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Welcome to the Arts Council Nelson (ACN) website!

Our Mission is

To promote, initiate and support projects and                                        
activities that stimulate and strengthen the artistic
and cultural life of our communities.

We do this through listening to our community .......... and by

  • Providing information about upcoming arts events and opportunities
  • Offering free advice and support from our offices in the Nelson CBD
  • Administering the Creative Communities
  • Local Arts Funding Scheme Offering both bi-annual and monthly funding rounds
  • Having user friendly and informed staff on-hand to help with all enquiries
  • Providing exhibition space in a central Nelson location to emerging artists and community groups
  • Co-ordinating the annual Impressions & Arts Council Nelson Regional Art Awards
  • Producing Monthly Arts Events Calendars
  • Proactive and reactive initiation of projects and workshop programmes

 To find out more, please take some time to
browse our website. We welcome your
feedback; please send any comments to
artscouncilnelson@paradise.net.nz.

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Opportunities

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THE ARTRIUM

Situated at the heart of the Elma Turner Library in Nelson,
The Artrium has become the latest public art installation space.
Being set behind glass the site offers artists a free range on developing ideas for public works that do not need to be hampered by fear of breakage or harzardous elements.

Arts Council Nelson welcomes expressions of interest from Artists who may wish to utilise the space.

 


 

Arts Council Nelson presents ~

 

CHANGING THREADS ~ 2010

NATIONAL CONTEMPORARY FIBRE ART AWARDS.

ENTRIES CLOSE 26 FEBRUARY 2010. ~ for details see Fibre Art Awards page

 

 

 

 

 Artists

 

You are invited to participate in Founders Friday Night Markets to be held every Friday night except Christmas day through out summer. Stall holder fees range from $25 for a standard site - $35 which includes a marquee / power – bookings essential,  payment is required on the day.

You are welcome to hire a stall as a cluster of like minded products ie get together with other local wine makers and hold a stall of Nelson Wines…. (licences only $63 at NCC and can cover many Friday Nights in one application).

A new group of market enthusiast’s leapt at the chance to further develop the Friday Night Markets here at Founders, when news broke that the Farmers Market was to depart.

The market is an important part of our village atmosphere. Local residents from The Wood, Walters Bluff and Atawhai area walk into the park to purchase their weekend supplies giving the opportunity for  the  market to succeed.

Founders will also run a marketing campaign to promote the markets on a Wednesday in the  Nelson Mail and on a Thursday in the Leader – any stall holders that are committed to the Friday night market should let us know as we will be looking for good stories and photos opportunities  to support this marketing campaign.

Press release:

Family nights on a Friday at Founders Park is a happening thing, as the Friday Night Founders Market continues to offer a range of local produce and also welcomes new stallholders from the Twilight Markets held on Trafalgar street last year. The market will also feature a local and independent fish monger, depending on the success of his catch leading up to the Friday night, the market also hopes to grow into the areas of local wines, cheeses, and other similar producers.

“Word is finally getting out to the Nelson Community that Founders Park is free for  local residents every day of the week, however there is no doubt that Friday nights are our most popular night of the week for our local community.” Says Maria Anderson Facility Manager.

The success to date of Friday nights at Founders has been based on a the tradition established by the Duncan family over 10 years ago,  with the invitation to the Duncan’s friends and  family to bring their own dinner (usually fish and chips) and join them for a beer around the cafes picnic tables. Dubbed Chefs Night Off, Friday nights attract many young families of Nelson who enjoy the markets on the  village green, the playground, and wide open spaces for the kids. Families  bring their own dinner, its an affordable night out, and they order beers, wines and juices from Founders brewery.

Stall holders are permitted into the park between 2.30 and 3.00pm for set  up, they  need to stay onsite from 3pm to 7pm when the market is open to the public. Bookings are required for stall holders, second hand goods will be turned away, the market will be reviewed at the end of January when quality controls will be put in place. For further information contact Karl 027 3599015 or 5444789.

                                                                                        

Karl Hadfield Market Coordinator karl@homestylefoods.co.nz
027 3599015 or 5444789

and Maria Anderson
Facility Manager Founders Heritage Park  87 Atawhai Drive
Nelson Tel: (03) 548 2649 www.founderspark.co.nz Nelson City Council
te kaunihera ō whakatū www.nelsoncitycouncil.co.nz

 

 

 

 



Diploma in Ceramic Arts (Levels 6 )

Studied in Nelson at Craft Potters Nelson in Hope.

