Zephir Delamore presents his paintings originally designed to promote the film This Giant Papier Mache Boulder is Really Heavy! Check out the film trailer here: This Giant Papier Mache Boulder is Really Heavy featuring regular exhibiting artists Christian Nicolson, Zephir Delamore and more! There will be a one off screening of the film in The Little Cinema on opening night Friday 22nd September at 8pm. Tickets available from the Cinema!
The Gallery has been extended the privilege of hosting an exhibition of the estate works of the late Malcolm Harrison who passed away at his home on Waiheke 10 years ago. Malcolm was an outstanding textile artist whose work was collected by major New Zealand institutions and galleries and frequently commissioned for public spaces. The exhibition on Waiheke will include major quilt works, tapestries, assemblages, small sculpture, painted works on paper, poetry plus illustrations and writings for children's books. Following its initial ...
The Waiheke Art Award 2017 is proudly sponsored by Walker & Hall in association with Casita Miro Vineyard, The Skin Institute, Book Lovers Cottage and the Waiheke Community Art Gallery. This is a National Award for two dimensional works in any medium and has a Prize of $5000 as the Premier award. This years selector and judge is Simon McIntyre, Senior Lecturer Visual Arts, AUT University. Important Dates: Friday 7 July: Entries Open Monday 14 August: Closing date for entries Monday 11 September: Artists advised of ...
Susan Edge presents a new collection of colourful quirky interpretations of your favourite island places.
“Philosophy [nature] is written in that great book which ever is before our eyes -- I mean the universe -- but we cannot understand it if we do not first learn the language" - Galileo Galilei That language is light. Everything we know about the universe, we have learnt by analysing light. The word photography originates from Greek, meaning "drawing with light". This exhibition presents artistic works drawn from light gathered through the human eye, the camera and the telescope. Featuring work by Blair Quax, Jonathan ...