He ringa toi, he kaiako, he kaiwhakatūtū, he kaiwhakamahu hoki a Cathy Livermore (Waitaha, Kāti Māmoe, Kāi Tahu, Ingarihi, Airihi, Wīwī me Ūropi ki te Raki). Ko te tūāpapa o āna mahi toi ko ngā whakawhitinga kōrero me ngā whakawhitinga mahi o ngā ahurea maha i waenga i te whenua me te tangata, he whakaaturanga auaha o te ira tangata me te pito mata o ngā tini hangarau hou ki te manaaki, ki te whakaatu, ki te tūhonohono. Kua mahi ia i Aotearoa, i Whīti, i Hāmoa, i Niu Karetōnia, Te Whenua Honu (Āmerika), i Ahitereiria, i Hapani, i Taiwaia, i Āhia ki te Tonga-mā-rāwhiti, i Āmerika ki te Tonga hoki, ā, kua mahi tahi me ngā tāngata taketake huri noa i te ao, mā roto i te whakawhitinga whakaaro mō te mahi toi, mō te ahurea, mō te mātauranga anō hoki.

Working in Aotearoa, Fiji, Samoa, New Caledonia, Turtle Island (USA), Australia, Japan, Taiwan, Sth East Asia, Central and South America she has engaged with indigenous people throughout the world in artistic, cultural and critical exchange of creativity and knowledge.