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The Great Art Cash &
Carry Sale
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Zad Jabbour Tues 27 July - Sun 15 August 2010 In the Cafe Lebanon born Zad Jabbour’s highly realistic and expertly executed oil paintings. Zad was influenced by his father’s work in portrait painting, sculpture and Byzantine iconography. For Zad; art is not simply a talent, (although talent plays a great role he says), but a continuous willingness to learn, giving the artist maturity and self confidence to achieve great works. He established an art school and gallery whilst teaching the writing of Byzantine Iconography in the Kaslik University in Lebanon. Now a New Zealand resident this is his first show on the North Shore
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Fantasia Asia - NZ
Body Art Photography Exhibition by Gino Demeer: These photo’s from New Zealand’s top Body Art photographer captures the talent and creative expression of extreme make-up, offering a dynamic and influential presence.
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{Extra}ordinary New Russian immigrant Maria explores through photography the buildings and scenes common to us. She uses a challenging viewpoint to evoke and stimulate a response from the viewer.
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Sculptural Planters - Unveiled Lake House Arts Centre is proud to have been a part of the Gateway Project. Shore Youth Council invited Intermediate Schools to take part in a youth-driven community mosaic arts activity. Thanks to the teachers, students and sponsors Heritage Tiles & Morris & James.
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Now and Then A solo show reflecting Richard’s successes of the past and his new, present work.
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Ronald Pace A selection of artworks.
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Heritage Day 2010
- Art Stalls
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Lake House Members
Merit Awards 2010 Intake of work 25 & 26 Sept Opening and announcement of winners Tuesday 28 September 5-7pm. This annual members exhibition offers platform to show the diverse and rich talents of the Lake House members in all mediums
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Participation 2 This is a vibrant group of artists who meet weekly to pursue their craft and who to a great extent, echo the uniqueness of the area shared by the heritage of Lake House. This exhibition will include works by Liz de King, David McKellar, Mikki Buckland, Jeannie Court, June Grant, Lorraine Matthews, Jean Sullivan, Liza Taylor, Louise Johnson, Linda Withy, Bett Wrightson and more. Participation 2 will offer new works in several different media including watercolour, oils, acrylics, pastel.
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Trilogy of Expressions Three friends, experienced painters who share a great interest in art and a love of painting.
Their
artistic styles, although different,
complement one another and this exhibition
demonstrates this variety through landscape,
figurative, and abstract utilizing freeform
and texture.
Red Crater, Judith
Sullivan 61 x 91 cm
Land, Sea & Sky, Lorraine Matthews 61 x 76cm
Dinghy Hull Reflection, Liza
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The 5 of Us Five complimentary artists have combined their talents for their first group exhibition together.
Leesa Terlesk While watercolour her favorite medium she also likes to paint with oils on stretched canvas.
Betty Given
Margaret Caldwell Margaret was the convener of the Hobsonville Art Group which she started in late 2005 although still a regular attendee she has now relocated to Whangaparoa
Robin Wild
Joanne Redshaw
For this exhibition she has chosen
to produce all her works with a
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Students of Joanne Mortimore Students of Joanne Mortimore 9 – 28 November Joanne’s watercolour students display the work and successes they have achieved in the year.
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Gitte
Anderson A selection of paintings in Gitte’s unique vibrant style
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Anneke Laan's Tuesday Paint Group This group of talented women meet weekly and paint together under the nurturing eye of Anneke.
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Lake House Tenants Annual Exhibition A group mixed media show featuring the diverse range of work by the artists who use Lake House as their creative base.
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Sphere Artists respond the fluid and sensual shape of "Sphere" in glass, painting, print and ceramics. Lou Pendergrast, Ron Reichs, Frances Hanson, Linda Gair, John Hanson and Prue MacDougal.
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Places in Pastel
My landscape journey takes us through many different parts of New Zealand, both the North and South Islands, from beaches, through forests to snow-capped mountains. I am inspired to paint a scene by a fleeting impression of light and shade, or breathtaking colour. Colour is for me the key inspiration to paint and the glorious colours in the NZ landscape, winter and summer, spring and autumn are a reason to set up my easel. I paint my pictures in pastel as I love their texture and versatility.
