Mask Making at Te Atatū Food Truck Fridays

2 February
4.30pm – 8.30pm
Te Atatu South Community Centre

 

With pre-columbian origins, the mask has always been a constant element present in different Latin American cultures. Join Sur-collective in a DIY/Creative Lab where you will explore the potential of the mask by creating your own.

 
About 

Sur-collective was founded in 2021 by six latina artists out of the need to create a sense of place and redefine the space they use as migrant women in Aotearoa. They think of art as a tool to create new experiences, connect with other communities, and collaborate in the construction of diverse and inclusive spaces. This activity is open to all participants (kids must be supervised) and no previous experience is required.

 

CALLING ALL WEST AUCKLAND ARTISTS!!!!

You are invited to a FAB, FUN, FESTIVE and FREE event – Full of CRAFT, CREATIVITY and CHRISTMAS CHEER!!
 

Creative Henderson Massey, The Te Manawa Community Centre and Art Battle Auckland have joined forces. The Te Manawa Christmas Market will be chock full of stalls, tantalizing treats and activations – PLUS a mini–Art Battle – for a taste of the world’s biggest LIVE painting competition right here on our doorstep!

 
We are looking for our local artists and creatives to come and join us, as we inspire our community with an immersive and super friendly speed painting competition. You’ve heard of Art Battle. Well, this is A Taste of Art Battle: 2 artists face off in 15-to-20-minute quick-fire rounds. Artists are free to paint whatever they want. Its winner stays on – and the audience decides! All the artwork goes up for sale in an on-the-spot auction at the end of each round. The artists take 50% from the sale – with easels, canvases, paints, brushes and all art supplies provided. 1 extra twist: Audience members are welcome to enter as ‘wildcards’ and challenge our artists. Are you up for the challenge??!

 
To participate or RSVP contact: Liam (Art Battle NZ) info@rockitart.com

 

The Te Manawa Christmas Market
Thur 7th Dec
5pm-8pm
Te Manawa, The NorthWest shopping centre, opposite Westgate.


 
 

Printopia is Back!

Printopia

 

Aotearoa’s annual festival of original print is back at Corban Estate Arts Centre, Henderson, Auckland.

When: 5 – 7 May 2023 | Friday 6pm – 9pm | Saturday 10am – 3pm | Sunday 10am – 3pm.
Where: Corban Estate Arts Centre | 2 Mt Lebanon Lane, Henderson, Auckland

Visitors can enjoy free print talks, demos, live printing and a print fair by print artists and experts from across the country. We are honoured to have Dr. Mark Dustin from Melbourne as our keynote speaker to open the event as several other exciting presenters including. Carole Shepherd.

There are also nine unique ticketed workshops on offer, with an exclusive relief print workshop with NZ art icon Fatu Feu’u, not to be missed.

Check out all the details at www.printopia.nz

 

Festival Background

This is the second iteration of an annual festival which aims to support, grow and celebrate the

printmaking community. Printopia was established in May 2021 in response to the need for a

physical space for the printmaking community to come together, including artists who use print

processes in their arts practice and extends to all works on paper including book arts, letterpress

and papermaking.

Printopia 2023

Printopia Festival of Original Print is back.

 

We’re excited to announce another fun, print-filled weekend of inspiring talks, demos, workshops, live printing and of course a print fair and exhibition.

 

  When: 5 – 7 May 2023 | Friday 6pm – 9pm | Saturday 10am – 3pm | Sunday 10am – 3pm.
Where: Corban Estate Arts Centre | 2 Mt Lebanon Lane, Henderson, Auckland

 

What’s New?

We thought 2022 was pretty awesome, which is why we’ve extended the festival to a 3-day event! There’ll be an opening night on Friday 5 May for you to meet old and new friends while you sip on a cocktail or two, snap up some gems at the print fair and celebrate the winners of the PRINTOPIA Print Prize and Exhibition.

 

Want to have the chance to win cash prizes, art products and have your work exhibited during the festival? The PRINTOPIA Print Prize and Exhibition is new initiative to promote experimentation and innovation in contemporary printmaking in Aotearoa.

 

Print fair – Want to get involved?

Registrations are now open to apply to be a vendor at the Print Fair. Deadline 6 January. Successful applicants will be notified by 3 February. For more details and to apply, click here.

 

Print Demos

Are you an artist, curator or printmaking expert with a great idea for the festival programme? Please get in touch if you would like to contribute to our engaging programme of workshops, demos and talks. Submit your proposal here.

Call for proposals

 

CALL FOR PROPOSALS

Creative Henderson-Massey are looking for people and organisations to submit ideas for creative community projects which could involve:

 MUSIC | PERFORMANCE | DANCE | FILM | CRAFT | VISUAL ARTS + MORE

Send us your creative ideas!

