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Lake House offers a comprehensive art education programme for both adults and children. For more details about our classes download the Term Programme below:
Art
Classes - Term 3 & 4 2010
NEW
Jewellery Class -
Enamelling on Copper HOW TO BOOK?
27 Sept - 8 October 2010 -
"Outta this World!"
Class details and timetable will be published early
in September.
Our top priority is to make our exhibition an experiential one, not just a visual display. Visitors will be encouraged to touch and explore. We will have ‘black light’ to make the paints and white objects glow in the dark. Visitors will walk through a curtains of flowers and shapes into a whole new world. Inside will be giant glowing alien bugs, aboriginal cave paintings, creepy crawlies, glow worms, strange animals, alien vines and trees, imaginary planets.. All students participating in the exhibition will brainstorm to come up with a name for this weird and wonderful place.
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Kids Birthday Parties 2 hour art session. Choose any medium you like from drawing, painting, construction, craft, clay, sculpture..... $20 per child. Minimum 6 children Check out the school holiday classes for ideas!
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Click on the tutors name to see more detail:
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Jill Barry Jill Barry started potting in Nelson in 1971 where she lived with a family of amazing potters. She later moved to Auckland, where she was taught by the late renowned Patricia Perrin. Jill lived in Tapu, Coromandel, for ten years where she worked with a three-chambered, wood-fired Kyoto kiln. She also studied pottery in a number of countries, including Denmark, Germany, Italy and Greece. Jill also won two prestigious awards in NZ exhibitions. Her work, its colour, form and function, reflects her European Heritage. She has been potting & teaching in Devonport since 1991 and she has a studio at Queens Parade, Devonport. She now teaches children ceramics at Lake House Arts Centre. |
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Ken Garrett Born in England in 1939, studied Architecture at Liverpool College of Building (John Moore University), Sheffield University, and Art at Liverpool College of Art. Ken specialised in Industrial Design, and is a member of the Chartered Society of Designers. His work in both architecture and painting spans 50 years. Ken's paintings, cover a wide and versatile range of techniques in oils, acrylics, watercolours, ink, pencil and pastels, and are held in private collections in England, Dubai, France, Ireland, Italy, America, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. |
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Joanne Mortimore Joanne started painting in watercolours in earnest after being made redundant from her job in 1996. She was first taught techniques and the use of colour washes. by Derek Newton and later went to classes with Brian Millard. As Joanne became more confident she held her first art show in the garden at home along with some friends who also enjoyed painting. It was most successful and each November thereafter if it was possible they had an art show and sale at the same venue. Joanne started teaching at Lake House Arts Centre three years ago. Her eight week course covers drawing and watercolour painting techniques. Her paintings are in private collections in the UK Japan and Canada as well as New Zealand.
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Janet Williamson
Janet Williamson
studied drawing at Glasgow School of Art. She became
a graphic designer and then a stage designer. Her
skills were directed to teaching full-time at AUT.
Recently she also
taught for Creative Community Centres in
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Our First Raku Firing at Lake House Tuesday 1 September What an exciting evening on Tuesday. Our clay tutor Bill Hayes built a mobile raku kiln from a drum using fireproof bricks at the base. Pieces are loaded onto the bricks and the lid of the kiln is lowered over them. Two gas bottles with gas torches attached are used to heat the kiln. After about an hour the lid is lifted to reveal glowing hot pots. The pots are carefully lifted out and rolled into a metal container full of sawdust or leaves and quickly covered up as they immediately set the sawdust on fire. After a few minutes the pots are taken from the sawdust and quenched in water. This process was repeated a couple of times. A very successful first firing!
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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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