Sunday 8 November 2020 - Friday 13 November 2020
POP UP EXHIBITION ONE WEEK ONLY
Puzzled is a selection of recent paintings and drawings by Mapura studio artists Lizzie Collinette, Colin Harris, Sian Thomas and Madeleine Wilson. This small group show is a celebration and close exploration of the creative process and unique perspective of each artist. The group are part of a larger community of practising artists sharing the studio space at Marpura Studios.
Located in central Auckland with satellite groups in other areas, Mapura Studios offers an extensive inclusive programme for people of diverse needs and ages, including visual art, music, cartooning, dance, performance and art therapy.
Visit their website for more info: http://www.mapurastudios.org.nz/
Sunday 25 October 2020 - Friday 6 November 2020
The Korean Women's Association of New Zealand, (KWANZ) create all sorts of classes for Korean women to join. This exhibition will feature their female amateur photography community group. KWANZ would like to show their different point of view appreciating the nature and life of New Zealand as immigrants.
KWANZ are a female photography learning community group started from last year, taught by Charlie Yang who is a prestigious photographer in Korea and all over the world.
The Korean Women's Association of New Zealand, (KWANZ) create all sorts of classes for Korean women to join. This exhibition will feature their female amateur photography community group. KWANZ would like to show their different point of view appreciating the nature and life of New Zealand as immigrants.
KWANZ are a female photography learning community group started from last year, taught by Charlie Yang who is a prestigious photographer in Korea and all over the world.
Sunday 4 October 2020 - Friday 23 October 2020
Welcoming the return of founding Lake House Arts Artists in a very special
exhibition marking the next turning point in the development of Lake House Arts.
This exhibition will feature art from the “original” Lake House Artist Tony Ogle.
Tony was very involved in the early stages of saving the house, as an historic icon of Takapuna. In 1995 with 25 other artists, he organized the “End of an Era”
exhibition held in the House to draw public attention to its significance and
imminent destruction at the hands of a local property developer.
Five years later, after Lake House Arts was saved from destruction, relocated and renovated, Tony, along with guest and resident artists held the first
exhibition at the new Lake House - “The New Era” Exhibition was a celebration of the beginnings of Lake House Arts Success. Many of the original artists from both the “Era” exhibitions will return.
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Sunday 19 July 2020 - Friday 31 July 2020
Lake House current Tutors and Residents are asked to tackle a weighty subject
– What will our future be?
Addressing themes of ambition, legacy and the growth of our species into the near or far future our Residents and Tutors are asked to interpret their own
visions of what lies beyond 2020.
Resident Artists at Lake House Arts work and create onsite in their own studios.
Tutors at Lake House Arts teach over 1200 students per year in a diverse array of arts genres.
From Ceramics to Printmaking to Abstract Oil Painting, to Theatre to cutting edge Virtual Technology, this will be one of the most genre-diverse, multi-art
experiences in 2020 and beyond at Lake House Arts.
Sunday 21 June 2020 - Friday 17 July 2020
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Sunday 31 May 2020 - Friday 19 June 2020
The inaugural Community Photo Challenge – an open access community entry photography competition. Anyone, any age and any skill level can participate with up to 2 entries per person. All entries will be printed according to resolution to a maximum size of A3 size.
You will also have the option to submit your entry digitally and have your work printed in-house at Lake House Arts.
Entries will open May 1st on the Lake House Arts website – www.lakehouse.org.nz
This is a fun showcase for the whole community .
All photos submitted (considered suitable for a family audience) will be hung.
Sunday 31 May 2020 - Friday 19 June 2020
“And the Sun arose. With it, my Spirits” - Digital Photography Suite taken during Level 4 - COVID-19 CONARONAVIRUS LOCKDOWN - March 26 - May 14 2020 - Fundraiser Exhibition at Lake House Arts Centre - May 31 – June 19 2020
by Alex Witten-Hannah
We are very grateful for the incredible, ongoing contribution Alex Witten-Hannah has made to the success of Lake House Arts. It is true to say that without Alex it is very possible Lake House Arts would not exist today! As the legal support for the original trust that saved Lake House from destruction, Alex was responsible for putting the injunction in place which stopped the improper sale of the building and ensured it could be saved and restored.
Alex continues to make a substantial contribution with this extraordinary collection of “lockdown art”. Level 4 had a significant and lasting impact on Lake House Arts, eliminating tens of thousands of dollars of revenue in a very short time. In an incredibly generous gesture, Alex has agreed that all proceeds from the sale of these works will go entirely to Lake House Arts.
These works are now available to purchase as single edition, signed and framed prints. The social media post will also be provided in a small frame to compliment the overall work and add prominence and context to the lockdown art.
20 x 25 cm size - $175.00
28 x 38 cm size - $250.00
Includes signed single edition print, complimentary A6 size framed social media post and printed and special edition printed catalogue. To reserve you print please email Operations Manager Grae Burton at manager@lakehousearts.org.nz
YOUR PURCHASE DIRECTLY SUPPORTS THE DELIVERY OF ART PROGRAMMES FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES AT-
www.lakehousearts.org.nz
THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING LAKE HOUSE ARTS
Sunday 29 March 2020 - Friday 24 April 2020
This salon-style cash and carry exhibition is a showcase of our Lake House Members' latest work. This exhibition will be an opportunity for us at Lake House to utilise our online presence to make these works more accessible to our community and the public at large. A second call out for works may be made part way through the exhibition.
Keep an eye out for our Facebook or Instagram postings about the pieces involved!
