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Wednesday 10 April 2024 | Written by Melina Etches | Published in Art, Features
Tatryana Utanga (left) and Daniel Fisher (right), with their impressive blue gown modelled by Ryan Donovan. MELINA ETCHES/24040916
The pre-judging of the dazzling Wearable Arts Competition, leading up to the festivities of Anuanua Week, was held yesterday at the Bergman Gallery.
Pictured are two of the talented and creative wearable arts designers, Tatryana Utanga (left) and Daniel Fisher (right), with their impressive blue gown modelled by Ryan Donovan.
The judges for the Wearable Arts Competition are Ben Bergman, Kay George and Shane Andrews.
The wearable arts designs and captivating art installations will be featured at the Bergman Gallery this Friday, April 12, from 6pm to 8.30pm, as Pride Cook Islands and Te Tiare Association kick off the first ever Anuanua Festival 2024 in style.