Creative Henderson-Massey are looking for people and organisations to submit ideas for creative community projects which could involve music, performance, dance, film, craft, visual arts and more – and could happen anywhere from the street to theatres, shopping centres or marae. 

Creative Henderson-Massey may be able to assist by providing funding assistance and partnering opportunities. 

 

If you are interested in submitting an idea, please visit our our apply for funding page.  

Proposals due by 1st August 2022. 

 

 
 
 

The Art Club

 

Got an art project but don’t want to work on it alone? Come along to the community Art Club at Te Atatu Peninsula Community Hub! Completely free to attend, on every Monday from 6pm to 8pm. Join like-minded people as you work on your own pieces.

BYO Materials
Facilitated by Juliette Hedworth

Monday’s 6-8pm
Te Atatu Peninsula Community Hub

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Printopia Festival of Original Print

 

Printopia is Auckland’s inaugural festival of original print, celebrating traditional and contemporary printmaking processes, taking place on 7 & 8 May 2022 at Corban Estate Arts Centre, 2 Mt Lebanon Lane, Henderson.

Over the two-days catch an exciting line-up of live printmaking demonstrations, artist talks, a print fair and workshops. Meet artists, learn about the process, try it yourself and buy some original prints.

The festival will feature some of the best established and emerging print artists in the country with an outstanding array of techniques to inspire visitors.

For the full programme of both free and ticketed events, please visit www.printopia.nz

Would you like to join our team of volunteers? Email ina@printopia.nz for more details.

IG: @printopia_festival FB: @Printopiafestival

 
 

RUBURBAN HOLIDAY EVENT

 


RUBURBAN

Grab your rubbing kit then find things in and around the art centre to rub!
Next learn how to make a collagraph to rub. Then a pop up exhibition before you take your rubbings home.

This is a free school holiday event
All ages
Wednesday 20th April
2.30pm – 4.00pm
Waitakere Arts Centre, Henderson


REGISTRATION

Register now at cathosster@gmail.com
(limited numbers)
Please note, this is not a drop-off event.

 
 

Sunday Girl Exhibition

 


SUNDAY GIRL POP-UP EXHIBITION

This all female group show is a platform for expressing and sharing a woman’s worldview as we operate our multi-tasking layered lives as daughters, sisters, mothers, partners, thinkers, givers, workers, and creatives.

25 diverse artists will be celebrated – it is a spotlight on the female artist and a challenge to the bias that exists in the commercial art world.

Curated by Leela Bhai, this annual exhibition will consist of established, experimental and unexpected artists, all encouraged to exhibit under a pseudonym. Artist names vary from poignant symbolism, personal anecdote or just plain silliness, with the tales of their origin often shared on opening night. Each piece may represent a past self, vision of a future self or a particular thought pattern from half an hour ago and the wide range of mediums reflect the diverse range of women participating in the show.

Opening Night
Friday 8 April 2022
6pm

 

Exhibition
9 April -10 April
11:00AM –  6:00PM

 

Get all the details here.

 

Cultural Sector Emergency Relief Fund

 

 


Cultural Sector Emergency Relief Fund

Manatū Taonga (Ministry for Culture and Heritage) has announced the Cultural Sector Emergency Relief Fund is now open.

This $5 million fund of last resort, supports cultural organisations, including sole traders, at clear risk of no longer operating viably. Manatū Taonga has created this fund because there are parts of the sector that are not eligible for support from other agencies.

This Fund is open to cultural sector organisations, including businesses and charities who have current legal status in New Zealand, and also to sole traders who have a New Zealand Business Number.


What could organisations who are eligible for the cultural sector emergency relief fund receive? 

subject to eligibility requirements and the availability of funds, the amount of funding would be the difference between the organisation’s revenue and expenses over the six-week period following their application.

subject to the availability of funds and again meeting eligibility requirements, organisations could apply for an additional round of support at the end of six weeks.

Organisations will be able to receive up to $100,000 from the Cultural Sector Emergency Relief Fund, sole traders up to $30,000, in total across all application rounds. 


What can the funds from the cultural sector emergency fund be used for? 

Organisations can use the funding  for essential business expenditure, such as staff salaries, fixed operational costs for the duration of the funding period, business debt repayments and for ongoing costs for projects, and/or activity that is essential to continued operations. Funding received from the Cultural Sector Emergency Fund cannot be used to rebuild cash reserves, future planning costs (e.g. risk assessments), or capital expenditure. Organisations submitting subsequent applications for additional support will need to demonstrate that the previous funding was appropriately used and will need to again meet eligibility criteria. 


Apply now

For full applications details and to apply, visit the ministries website.

http://ow.ly/llRf50GjQIc