Hamilton Gardens
public gardens, Hamilton, New Zealand
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Chris Booth and Diggeress Te Kanawa: Ngā Uri o Hinetuparimaunga
Ngā Uri o Hinetuparimaunga (2005), a Māori-themed sculpture by Chris Booth and Diggeress Te Kanawa composed of stone columns, one of them covered by a protective woven pebble cloth; at Hamilton Gardens, Hamilton, New Zealand.
The Hamilton Gardens are a public garden facility located in Hamilton, New Zealand. This multifunctional space features botanical displays, public art, educational programs, and hosts special events. The gardens are a prominent institution within the city of Hamilton, which itself is the most important inland center in New Zealand. Hamilton originated as a military settlement and was named after Captain John Hamilton. The city is a hub for various industries, including dairy and meat processing, brewing, and manufacturing.1
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