 

If you’re fired up for a career in pottery, the Diploma in Ceramic Arts (Levels 6) is absolutely the best way to get there. This programme is New Zealand’s only specialised programme in Ceramic Arts at tertiary level.  Now it is also possible to study for these very highly regarded programmes in Dunedin Auckland, Christchurch and Hamilton, or in locations where you have the support of a recognised and approved practising potter. Part time options for level 6 allow you to tailor the course to suit your circumstances.

 

What will you study?

The course is based around studio practice & Glaze technology, supported by drawing and theory. To enter the programme you’ll need to have completed four years’ secondary education with a demonstrable interest in art,

Mature students are most welcome to apply for the programme.

 Enquire Now to: Craft Potters Nelson     

Alan Ballard (tutor) 03 544.5172 or  Lynn Packer (President)  03 544.6821

e-mail:  craftpotters@ts.co.nz



 

 

Teapot Valley Tutorial Weekend 2010  ~ 26-28 March $120 per person for live-in accommodation and meals. Phone Judy 548 1170.

 


Art classes at Aspects Gallery with Susan Creedy 2010

 

There will be two morning classes and two evening classes running on Tuesdays and Thursdays within the normal secondary school timetable. The first term is 9 weeks and terminates at Easter (which is really early!!). It is intended that this timetable will run for the year with the standard   school holiday breaks enabling students to "catch their breath" and (maybe) re-enrol for the next term........

All classes will be held at Aspects Gallery, 137 McShane Road, Richmond although there will be times when we will go from that base to outdoor situations to study aspects of landscapes where the programme allows.

 

   I recommend that applicants discuss their needs with me to find the best programme for their interests before enrolling. From time to time I intend to run a specialised class for more advanced students. These will be tailored to

demand and discussion.  

 

For enrolments and /or further information contact: Susan Creedy, Aspects Gallery, 137 McShane Road, Richmond.

Phone 03 544 2244 (Gallery) or 03 544 1715 (Home)     susan.creedy@clear.net.nz


 

THE MICHAEL WILCOX SCHOOL OF COLOUR

 

COLOUR MIXING WORKSHOPS TERM 1 2010

 

The Michael Wilcox School of Colour now has two registered teachers in the South Island, Toni Duffy at Waikuku Beach, North Canterbury and Alison Eades in Nelson.

The Introductory Course "Making Mud Work for You" is a 3 day workshop (or 8 consecutive sessions) which will benefit artists and anyone with an interest in colour.

Muddy, chalky and unwanted dull colours are often a problem when painting. This workshop will reveal why this happens and how to mix with intention, getting the colour you want every time !

Nelson workshops venue to be advised.  To book Nelson workshops please contact Alison on: Phone: 03 539 4925 Mobile: 0273 528 186 Email: adeades@hotmail.com


ART CLASSES With Larisse Hall  ART @ 203   
(203 Trafalgar St, Nelson)

 

INCLUDES - Junior (5 – 10year olds) X-mas Holiday Programme

 

  JUNIOR (5-10year olds) ART CLASSES   COMMENCING 8th FEBRUARY 2010

  MIXED MEDIA  CLASSES                           COMMENCING 8th FEBRUARY 2010

  PORTRAIT  DRAWING CLASSES              COMMENCING 8th FEBRUARY 2010

 

FOR MORE DETAILS, PLEASE REGISTER YOUR INTEREST   03 548 3961

OR CONTACT LARISSE 027 358 2006 or 03 547 4929


 

 

 

Creative Communities Local Arts Funding Scheme

The next closing date for applications to the

Nelson City Local Arts Funding scheme is 20 February 2010.

Please contact ACN for full details and application forms

ph: 548 4640 or email: artscouncilnelson@paradise.net.nz


Aesthetica Film Award Now Launched. 

 

Aesthetica has launched the search for new and emerging filmmakers who are driving the genre of short film forward through inspirational and innovative works. We are accepting films in all genres: drama, documentary, music video, animation, satire, comedy, artists’ film, etc. This is a great opportunity for filmmakers to get their films showcased to a wider audience and our great prize package includes cash prizes and screenings at UK film festivals. For more information please visit http://www.aestheticamagazine.com/film_submissions.htm. Aesthetica E-newsletter- Sign up for Free  to receive the latest news from the arts and culture sectors both in Europe and across the world. Events, exhibitions, films, festivals and much more, also included are exclusive special offers and discounts. To sign up visit www.aestheticamagazine.com

 

Aesthetica in New Zealand

Aesthetica will be available in stores across New Zealand from the beginning of December so keep an eye out for it in a store near you! Keep us informed with your news

Please send all press material marked For The Attention of Cherie Federico to info@aestheticamagazine.com it will get picked up from there, and passed on to Cherie for consideration.

