Exhibition
In Unthought, Shelley Simpson uses electroforming to release copper from human made shapes, allowing the copper atoms to reform into their own configuration. In a way, the process is a reparative action, drawing attention to the question of how we behave towards others, be they human or other-than-human. How can we learn to live well together? How can we build a future that is more equitable and more respectful of all of the entities that we share the planet with?
Location
Upcoming Activities
Creative Kete: Reimagining the Landscape
Available anytime for a limited period.
Primary and Intermediate: YNE - Y8
Our debut Creative Kete Video Workshop explores the space between realist and abstract painting by examining three contemporary NZ landscape painters; John Pule, Barbara Tuck and Krystie Wade.
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Sea Creatures of Tangaroa
Available through Term 3-4
Mon 17 July - Tue 19 December 2023
Primary and Intermediate: YNE - Y8
This workshop introduces students to the world of ceramics and a range of techniques to create their own sea creature.
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Sound Pictures - Collagraph Printing
Available through Term 3-4
Mon 17 July - Tue 19 December 2023
Primary and Intermediate: YNE - Y8
In this playful workshop, students will turn sounds into marks, discovering and inventing how to visually represent the sound of things.
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