Category Archives: Arwen Dyer

How Tourism Sustains Life in Karamea  

Posted on November 2, 2023 by LivinginPeaceProject

Off the Top of My Head  By Paul Murray  The idyllic rural community of Karamea in the Buller District at the the top of the West Coast, is possibly the most remote on Mainland New Zealand in terms of its … Continue reading →

Rate this:

Posted in 107.5 FM, Art, Artist, Arwen Dyer, Community, Community-Led Development, Conservation, DOC, Economics, Education, Environment, Environmentally Responsible Business, Food, Heaphy Track, Kahurangi National Park, Karamea, Karamea Radio, Karamea Radio 107.5 FM, Mining, Money, Nature, New Zealand, Oparara, Oparara Basin, Oparara Valley Track, Paul Murray, Photography, Radio Karamea, Real Estate, Restaurant, Social Commentary, Social Equity, South Island, Sustainability, Sustainablity, Tourism, Travel, West Coast | Tagged , , , , , , , , | Leave a comment

Aussie Artist Arwen Dyer Shoots Karamea

Posted on July 23, 2015 by LivinginPeaceProject

Off the Top of my Head By Paul Murray Australian creative artist and photographer Arwen Dyer came to Karamea at the top of the West Coast of the South Island of New Zealand in July, 2015 as a resident artist at … Continue reading →

Rate this:

Posted in 107.5 FM, Art, Artist-in-residency programme, Arwen Dyer, Australia, Department of Conservation, DJ Crap, DOC, Environment, Environmentally Responsible Business, Heaphy Track, Interviews, Kahurangi National Park, Karamea, Karamea Radio, Karamea Radio 107.5 FM, LivinginPeace Project, New Zealand, Oparara Basin, Paul Murray, Permaculture, Photography, Politics, Radio, Radio Karamea, Radio Shows, Resident artist, Rongo Backpackers & Gallery, South Island, Sustainability, Travel, West Coast | Tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , | Leave a comment

LivingInPeace Project Resident Artist Retrospective

Posted on July 1, 2014 by LivinginPeaceProject

Off the Top of My Head By Paul Murray   When friend Erik Sanner became a “struggling artist” stereotype and almost starved on the hard streets of Tokyo, I thought something should be done. I’d written a couple of articles about Sanner … Continue reading →

Rate this:

Posted in Art, Arwen Dyer, Belgium, Business, Canada, Economics, Education, Environment, Germany, Heaphy Track, Historical, Humor, Humour, Japan, Kahurangi National Park, Karamea, Karamea Radio, LivinginPeace Project, Marco Gianstefani, Media, Music, New York, New Zealand, Northern Ireland, Peace, Permaculture, Photography, Radio, Social Commentary, Sustainablity, Tramping, Travel, United States, West Coast | Tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , | 1 Comment