 

Go on, pass it on

I’m really looking to make inter-continental ties with Art Loop and other organisations in your area. I would be grateful if you could pass this information on to your mailing list and colleagues.

 

Current issue of Aesthetica

Please email me, bryony@aestheticamagazine.com if you would like a FREE digital version of Aesthetica Magazine.

 

 

Temporary Visual Arts Mentoring Opportunity

My name is Tony Schraufnagel.  I am on a one year sabbatical from my teaching positioning the United States. I am planning to make art, and hopefully assist an area artist who might benefit from my experience and expertise.  My work can be seen here: www.schraufnageldesigns.com   Tony schraufnagel [tschraufnagel@hotmail.com]

UNESCO-Aschberg Bursary

 


(Application deadline: Not specified)


Residencies are being offered to emerging artists (25 - 35 years old) from all countries and all disciplines. Residency includes one to two months, return flights and accommodation. camac.org

 

 

Papakura Art Gallery seeking proposals
(Application deadline: asap)
Papakura art Gallery is seeking proposals for exhibitions in 2010.

Contact: Emma Millynn, Gallery Manager , Papakura Art Gallery
Direct Dial 09 297-7510   Fax 295 1366


 

 

Art classes / education


Community Education Classes continue in 2010

Nayland College will be running a Community Education Programme on a self-funding basis in 2010 and wishes to thank students for their ongoing support. I would love to hear from anyone with ideas for new courses and am always interested in  expressions of interest from potential tutors.

Nayland College is also keen to explore relationships with community groups, clubs, and businesses to help provide high quality courses in response to student demand. We are also seeking sponsors for courses or individuals to help offset the increased fees following the withdrawl of Government funding.

Enrolments for 2010 term 1 classes will be taken from Monday 18 January. For further information please contact Kathryn Sclater (Community Education Coordinator) on 547 9769 or comed@nayland.school.nz. kathryns@nayland.school.nz  http://communityeducation.nayland.school.nz

 

 

ART@203 Classes

Mixed Media Classes                                                                            February 2010

Tutor: Larisse Hall. Venue: Art @ 203 (203 Trafalgar St, Nelson)

Textural painting effects and other fun techniques. Acrylic & oil paintings. All levels of experience welcome. Tuesdays 6.30 – 8pm. $12 a session. Limited spaces – please register your interest at Art @ 203 5483961 or contact Larisse 027 358 2006 or 547 4929.

 

Junior Art Classes – Christmas Holiday Programme

Indulge & extend your childs artistic creativity!

Tuesdays 5-7 yr olds, 10.30 – 11.30am

Tuesdays 8-10 yr olds, 1.30 – 2.30pm  Only $10 per session. Tutor: Larisse Hall.

Limited spaces – please register your interest at Art @ 203 5483961 or contact Larisse 027 358 2006 or 547 4929.

 

Junior Art Classes                                                        Term 1, commencing week of 8 Feb

Indulge and extend your childs artistic creativity! Tutor – Larisse Hall.

Mondays or Thursdays 5-7yr olds, 3.30 – 4.30pm

Tuesdays or Fridays 8-10 yr olds, 3.30-4.30pm

$10 per session or 8 sessions for $70.  Limited spaces – please register your interest at Art @ 203 5483961 or contact Larisse 027 358 2006 or 547 4929.

 

Portrait drawing                                                           commencing Feb 2010

Embrace and develop your drawing skills. Learn to capture the essence of your subject. Fun, friendly and relaxed environment. All levels of experience welcome. Tuesdays 10.30am – 12pm or Thursdays 6.30-8pm. $10 a session, commencing February 2010.

Tutor: Larisse Hall. Limited spaces – please register your interest at Art @ 203 5483961 or contact Larisse 027 358 2006 or 547 4929.

 

 

 

Art Class Enrolments for 2010

 

Jeana Packer, specialist art teacher at Broadgreen Intermediate teaches childrens art classes from her studio. These classes are designed to stimulate imagination, encourage creativity and develop an understanding of visual art in history and culture. A maximum of 6 students per class means individual needs are catered for. Drawing and painting skills are developed and personal interests such as mask making, sculpture, printmaking or cartooning are explored throughout 

the term. As these classes fill quickly please email or call Jeana   (ph 5474535 or email: lollypacker@fastmail.fm) Mondays 3:30pm- 5pm,  Wednesdays 3:30pm- 5pm.

