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Lake House offers a comprehensive art education programme for both adults and children. Weekend Workshops for Term 3 (Adults & Teens):
Children's Weekend Workshops for Term 3:
Download our Education Programmes: School Holiday Programmes School holiday programmes and summer school classes are available for children of all ages and levels of ability. Classes include: painting, drawing, clay sculpture, collage, mixed media, printing, Oamaru stone sculpture, mosaics, craft & construction.
September/October School Holiday Programme will
provide children with an opportunity to be part
of Lake House's entry into the children's
section of NZ Sculpture onshore; "Children's
Sculpture @the fort"
Children can take part in the construction and
decoration of our sculpture. These classes
will cost $10 for a 2 hour session. The following classes are confirmed and are being taught by members of the North Shore Embroiderers Guild:
More classes include:
more details and timetable
to come...
SCHOOL HOLIDAY CAFE LUNCH PACK
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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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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. View her classes on the Education page. www.dartstudio.co.nz |
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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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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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Suza Lawrence Suza Lawrence (BFA & MFA Elam School of Fine Arts) was born in Germany. She is a multimedia artist with an extensive background working in both art and design in Europe and now lives in Devonport. She says that her art practice fundamentally engages in issues of felt experience and is driven by a primal urge to create, to ‘make things happen’, to play and to instigate others to create and play. She has 16 years of experience in teaching both adults as well as children, at North Shore’s Community Education and Auckland University’s Continuing Education, as well as private studio classes and is now looking forward to teaching at Lake House Arts Centre.
For more information, view Suza's work on
www.suza.co.nz |
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Spiral Path Book Studio is run by Paul Taylor (Dip Cons, ACR) and Terry Bowden (BA Hons, MA) and offers specialist services in book and paper conservation, hand bookbinding and preservation consultancy. We also offer a design binding service creating unique, handcrafted leather bindings and run practical training courses in bookbinding. Paul Taylor is a UK trained and accredited conservator with over 20yrs’ experience in bookbinding and library and archive preservation. He uses traditional binding techniques and materials together with contemporary conservation treatments to repair books and heritage items and preserve them for future generations. He has worked in several prestigious institutions in the UK and was the Preservation Manager for Auckland City Libraries for nearly 3 years. |
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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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Helen Williamson I am a practicing artist and freelance photographer, and I also get involved in many other areas in the visual arts: for example I am currently painting sets for a play, and am starting to put together a book of photographic work. I graduated in 2002 with a Bachelor of Design, with a major in Visual Communication. I have worked the last 3 years in the print production industry, doing photography and photo retouching for various magazines. My work usually involves and talks about the natural environment, people, and our relationship with the world around us. I am interested in focusing on interesting or unusual moments in life, or using powerful imagery from nature to encourage deep reflection on what it means to exist. My work can be meditative, humorous, or challenging, and I hope inspires people to reach new levels in their thinking and experience of life. |
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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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