Ogle Gallery & Café Space

Exhibition Information

Lake House Arts invites artists to push the boundaries of paper-based art in Paper Cuts, an exhibition celebrating the versatility and creativity of paper as a medium. Whether sculpted, layered, folded, or transformed, we encourage works that challenge traditional perceptions of paper in art. 

• Open to both Lake House Members and the public. Free entry for members, and a $10 entry fee for non-members. Memberships may be purchased upon entry in lieu of submission fee. 
• Artworks must be comprised of at least 75% paper (excluding framing). 
• No late entries will be accepted 
• Up to two artworks may be submitted per artist 
• Artworks must be for sale and pricing must include our commission (19.5% +GST) 
• Works must not infringe copyright. 
• Suitable for 2D or wall-based artworks only. Artworks must have D-rings and a string across the back of the artwork. 
• Wet, or unstable artworks will not be considered for entry. 
• Works must not infringe copyright. 
• All Terms and Conditions for exhibiting at Lake House Arts apply and are available to read here. 
• All unsold artworks must be collected by 3pm Thursday 3rd April 

For larger artworks, or artworks which entail non-conventional staging, please liaise with Curator Hannah Berry at arts@lakehousearts.org.nz Please note: A soft launch for the exhibition will be confirmed closer to the exhibition date. Members and entrants will be notified. 

Artwork Delivery dates: Tuesday 11th March (9am – 3pm) – 12pm Friday 14th March. 

Exhibition Information

Lake House Arts and Auckland Festival of Photography is pleased to present…

Looking Up A Photographic exhibition by Peter Grahame

Opening Celebration: Sunday 1st June, 4 – 6pm

Ogle Gallery & Café Space

Peter is an artist who has worked with many different mediums through his life, including Music producing & directing. Performing Arts, Writing, Film Making, Drawing and Photography. 
Peter brought his first SLR camera in 1978 and has snapped away ever since, traveling around Aotearoa New Zealand over the decades and capturing the sublime light, shadows and colours of our beautiful islands. 
“Looking Up,” are photos taken in and around Auckland CBD. 
People these days seem transfixed by smartphones, and we are saturated in the symbols and propaganda therein. Mesmerized by the screen light, much of what is here, now and present passes unnoticed. No one looks up from their busy lives, they remain oblivious. 
These colossal city structures can convey mediocrity in basic shape & form; until you turn it on a quirky angle, augment shadows, light and geometry. Then wonderfully these city scapes reveal a creative process, a potential and a hidden dynamic. Art. 
All the more fun for looking up, around and beyond.