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Kapa Haka – Close Up Te Waka Huia This exhibition showcases Kapa Haka as it has not been portrayed before - up close and personal. Kathrin Simon’s photographs, taken during the 2009 Te Matatini festival built up, allow a rare and exclusive glimpse behind the scenes of Aotearoa’s premier team Te Waka Huia and focus on their commitment, cameraderie and passion. Feel the wairua, te kotahitanga me te whanaungatanga through the eye of the photographer’s lens. This exhibition is part of the 2010 Photography and Matariki festival.
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A Point of View
Photography by Xavier Radic’s students as part of the Fringe - Auckland Festival of Photography |
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Reflecting on
Reflections An experienced blue-water cruiser, Rod has sailed throughout New Zealand aboard his 30 foot sailboat 'Bontekoe'. His love of the sea and yachting are clearly expressed in his crisp dynamic paintings. Sails bent to the wind, waves cleaved by the bow, reflections and ripples stirring the seas of imagination. These are his inspirations, his palette.
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Monoprints
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Pink Ravens II This exhibition is based on a personal exploration into cultural identity from the perspective of a 'pink' fleshed girl born in the 1970's as a third generation Canadian. The works are hybridizations of the various cultures and eras that I identify with. I have included a Northwest Coast aboriginal flavor to some of the works as representation of a strong sense of kinship through a close relationship with the same land, what I consider to be a mutual relative. The intended message behind this exhibition is from a place of loving connectedness toward people of today who are made up of many different cultures that are not necessarily of their ancestry. It's a celebration of diversity and greater unity by virtue of unique internal identities, and a call for respect and inclusion for all cultures. Most of the pieces are titled as self-portraits as they blend different aspects of my European/Canadian cultures with a layering of eras as well – from my early settler to 1970’s. |
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White
Erika Gajdocsi is an emerging artist. She completed an Advanced Diploma in Art & Creativity (Level 7) at The Learning Connexion in Wellington. Erika enjoys exploring process and materiality. In this series of work, the colour white is being investigated together with the round and rectangular shapes. Connection is made between the shapes by colourful pins enhancing the purity and cleanliness of white. Simplicity is the key element. By keeping this series pure and simple, the viewer should feel balanced and connected and may realise that simplicity is calming and powerful at the same time.
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The Nine Corners of My
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My City The Annual Auckland Patchworkers and Quilters Guild Annual Challenge. The theme for this year's challenge is 'My City' Opening function and announcement of Winners, judged by Penny Jameson.
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Essence of Coromandel Landscapes and Seascapes
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Sculpture Festival 2010
Live
Wood Carving
Sculpture Have-a-go & Market Day
'Sculpture Spectacular' Adults & Teens Sculpture Workshops |
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Nicole Ruiten Tribal Manhatten 30 March - 11 April 2010 Opening Tues 30 March, 5pm In the Gallery A variety of colourful paintings and jewellery.
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Expressions of Self A variety of woven, beaded and painted artworks. An art collaboration between New Dawn Partnership, Lake House Arts Centre and Art Adventure
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April Arts Group Artworks by emerging New Zealand artists.
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An exhibition of ceramic tile panels
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Eclectic Mix Paintings, mixed media and drawing
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Heart of
Glass
Heart of Glass
is a collaboration between four Auckland artists,
each responding to Valentines Day with questions
about soul and society. This exhibition shows a
diverse range of work, including lampworked
jewellery, cast glass sculpture and fused drawings
in glass.
Grey Lynn artist, Isla Osborne, presents a series of sketches in fused glass. She says “I returned to New Zealand after 10 years living and working in London, and have been struck by the sense of community here in Grey Lynn”. Her charming work is a comment on Valentines Day as a contemporary construction. With titles such as ‘Enough Stuff’ and ‘Who’s on the Box?’ she encourages viewers to question the commercialism that surrounds modern rituals. Ingrid Carter, from Te Arai, melts glass to create wonderfully intricate beads that are made into exceptional jewellery. These miniature worlds are magical works of wearable art.
John works with cast and fused glass on a larger scale and for this exhibition he has produced some very tactile works. ‘Broken Hearted’ invites the viewer to see it as either two parts or one, whilst ‘Home is where the Heart is’ is an evocative, multi-coloured fused glass installation.
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GIFT Centre Embroidery and quilting by people with special needs (In the Café)
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