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Multiperspective gallery 2. Description and prise list.
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Title: Tranquility , French cityscape, Paris street sceneOil painting on canvas size: 80 x 65 cm. |
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Title: On the way from Burano. Italian cityscapeOil painting on canvas size: 60 x 80 cm. |
News archive: Newsletter we have received from various art websites.
Jewellery or What ?
Various venues in Wellington, February 10-13; also Auckland and Christchurch Contemporary jewellery symposium JEMposium is set to inspire artists, collectors, curators, critics and jewellery enthusiasts in Wellington from February 10-13. International experts including Ted Noten, Manon van Kouswijk, Karl Fritsch, Fabrizio Tridenti and Liesbeth den Besten will lead
presentations, panel discussions and masterclass sessions. Many Wellington galleries are supporting this event with collateral exhibitions. There will also be related shows in Auckland and Christchurch galleries.
Artists in the Kermadecs
Voyager New Zealand Maritime Museum. Following on from the opening exhibition of the tour at Tauranga Art Gallery, _Kermadec: Nine Artists explore the South Pacific is set to open at the Edmiston Gallery, Voyager NZ Maritime Museum on Auckland’s
waterfront. Produced by Pew Environment Group and the two above institutions, the exhibition is part of a project to raise awareness of one of the least known natural wilderness areas on earth. The artists involved, seven from New Zealand and two Australians have made work inspired by their visit in May 2011. The accompanying publication _Kermadec_ is now available.
Christchurch Art Outside
In the city where many galleries have been majorly affected by the earthquakes, art never sleeps. Moving outside into public space, art is providing a much needed resource for the soul. Christchurch Art Gallery as part of their Outer Spaces Project has facilitated an installation, The Creation of the World by Ronnie Van Hout, in a bungalow opposite the gallery on Worcester Boulevard, which is only visible at night. Meanwhile the gallery and Gapfiller have been at work in Sydenham where Wayne Youle’s I seem to have temporarily misplaced my sense of humou is a billboard sized artwork depicting a giant shadowboard with images that suggest items that may have been lost or misplaced in the recent destruction and tools that will be needed in the Christchurch rebuild.
