Barbara E Lewis Equine Artist Cambridge Gallery Duke Street Cambridge New Zealand.
© Michael Jeans | +64 27 496 3802 | Cambridge New Zealand | michael@michaeljeans.co.nz
Barbara E Lewis Equine Artist Cambridge Gallery Duke Street Cambridge New Zealand.
© Michael Jeans | +64 27 496 3802 | Cambridge New Zealand | michael@michaeljeans.co.nz
The launch of Julie Thomas’ Blood Wine and Chocolate at Paper Plus Cambridge 54 Victoria Street Cambridge New Zealand on Monday the 9th of March 2015 Julie’s blog | twitter account | FB
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Source: Beyond The Blue Horizon
Friday the 26 of August 2011. Art Attack Cambridge New Zealand. The Biannual art exhibition held by Cambridge Community Arts in Cambridge Town Hall. This year the weekend of the 27th and 28th of August.
Friday the 1st of July – Sunday the 3rd of July 2011. Location: Cambridge Community Marae | Tutor: Toni Herangi To secure your place telephone Sophie Tipene 07 827 3795 Be in early Maximum 15 participants First in first served!
The programe: Friday Powhiri 4:30PM – 9:30PM. Saturday 8AM – 9PM (with meal breaks between Noon – 1PM and 5-6PM (you are responsible for your own food). Sunday 8AM – 9PM – with meal breaks between Noon – 1PM and 5-6PM (you are responsible for your own food). Supported by Creative New Zealand through Cambridge Community Arts Council.
Opening this evening. Inspirit Studio & Gallery, 360 Pencarrow Road, Tamahere.
Under the bridge flows the Waikato River.
An exhibition of stunning cast glass by Colleen Ryan Priest and evocative photographs by Grace Carson.
Inspirit Studio & Gallery inspirit.co.nz +64 7 856 3170 or + 64 27 438 6416 360 Pencarrow Road, RD 3, Tamahere, Hamilton 3283, New Zealand.
Peter Lange‘s Brick Boat and Holidays in Huntly on the Cambridge Town Hall piazza, today, Saturday the 23rd of October 2010. Looking up at the town hall from the little roundabout this evening, while on another mission, I could see the brick caravan and spotted the corrugated iron sail through the trees thinking I was seeing a Jeff Thompson I was unfamiliar with. On closer inspection no – so much for my art radar.
Hopefully a superior version of this hoot of a colaboration will surface all in good time. For the present enjoy mine – the live mashup from three of Hamilton / Waikato’s finest. Hamilton County Bluegrass Band, Big Muffin Serious Band and The Trons. Friday, the 18th of June 2010 Meteor Theatre, No1 Victoria Street, Hamilton, New Zealand. I’m really sorry you missed it.
I hope this goes well. A member (client) of the Gracelands Cambridge whanau is working on an project for the 2010 Telecom Art Awards – i.e. the one where the winner ends up on the cover of the telephone book. The aim to make a Cambridge focused artwork based on the submission of 300 individually submitted / commissioned reflections on fear. Submissions and information are being handled by Graig cambridgeATgracelands.org.nz. N.B. My contribution based on a screen grab made a few days ago.
There are many links – a small selection: Russell Brown & comments, Sciblogs, Janet Wilson, Don Christie.
What’s Andrew up to? I missed the first show drat. The first podcast which will be published early next week. Check out the Hamilton Community Radio show here, the Facebook page and for good measure some of Andrew’s recent music on Myspace.
Update 21/5/2010: The first podcast
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There is nothing so fraught with significance as the human hand
Performance by Yolanda Canardo-Galve.
10/2/2010 School of Media Arts, Wintec (Waikato Institute of Technology | Te Kuratini o Waikato), Hamilton NZ.
WOMAD New Zealand is being held on 12-14th of March 2010.
So good to see Chris in such good humour charm his way silently – for the most part – through the interview.
You can try & buy the album here.
chrisknox.co.nz
An all-star local and international lineup perform songs from Chris Knox’ back catalogue, including his solo work and songs by his groups The Enemy, Toy Love and The Tall Dwarfs.
You can try & buy it here.
chrisknox.co.nz
Process, practice, conceptual framework, hard work, being there/here, sharing, communication. Surely we’ve already had this little chat. The process bit appears naive, unworldly and embarrassingly behind the times – a discussion about a discussion about a discussion? Yeah right.
Diggeress Te Kanawa 1920-2009
artsfoundation.org.nz/diggeress.html this link no longer exists 5/6/2014
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And again this morning. I like this. The chap on the plinth is advertising his cellphone number on the tallest of the signs inviting one and all to text him. Some of these messages he is transcribing to his prepared placards. Well planned and executed. He is holding a message which says Jonty is curious – which sums up my response rather nicely.
Live from London – previously.
The website. #oneandother and Flickr
Cosy in the Leamington Domain Band Rotunda Leamington Art Group members Brenda and Margaret paint and host visitors to their studio, today, Saturday the 11th of July 2009. Established in March this year the group meets here on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Some of the work, of the twelve members, is availabe for sale and adorns the walls – more can be found on the walls of Your Cambridge News across the river in Empire Street Cambridge. For further information ring Joyce on 07 823 3168.
On the 168 year-old Fourth Plinth in Trafalgar Square by Nathalie Rothschild
On Flickr Some background. The website. #oneandother and Flickr again.
Says Christopher Dempsey ” I saw the projection last night – very impressive. ”
Now I want to comment: I saw the Telecom ad. in the Herald this morning- saw being the word – not read – as I tend to do with adverts. I had it down, in my mind’s eye, as PhotoShopped confection. Now that’s telling.
The wonderful world of concrete.
Waitakaruru Arboretum and Sculpture Park‘s exhibition E:SCAPE Sculpture-in-the-Landscape 2009 opens this evening at 207 Scotsman Valley Road. The exhibition can be visited daily – 14th of March to 31st of March 2009 – 10am until dusk.
During the early 1980s I visited the Govett-Brewster often. I have done so regularly, at least annually, since. Today’s visit is a little perplexing. I feel a tad out of the loop. Murray Hewitt’s works are interesting though Untitled (2007) and Spin works (2008) seem pedantic to me – Weeping Waters – I like along with – and I visit the strip mall at Waiwhakaiho (The Valley) to see it – 21 (2008). How I interpret this is beyond me – at present. Suffice to say after hearing many stories of Mitre 10 Mega store – there are apparently twenty-one about the rohe – my first visit to one – is well most captivating – it is huge. Kim Paton’s lichen-like instalation The Wal Mart Effect (2008) on ‘c deck’ is mmm. I just start thinking about the vibrancy of Taranaki and how much I am enjoying being here. Len Lye, of course, but so little. I am sure I can hear, in my memory, much more resounding bongs when Universe is activated. But I have enjoyed Wind Wand from a variety of view points – both by day and night. That just leaves Alistair Tong’s Meccano Rotary Cowshed – Taranaki.
And oddly compelling. Not sure where this places Little Artists. Odder that I should come across both on the same day. Oh and the optical illusion.