 

 

 

other arts news…

 

 

 

Would you like a FREE VENUE to stage your fundraising event?

 

Are you organising a fundraising event? Why not let the Playhouse help you?

 

Would you like to receive ALL the money you raise from ticket sales?

 

WHAT THE PLAYHOUSE OFFERS:

·         NO VENUE HIRE FEE

·         VENUE AVAILABLE SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY OR THURSDAY EVENINGS

·         SEATING FOR UP TO 120 PEOPLE PER NIGHT AS A SHOW ONLY EVENT

OR

·         SEATING FOR 80 PEOPLE AS A DINNER & SHOW EVENT

·         MARKETING ASSISTANCE FOR YOUR EVENT

·         HELP WITH TICKET SALES

·         SOURCING ARTISTS AND PERFORMERS IF REQ.

·         ORGANISING POSTER AND TICKET PRINTING

 

If you would like further details of how the Playhouse can help stage your Fundraising event please call Rob on 03 540 2985

 

Previous fundraisers at the Playhouse:

MAPUA FOOTBALL CLUB, MOTUEKA HIGH SCHOOL, NELSON COLLEGE FOR GIRLS,

ST JOHNS AMBULANCE ART AUCTION, HEALTHY LIFE FUND TRUST

 

 

 

Donated Artworks needed for an extremely good home……….

 

Is there the possibility that any paintings, carvings, ceramics or any other kind of artworks could be donated to our residential community home?

 

Approximately 5 years ago residents were transferred from Braemar and Ngawhatu to community homes. All the residents in this particular house (flatmates) have both severe physical and intellectual disabilities and have lived together since the house opened.

 

As I know you'll understand visual experiences would be a fantastic way to create a sense of interest and would give huge on-going pleasure to the flatties.

The age range of the 6 residents is 27-65 ( 4 women 2 men ), 2 women are Maori. Once the essential house running expenses are paid there's not much left in the kitty. All the flatties are truly gorgeous and remarkable people.

 

As a home we have developed a garden to be self sufficient with vegetables. All the staff give of their own personal time and often money to create a real home environment for the flatties.

 

If it's possible that any creative people (or people with surplus artworks) out there would be interested in donating an artwork for our home - that would be fantastic!

 

We all hope that this can become a reality!

 

Any queries or questions please don't hesitate to ask Philippa (Phil) Macken

ph: 5474394 or 0275474394.

 

 

 

 

Whakatane Friends of the Library Short Story Competition 2010

Open Section Division

 

Entry must not exceed 1,500 words.  Entry must be original, and previously unpublished.

Stories that have won prizes in other competitions are not acceptable.All entries must be typed using 1½ or double spacing.

 

The open section is proudly sponsored by:Norske Skog.    Opus International Consultants Ltd.   

Open Section Winner:   $500             

Entry Fee: $7.00 for one story (this includes a $2 processing fee).

Two stories for $10  Three stories $15.00    Four stories $20.00

 

Merit Prize of $150Proudly Sponsored by Friends of the Library.

Local Entry Prize:   $100

Proudly sponsored by: Whakatane Printers and J & W Mitchell Contractors.

Under 18 years Divisions

Age must appear on the entry form. There is an entry fee of $5.00 for one or two stories.

Entry fee may be shared within school class or family – e.g. brother and sister.

14 – 17 years

Entries must not exceed 1,000 words. All entries must be typed in double spacing.

Entry must be original and previously unpublished.

Stories that have won prizes in other competitions are not acceptable.

 

First prize:   $150 proudly sponsored by New World Whakatane.

Local Entry Prize:   $100 proudly sponsored by New World Whakatane.

9 – 13 years

Entries must not exceed 750 words.  Entries may be hand written.

Stories that have won prizes in other competitions are not acceptable.

 

First Prize:   $50 book voucher proudly sponsored by Whitcoulls.

Local Entry Prize:   $50 book voucher proudly sponsored by Whitcoulls.

 

8 years and under  No entry fee

Entries must not exceed 500 words. Entries may be hand written.

Stories that have won prizes in other competitions are not acceptable.

 

1st Prize:   $50 book voucher proudly sponsored by Whitcoulls.

