthTec Council’s Honorary Fellowship. The world-renowned sculptor received the accolade from chief executive Paul Binney at the opening ceremony for the new creative
nac̓θətəɬp “Transformation Plant” was created in consultation with elders and key members of the Musqueam Indian Band, Vancouver, Canada, who also bestowed it’s name. nac̓θətəɬp “Transformation Plant” is a collaboration with nature and community – living earth art.
http://chrisboothlandartdrenthe.nl/ For seven years I’ve been working on and off with the community of Borger and surrounding district to realise a major land art work that I designed in 2008 at the invitation of the Hunebed Centrum, Borger.
