Public Sculptures

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Public Sculptures

The history of New Plymouth District and the depth of its cultural diversity are told in a series of sculptures, crafted from wood, stone and metal. These public art works make for a fascinating art trail, with many of them having become iconic features in the district's landscape.

Alan Williams Carving

Anchor Stone

Bivalve

Civic Centre Foyer Tomokanga

Cube

Fanau

Halamoana

Housing New Zealand Corporation Tomokanga

Humu

Karanga

Len Lye Wind Wand

Michael Carroll Memorial

Nga Hau e Wha

Paritutu Community Group Carving

Petrocorp Carvings

Pohutakawa Summer

Silky

Te Pou Tutake – the Fitzroy Pole

Tukotahi

West Quay Carvings

Whakaheke

Whakawhanaungatanga