Sunday 17 February 2019 - Sunday 17 February 2019
LAKE HOUSE SUMMER CONCERT SERIES
VOXNOVA GYPSY JAZZ BAND
SUNDAY FEB 17 - JOIN US FROM 3PM
SUNNY - COURTYARD - BE SUNSMART - SEATS AVAILABLE OR BRING YOUR OWN
RAINY - IN THE GALLERY - SEATS AVAILABLE
DANCING ENCOURAGED - CAFE OPEN
$10 Adults - UNDER 18 FREE
PAY AT THE DOOR - CASH/CREDIT/EFT
RESERVE TICKETS - 09 4864877 or info@lakehousearts.org.nz
37 Fred Thomas Drive Takapuna - PARKING FREE - www.lakehousearts.org.nz
Saturday 23 February 2019 - Saturday 23 February 2019
OPEN TO ALL LAKE HOUSE ARTS MEMBERS - BECOME A MEMBER HERE
Lake House Exhibition Hui and Workshop – Saturday February 23 10am – 2pm (kai included)
A MATARIKI FESTIVAL 2019 EVENT OPENING JUNE 23
GUEST CURATOR MERE CLIFFORD & MASTER CARVER NATANAHIRA PONA
Pou Toko Manawa – Heart of the House
Friends and whanau of Mere and Lake House Arts Members (and their family members) are invited to create a unique panel work which celebrates and honour their family, history and the path that has led them toward being a part of the Lake House Arts Whanau. All participants will meet with Mere and Natanahira Pona to have a hui and workshop the exhibition process and will be invited to learn about using Maori artistic styles/patterns/motifs in the creation of the work. At the hui participants will receive their panel/s and can begin working on their contribution to the exhibition. All participating artists will own the panel/s they create and are encouraged to make the panel/s for sale during the exhibition.
All participants should attend. Participants will receive panel/s and guidance here. Participants will be given access to the online form to fill out for artworks provided for the exhibition.
Poupou (architecture)
A poupou is a wall panel located underneath the veranda of a Māori wharenui (meeting house). It is generally built to represent the spiritual connection between the tribe and their ancestors and thus each poupou is carved with emblems of the tohunga whakairo’s (carver's) particular lineage. The poupou may also be decorated with representations of the tribe's ancestral history, legends and migration stories to New Zealand.
As such each wharenui, and by extension the poupou, are thus treated with the utmost respect, as if it were an ancestor.
Pou Toko Manawa – Heart of the House
Friends and whanau of Mere and Lake House Arts Members (and their family members) are invited to create a unique panel work which celebrates and honour their family, history and the path that has led them toward being a part of the Lake House Arts Whanau. All participants will meet with Mere and Natanahira Pona to have a hui and workshop the exhibition process and will be invited to learn about using Maori artistic styles/patterns/motifs in the creation of the work. At the hui participants will receive their panel/s and can begin working on their contribution to the exhibition. All participating artists will own the panel/s they create and are encouraged to make the panel/s for sale during the exhibition.
How to Participate
Expressions of Interest – Deadline Friday February 15, 2019
All questions and confirmations should be sent to manager@lakehousearts.org.nz
SUBJECT HEADING: “Pou Toko Manawa – Heart of the House”
Lake House Exhibition Hui and Workshop – Saturday February 23 10am – 2pm (kai included)
All participants should attend. Participants will receive panel/s and guidance here. Participants will be given access to the online form to fill out for artworks provided for the exhibition.
Delivery of Artwork – Between Monday June 16 – Friday June 21 (10am – 3pm)
Artwork should be wrapped in bubble wrap and contributors must fill out the online form provided at the hui in February.
Installation of Artwork – Saturday June 22 (2pm onwards) & Sunday June 23 (10am – 2pm)
Participants are welcome to help install the exhibition.
Sunday 3 March 2019 - Sunday 3 March 2019
Lampshade Making Workshop - With Oscuro
It has taken a while for this to happen again but I am delighted to invite you to our upcoming drum lampshade making workshop!
No experience required.
Venue: The Lake House Arts Centre, Takapuna
Dates: Sunday 3rd March 2019
Time: 10-12.30pm
Cost: $100pp
You will be making your very own 10" or 12" diameter drum lampshade using materials provided. All you will need is 0.5m of your own fabric (specific details will be emailed when booking) or there will be fabrics that can be purchased from $10pm.
Tea, coffee and cookies provided. More available to purchase at the lovely onsite cafe.
Confirmation and payment will need to be made to secure places. Deadline for booking is 16th February.
Further dates each month, please ask for details. Also offering home bookings for small party groups, details to follow.
Email to register your place - oscurolampshades@gmail.com
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Takapuna, Auckland 0622
Phone: 09 486 4877
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