Tautai Fresh Horizons workshops at the EIT Eastern Institute of Technology from 12-14 October.
Artist Tutors were musician Matthew Salapu Faiumu aka Anyonmouz, fashion designer Lindah Lepou, Printmaker Nathan Suniula, and playwright Victor Rodger.
Incorporating Quality Hotels Lincoln Green Sculpture Awards and Project Twin Streams Awards
Entry form and entry fee must be received by: Friday 28th October
Mail to: Art Awards Entry, WCCAC, PO Box 21-447, Henderson,
please make your cheque payable to WCCAC
Awards Evening 17th November from 6 pm
Exhibition 18th November – 27th November 10am – 4pm daily
Receiving date for work: Saturday 12th November at Projectspace Corban Estate Arts Centre
9 am – 12.30 pm Corban Estate Art Centre 426 Great North Rd Henderson
Courier delivery:
WTAA 2011 Attention: Megan
The Studio @ Corban Estate Arts Centre, cnr 426 Gt North Rd and Mt Lebanon Lane , Henderson AK
A gauntlet thrown down in challenge to all artists yet again – the success of the 2007 Material Concerns exhibition has prompted a re-run…
Sculptors, painters, potters, or jewelers have been asked to produce affordable pieces of jewellery or body adornment, made from materials not traditionally used for jewellery or adornment e.g. found objects, canvas, wood, paper, clay….
The challenge is to not only manipulate the materials but to create a desirable object by stretching the boundaries of meaning – what makes an item precious? The materials? The artist who made it? Or subjective associations…
Please send your submission idea’s to the curator on lisa@ceac.org.nz by 5pm Nov 18th.
Works will be chosen for inclusion and you will be notified on drop off dates and time the following week.
The exhibition will run from December 9th 2011 – January 2012.
Submissions should include – a description and explanation of the work/s you are submitting and images if the work is already made (we understand that some works may not be finished until just before the show so ask, if you aren’t submitting images of ACTUAL work then please send images of previous work to give the curator some indication of your practice).
Please also include with your submission some info about you, the artist (paragraph at the most is sufficient)
Lisa Rogers
Curator and Exhibitions Manager
Saturday 29th October 2011
Mangere Arts Centre|7pm (Doors Open) SCREENING TIME: 7.30 – 8.30pm
DOOR SALES ONLY: $10 Adults, $5 Adults (groups of 10 or more), $5 Children, $2 Kids (5ys & under)
Light refreshments provided before screening.
FOR MORE INFO email: info@vcm.org.nz (ATTN: MAU) +64 21 0519669
For the first time in Aotearoa, New Zealand the Ethnic Filmmakers Fest 2011 (EFF2011) promises to be a great night out for fans and supporters (young & old) of short films. The festival comprises of short films (various genres) created by emerging – semi established filmmakers from around New Zealand.
The Ethnic Filmmakers Fest short film screening is set for ONE NIGHT ONLY on Saturday 29th October 2011 at the Mangere Arts Centre – Nga Tohu O Uenuku as part of this year’s Southside Arts Festival 2011. The festival will be presented by Independent Filmmaker and Visual Artist – Mau Muaiava of MAUPRODUCTIONS and the event is proudly supported by Vision Cultural Movement (VCM), Mangere Arts Centre, Auckland Council, Southside Arts Festival 2011 and the NZ Film Academy.
Artstation | Opening Tuesday 4 October 5-7pm
5 – 22 October, 2011
Kia Ora Koutou, Kia Ora Koutou, Kia Ora Koutou a collaborative installation features a changing wall of edition prints and artworks on paper that will form a Poutama – step pattern, involving 300 artworks.
Artists include: Elle Anderson, Gabrielle Belz, Jean Clarkson, Natalie Couch, Elizabeth Dempster, Vanessa Edwards, Elke Finkenauer, Andrea Gaskin, Charlotte Graham, Dan Mace, Toni Mosley, David Murray, Alexis Neal, Elizabeth Serjeant, Laura Sutherland, Sheyne Tuffery, Marianda Twydell and Tracey Williams.
The artworks can be taken as soon as they are sold and in the tradition of cash and carry these prints will be priced to sell.