Local Entry Prize:   $50 book voucher proudly sponsored by His Worship the Mayor.

 

Special Award: The Pat Gibbons Award for the young author who is deemed to be going places.

With the author’s consent the winning story in each division will be published in the fiction section of “Bay Weekend.”

 

Local entries must be within the boundaries of the Whakatane, Kawerau and Opotiki District Councils.

An entry form and fee (where applicable) must accompany all entries - photocopies accepted - author’s name not to appear on manuscript - word count must appear on manuscript.  For a competition review and results please include a SASE. The judge’s decision is final.

 

Closing date:  Saturday 6th March 2010.

 

Entries should be submitted unfolded in an A4 envelope, manuscripts will not be returned –

 

Post Entries to: Friends of the Whakatane District Libraries, C/- P.O. Box 361, Whakatane.

 

The ‘Open section’ is for all age groups.  This is a N.Z. nationwide competition – sorry, no overseas entries.  Please make the entry fee cheque to: Whakatane Friends of the Library.The winning entries are decided by a panel of judges...i.e. Readers’ Choice.If you include a self-addressed-envelope – you will receive the results, plus an overall competition review - due to judge burn out, we are no longer able to offer individual critiques.

There will be no official prize giving – winners will be notified by mail.

We are happy to receive email inquires: Val Bird – thebirds@xtra.co.nz  Winsome Mitchell – jimwinmitchell@clear.net.nz

 

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Entry form.             Please circle which division -   Open    -    Youth (under eighteen).

 

Title of entry...........................................................................................................................................................................

 

Name....................................................................................................................................................................

Age if entering Youth Division............... Postal address....................................................................................................

 

Email................................................................................................................... Telephone..................................................

 

 

 

 

Arts Online part time positions
(Application deadline: asap)


Arts Online is looking for three very special people to take over the facilitation of its drama, music and art history communities in 2010. These part-time positions include the facilitation of the Dramanet, Musicnet and Arthistorynet discussion forums, responding to queries posted to the Ask service, supporting the online development of the very popular interactive unit planners and other tasks aimed at keeping these communities at the centre of arts education in New Zealand.

We are looking for people with credibility within their respective teaching communities, a depth and breadth of knowledge about drama, music or art history education and an excitement about the potential of the online world to support teachers and learners. You will also have the communication skills which are critical to the ongoing success of these communities on Arts Online.
These are part-time positions which will require between 1.5 and 3 hours per week (depending on the role) during school terms.

Contact: For a full job description, please contact Katrina Young (kyoung@cognition.co.nz).

 

 

Call for Proposals: Satellite Gallery
(Application deadline: Not Specified)


Satellite Gallery are now taking proposals for 2010. Satellite offers exhibition space for emerging professional artists in New Zealand.    To find out more go to: www.satelittegallery.co.nz
Contact: To find out more go to: www.satelittegallery.co.nz


 

 

 

Creative New Zealand 2010 Contestable Funding Guide

The Contestable Funding Guide for 2010 will be available to view and download from 1st December 2009 on the website  www.creativenz.govt.nz/contestablefunding   

If you would like a hardcopy, please email your name and postal address to publications@creativenz.govt.nz 
 

Creative New Zealand - 2010 Funding Rounds

Quick Response Arts Grants          5 February 2010     16 July 2010      29 October 2010

Arts Grants          5 March 2010       3 September 2010

Arts Board Arts Investments          4 June 2010

Arts Board Sector Investments      4 June 2010

Independent Film Makers Fund       4 June 2010

Te Waka Toi Arts Investment          3 September 2010

Te Waka Toi Sector Investments   3 September 2010

Pacific Arts Committee Arts Investments   3 September 2010

Pacific Arts Committee Sector Investments              3 September 2010

 

  

 

 

 

THE PAGE AND BLACKMORE NATIONAL SHORT STORY AWARD 2010

Judge:  Carl Nixon

 

The Top of the South branch of the NZ Society of Authors is, once again, offering writers a chance to enter in a short story competition with a difference.  Unlike some short story competitions today, where only the short-listed stories are actually seen by the advertised judge, we GUARANTEE your work will not only be judged by one of New Zealand’s foremost writers, Carl Nixon, but he will give ALL entrants a paragraph of comment concerning their work.

 

Page and Blackmore Booksellers are generously sponsoring first prize - $300 worth of book vouchers. The second prize is $60 and third, $40.  Short-listed stories will all get certificates of merit.

