exhibition info
Dates & Times
Sunday 5 April - Sat 11 April, 2009
Hours: 8pm to 10pm (last entry)
Cost
$5 door charge, including a complimentary coffee! (Cash only. Sorry, no eftpos available.)
Location
Hamilton gardens.
Stations access available both in gate A or B
Artists

Leafa Wilson /
Jackie Francis /
Mara Berzins /
Liz Downing /
Catie Wilkinson /

Leao Tildsley /
Shoshana Sachi /
Elisabeth Cunnane /
David Whyte /
Stu Barris /

Emily Hill /
Woven Vocal Collective/
Cook Island Drums /
The George

Weather
The exhibition is designed for the odd shower or two - but will not be open if the rain is persistent or heavy. You can text the weather cancellation line, late avo of each day for an exhibition up date - text 8244 and input the code - soxweather (texts cost 20cents)
Posters
Stations of the Cross - front Stations of the Cross - front
Sponsors

Hamilton Events
Hamilton

Hamilton Comunity Arts Council logo
Hamilton Comunity Arts Council

creativenz logo
Creative NZ


Supreme Coffee

Hamilton Gardens

Notes
Due to the nature of an exhibition about a man executed as a criminal, it is appropriate that recommended viewing of the exhibition be for young people 13 years of age and over. You may bring younger people through at your own parental discretion and judgement.

Unfortunately, not all of the stations are wheelchair accessible.
Audio
Audio Tracks and commentary may be downloaded from the audio page.

Stations of the Cross - front Stations of the Cross - back

Stations of the Cross is now in its 6th year of Exhibition. Last year 3500 people soaked up the atmosphere of the Hamilton Paradise Gardens under moonlight and stars to commemorate the Easter festival. Unique to Hamilton in the outdoors, the Stations Collective invites artists to explore each event in the last hours of Jesus Christ’s death, from the last supper to the resurrection. The Stations will again this year be a range of reflective, static, moving and provocative art installations. New this April will be access to the Japanese Garden for an enlightening meditation as well as an ANZAC tribute on the open green. Leafa Wilson, artist and curator of Waikato Musuem, is for the first time too, exhibiting a new work for the Resurrection. A meaningful experience for all people of Hamilton, art lovers, religious, spiritual … or not, is also guaranteed.

Supreme coffee will again be complimentary. love coffee. more machines and happy baristas too.