Whale Song
As one of New Zealand’s largest sculptural installations, you can experience up close whales that regularly traverse our coastline.
Wellington
These proposed sculptural works will enhance the Kapiti Coast region’s reputation as the “Arts Capital of New Zealand” and add to the “sense of place” for locals and visitors to the area. “Whale Song” will act as a wayfinder for those travelling through the country, drawing visitors into the community, adding significantly to Kapiti’s identity and continued economic resilience.
The benefits to the community include providing generations of children the opportunity to learn from and be inspired by these magnificent creatures.
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Kapiti Artist Mike Fuller’s “Whale Song” is an inspirational public sculpture and community education project proposed for the Kapiti Coast region, approximately 40 minutes travel by car north of Wellington and next to the new Kapiti Expressway.
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Hi Victor and Jenny, many thanks from the WhaleSong Trust for your wonderful donation. The project is very exciting for the Kāpiti District along with creating a real heart to Paraparaumu. We would like to send you a tax receipt as we are a charitable trust and your donation is tax deductible. Could you advise re a contact email or postal address and we will send you the receipt. My phone number is below One day I hope to meet standing in Wharemauku Park looking at WhaleSong, Kindest Regards Marco Zeeman Chair, Whale Song Charitable Trust 0274 933 626
Brian and Dianne, Thank you so much for your support of the whale song project. Your generous donation is very much appreciated and will assist us in reaching our goal. Thank you, Mike Fuller.
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