
Artist, creating with plants and flowers. MA, Art History (Hons) 🌱 @corokia_studio 🌿 https://xitter.cf/t.co/JcfJ4XTOo1 🍃 Art ©️Celeste Sterling 2024
New Zealand
Joined March 2015
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Michelle Mischkulnig, contemporary Australian textile artist #WomensArt
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Thank you to everyone who created artwork for #tae23 and supported us by sharing, reposting, and purchasing cards. We are forever grateful for our #taefamily. Please share our shop page so that we can end our charity art fundraiser for @UNYAyouth strong. twitterartexhibit.org/shop
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Our remaining 522 #TAE23 Cards are going to be available on our website in just 15 minutes! Head to twitterartexhibit.org/shop to purchase. #taefamily #twitterartexhibit #postcardart #indigenous #giving #artforacause #indigenouscanada #artist
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June 21 is National Indigenous Peoples Day. We celebrate the culture & contributions of First Nations, Inuit and Métis communities in Canada. June 21 was chosen because of its alignment with the summer solstice, a significant day to Indigenous Peoples. Art by James Groening.
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'#Summer flowers' by contemporary UK painter Jane Wormell, known for her reflection on English hedgerows, field and woodland plants #WomensArt
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Upcoming Hamilton talk: Annette Giesecke of @scieVUW, @WellingtonUni, “From Paradise to Pompeii: Near Eastern origins of the ancient Roman garden” at Hamilton Gardens, 6–7:30 pm, 27th April. $5 door charge + raffle.
Abstract in link.
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Adaptation is critical, but without urgent action to limit warming we will quickly reach its limits.
Right now, our likely future lies well beyond thresholds considered safe. To be resilient, we need *both* immediate and urgent action to limit warming, and action to adapt.
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😮 Sunrise reveals a menacing #CycloneGabrielle...
It's difficult to see Aotearoa / New Zealand as it's shrouded by cloud.
The band of cloud stretching down from the tropics signifies a robust moisture plume.
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Tāmaki Makaurau artists are among those confronted with the devastation gripping so many in the city - we hear heart-wrenching tales, shows of support and the latest on what comes next.
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Garlands ✿ Enjoy the stories in Garland about the garland itself, a necklace of flowers that marks a special time with its brief fragrance. garlandmag.com/garden/garlan…
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Their beautifully preserved and rich frescoes have revealed much about life in the ancient city, but who were the painters of Pompeii?
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Ancient Greek gold wreath fragment, c. 320-300 BC. From a tomb at Zaneskaya Gora, on the northern shore of the Black Sea. Photo my own.
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Last day of @twitrartexhibit this year I ordered another set of beauties. Thank you @JamesHamm19 @thommoART @celestesterling
I love them, they represent my love for the sea, the moor and whimsical flower gardens.
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Flowers and foliage.
Beautiful details from the garden fresco of the House of the Golden Bracelet in #Pompeii.
Currently on display in the Grande Palaestra @pompeii_sites
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One of the amazing planting combinations at Hampton Court Palace garden festival last week @The_RHS @RHSWisley #gardens #plants #shows
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"On the outside is an ancient ruin designed to look exactly like it would if discovered today and then once you go through the entrance into the temple garden it is like stepping through in time." rnz.co.nz/news/national/4667…
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Hamilton Gardens opens their Ancient Egyptian Temple Garden to the public on May 10, part of their 'Gardens of the Ancient World' collection. Read about ancient Egyptian gardens and their collecting of foreign plants, below. #gardenhistory
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