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 NZBAA have been a member of the World Association of Body Painting since 2005: www.wbpa.info , www.bodypainting-festival.com In 2006 the NZ Body Arts Awards brought to life the vision of Mary Bourke (Mem) an award winning body artist herself and champion of body artists throughout New Zealand. Mission Statement:
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North Shore Performing Arts Competitions Society (Inc) The North Shore Performing Arts Competitions Society was incorporated in 1954, and gradually grew to become one of the largest Competitions Societies in New Zealand. Ours is one of the few Societies in New Zealand which cater for all Performing Arts Forms: Dance (Ballet, Tap and Modern/Jazz), Instrumental (Piano, Piano Accordion and Strings), Speech and Drama, and Vocal (Young People's, Adult and Choral).
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Denice Symons BFA Elam Dart Studio A practising artist who is a widely experienced art and photography teacher. Her inspiration is driven by environmental and cultural aspects of NZ, expressed in a range of mixed media, paint and photographic images. After graduating from Elam with a major in Painting and Photography, Denice was employed as an art/photo teacher in various Auckland secondary schools. She has been a tenant artist at Lake House since 2002 and offers classes in drawing, mixed media & photography from her studio space. Classes are small, the content an be varied to suit the students needs.
Her current series of
works HEI TIKI are acrylic on canvas with collaged
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Annette Antoniadis Annette Antoniadis has been studying abstract art part-time with James Lawrence for approximately four years. She has a passion for design, is inspired by life and nature and enjoys the freedom of painting abstracts and using bold, bright colour and texture in her contemporary works. She is currently working mainly with acrylics on canvas or board creating spontaneous, layered and colourful pieces. |
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Bill Hayes - Bronze/Ceramic Sculptor For well over 7 years now Bill has been making a name for himself as a leading commission bronze sculptor and ceramics teacher. In the past he has been:
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James Lawrence James Lawrence is a full time artist. His education includes: a B.A. from Austin College, Biology at North Texas University, a B.F.A. Printmaking/Design and a M.F.A. Printmaking/Design from Otis Art Institute. Corporate collectors include IBM, RCA and Federal Reserve Board of Philadelphia, as well as Home Savings and Loan, Heritage Savings, Wells Fargo Bank and Governor of Alaska, among many others. Auckland based collectors are North Shore City Council, King of Tonga, Taufa'ahau Tupou 1V, Price Waterhouse, Department for Disability for Human Resources. Private Collectors include Helen Gillespie, Jack Rosen, Gaylene Sinclair, Sally Lush and Angela Lush- Randle. James is also a tutor at Lake House, read more about his classes on the education page. www.jameslawrence.co.nz |
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Andrea Hammond Andrea’s work over the years has ranged from figurative to abstract expressionism. She has a particular love of shiny and impasto surfaces, silk fabric and found items like horsehair, shells & coins. Her current paintings are minimalistic, totemic, and primitive. Email: 2silverfish@gmail.com. Mobile 027 272 9783. |
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Ronnie Pace MA Artwork Conservation and Restoration |
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 www.printmakers.co.nz Julienne Francis During the 1980’s Julienne attended printmaking classes at the Auckland Society of Arts, tutored by Carole Shepheard. Since then she has continued to attend Elam School of Art Summer Schools and Artstation, always carefully selecting the tutor and class to enlarge her skills and art philosophy. For Julienne printmaking is a slow build up of excitement combining many skills and ideas all of which come together at the final moment of running the matrix plate and paper through the etching press, then lifting the paper to see the result. Truly an act of masochism. |
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Pat Grove-Hills A founding member of The Studio Printmakers (est.1990)- have participated in very many exhibitions both here and overseas. Work has encompassed etching in its various forms, woodcut, collograph, solar plate. A qualified Art Specialist Teacher, Pat has run Young Peoples Art Classes, and Adult Printmaking Workshops at The Lake House. |
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Diana Coleman Diana started Printmaking in the late 1980's, attending classes at The Auckland Society of Arts, under the tutelage of Perry Davies. Then working with The Studio Printmakers since 1998, and participating in various group exhibitions in New Zealand and the United States of America. The inspiration for her work comes from the natural world and her reaction to it. She has always collected shells, stones, feathers, flowers, seeds and grasses, bits of bone etc on walks from very young never returning empty handed. Not literal or purely representational Diana’s work draws on what she sees, feels and holds in her memory about, or relating to the subject. |
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Carolyn Shaw Carolyn trained at Coventry Polytechnic in Fine Art printmaking, later becoming a Teacher of Art to secondary students. She travelled the world four years ago and on arriving in New Zealand decided that this would be her permanent home. Carolyn’s work has explored mans effect on the landscape for many years and continues to question and celebrate the evolving results. In New Zealand her work has become linked to the natural landscape, exploring the changes brought about by nature. |
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Alexandrea Lau www.lxlau.com |
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Catriona Caird Catriona Caird is a painter and printmaker with a BFA from Elam, Auckland University. Having always been interested in identity and wanting to be a part of New Zealand culture, she has embraced ‘Kiwiana’. These prints are part of a series paying homage to New Zealand’s dwindling icons.
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Lianne Young
Lianne Young is an Auckland based artist who is a
self-confessed artophile. She is primarily a painter
and printmaker but enjoys working across a range of
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Susanne Khouri Susanne Khouri began working in the arts field while living in Sweden and, after settling in New Zealand 1978, continued her work and education here. Over the years, she studied art part time, as well as taught art-related subjects at community colleges in Auckland. Year 2003 she completed of a Bachelor of Visual Arts, majoring in printmaking. Since then she has been working, mainly as a screen printing artist from her studio at home. She is currently involved with the work towards a better promotion and recognition of printmaking as an art form in New Zealand. See www.printmakers.co.nz for more details. Susanne’s creation of the screen printing class is a new use of the Print Studio, which until now has been set up for intaglio and relief printing only. Now all the necessary tools and inks for screen printing are in place and provided for each class participant. As a tutor, Susanne is will teach all the known and important basic techniques needed for a successful screen printing result. She provides a supportive, friendly and encouraging environment in the classroom. Susanne has exhibited her works in galleries in Auckland and Sweden. |
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Office hours: Monday - Friday 10am - 4pm Gallery: Monday - Friday 10am-4pm, Saturday & Sunday 10am - 3pm. 37 Fred Thomas Drive, Barry’s Point Reserve, Takapuna PO Box 33-1037, Takapuna 0740 Phone: (09) 486 4877 Fax: (09) 486 4874 Email: manager@lakehousearts.org.nz |
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