Tag: Arts
More time to take in Sculpt Oneroa
Sculpt Oneroa has been extended and will now conclude on 30 April. If you haven’t recently wandered around Oneroa Village, make sure to meander...
Art – when you cannot find the words
Iryna Aleksienienko, or Rina Alex as she is called in New Zealand, is a Ukranian native and started painting during the last lockdown. She...
It takes a village to showcase art
The biennial event, Sculpt Oneroa, is set to open on Friday 18 March with its eighth display in Oneroa Village. With 14 participating artists...
Exhibition aims to make waves
Newly minted Surfdale art space Gallery Anomalous is having its second show in March with the opening of Oliver Stretton-Pow’s exhibition entitled Make Waves....
Iconic Gallery
The Red Shed Art Collective Gallery is reopening Saturday 8 January.
The Red Shed is Waiheke’s iconic gallery situated at Palm Beach and is a...
A Waiheke art tour distilled into a single visit
Fancy a trawl around all Waiheke’s many artists’ studios and galleries without having to step out of a single room? Then the latest exhibition...
The world through the magical lens of Ingrid Berzins
Michelle Barber meets an artist whose paintings invite exploration but who dislikes explanation because it leads her further away from her connection to her...
‘The atmospheric hum that surrounds us captivates my eye’
Michelle Barber talks to Katie Trinkle-Legge about growing up with art “in the blood”, how dog-walking has inspired a new expansive direction and why...
Daisy tries saying it with flowers
Michelle Barber talks to Daisy Saaiman about growing up in rural South Africa and why she’s using lockdowns as a way to experiment with...
Space: A final artistic frontier
Michelle Barber talks to Agata Christi about growing up in Poland and the inspiration that’s led to a split between her realistic and surreal-symbolic...