Toi Warbrick arts practitioners Warren Warbrick and Virginia Warbrick with their smallest exhibition yet, 150 Patai. Photo / Judith Lacy
It's the smallest exhibition Toi Warbrick have staged but the kaupapa (purpose) is large.
150 Pātai, which opened last week at Square Edge Community Arts, is billed as a sesquicentennial project for everyone.
Virginia and Warren Warbrick have developed 150 questions to mark Palmerston North's 150th anniversary. The first 30
questions are personal ones ranging from what makes you most happy to do you get enough sleep and what cause would get you in the streets.
Every month for five months Toi Warbrick will pose 30 new questions asking people to share their opinions, memories and experiences about being a Palmerston North resident - whether longstanding, recent or fleeting.
In August, Toi Warbrick will share the answers with creative people to inspire new art - writing, dance, music, paintings. Answers can be anonymous or acknowledged and can be done at Square Edge or at home via email, Facebook or post.