 

CONDITIONS OF ENTRY

  • Entries will be restricted to the first 100 received. All others will be returned including fee (if SSAE is provided).
  • Entry fee is $20 –normally you could pay up to $80 for a short story appraisal, plus you get three chances of winning a prize!
  • Closing date is 28th February, 2010
  • 1500 word limit, any topic.
  • Work to be original and previously unpublished fiction.
  • Entries to be on A4 sized paper, typed on one side only, double-spaced.
  • The pages should be numbered. Word count typed at end of the story.
  • The author’s name must not appear anywhere on the manuscript.
  • Name, address, phone number, email address (if any), story title and word count to be on a separate sheet.
  • Please enclose an A4-size SSAE for return of manuscript and judge’s comments.
  • The judge’s decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into.

 

Please send entries to:

Debra Bradley

Top of the South Branch, NZSA

2/130 Muritai Street

Nelson 7011

(If a cheque, make payable to ‘NZSA –Top of the South)

 

Contact:  dean.debra@xtra.co.nz

 

 

 

CNZ Michael King Writers' Fellowship

Creative New Zealand is calling for applications from established New Zealand writers for the Creative New Zealand Michael King Writers’ Fellowship.

This $100,000 fellowship is available to senior authors with a significant publication record whose major project will take two years or more to complete.

Creative New Zealand’s literary genre priorities include fiction, poetry, children’s fiction, biography, autobiography, essays, histories, literary criticism, analytical prose of high literary standard and creative non-fiction.

Application closing date: 5pm, 26 February 2010.

Key skills sought: Writers who have published critically acclaimed literature works; been short-listed for, or received one or more literary awards or fellowships

Please contact Felicity Birch, ph 04 498 0735 or felicity.birch@creativenz.govt.nz for more information.

Seeking Expressions of Interest from NZ Artists.
 
We are currently seeking expressions of interest from NZ Artists who are interested in an exciting opportunity to exhibit in Italy in May 15 - 29th 2010.  The vision of this exhibition is to spread the message of world peace. The theme is "Peace" and "Remembrance" in memory of the fallen soldiers and civilians in Italy, particularly those involved at the Battle of Cassino where many New Zealanders fought and lost their lives during World War II.
 

The exhibition is being co-ordinated by the NZ Art Guild and Kay de Lautour Scott, a New Zealand artist living near Cassino.
 
For more details check out www.nzartguild.co.nz)

 

 

 CALL FOR PROPOSALS

Fishbowl Gallery, NMIT Alton Street

 

The School of Arts and Media would like to invite proposals for 2010-11 exhibitions in the gallery.  The Fishbowl  aims to provide a public platform for independent, non-commercial and experimental art in Nelson. Although most of the exhibitions in the Fishbowl are course related, we do have several open slots during the 2010 year. We welcome proposals which meet these objectives.

Please submit the following by May 1 2010

o        Brief description of your project and the work you intend exhibiting. (Please describe both the conceptual and material/technical aspects of your intended project).

o        6 – 10 images of work (hard copy photo prints please, website fine too include too) for each artist involved with a titles list

o        Resume or brief CV with Email and  phone contact information

o        a self-addressed envelope for return of materials

Priority will be given to joint rather than solo exhibitions, but all proposals will be considered on their merit.  Proposals will be considered by our Fishbowl committee which is comprised of both members of Nelson arts organisations and Arts and Media faculty members.  All artists will be notified within a month after the due date.

Enquiries can be sent to

Kate.walker@nmit.ac.nz

 

Send materials to;  Fishbowl Gallery  c/o Kate Walker  Department of Arts and Media

NMIT  Private Bag 19  Nelson

Or proposals can be left at the Arts office with Janeen Batchelor.

 

 

 


Art @ 203
are looking for expressions of interest from artists wishing to join the co-op which runs the gallery at 203 Trafalgar Street. Please supply a CV/biography and examples of your current work to the gallery by Saturday 27 February 2010.  For further information please contact: Sally Reynolds, ph 542 3646, or email sally.dave@xtra.co.nz

 

Art@ 203 are also looking for additional 3-D artists (eg, potters, sculptors, jewellers) who are seeking an outlet for their work. Please supply a CV/biography and photos/examples of your current work to the gallery by Saturday 27 February 2010.

For further information please contact: Sally Reynolds, ph 542 3646, or email sally.dave@xtra.co.nz

 

PLEASE GO TO CALENDAR
PAGE FOR INFORMATION
ON ART EVENTS AND
EXHIBITIONS.