The Refinery ArtSpace is committed to stimulating and strengthening the artistic and cultural life of Whakatu, supporting a diverse programme of engaging community-driven and/or contemporary exhibitions, projects and events.
Call for Proposals for 22/23
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Arts Council Nelson [ACN] is excited to invite proposals for exhibitions and events to present an interesting and stimulating creative programme at The Refinery ArtSpace from July 2022 to June 2023. The closing date for proposals is 25 March 2022. Completed proposals may be: • emailed to refineryartspace@gmail.com • mailed to Refinery ArtSpace, PO Box 566, Nelson 7040 • dropped off to the Refinery ArtSpace, 114 Hardy St, Nelson. |
All applicants will be advised on the outcome by 25th April 2022. Successful submissions will be advised of their exhibition dates by 23rd May 2022. Submission forms, guidelines and proposal writing tips can be downloaded below; for further information or support contact Janja Heathfield, Gallery Manager, at refineryartspace@gmail.com |
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We continue to follow Ministry of Health’s Alert Level advice and guidelines around physical distancing, hygiene, visitor numbers and contact tracing requirements.
Visitors to Refinery ArtSpace and Arts Council and Te Ramaroa offices will need to verify their My Vaccine Pass on entry from Friday, 3 December.
Operating as a Covid Vaccination Certificate (CVC) site is the best way to keep our staff and visitors safe under the Government’s new COVID Protection Framework (traffic light system) which comes into effect from 11:59PM Thursday, 2 December.
Tamariki under the age of 12 years and three months are not required to show proof of vaccination.
We understand this is a challenging time for visitors. Please respect our staff and understand they must ask for and verify your My Vaccine Pass at point of entry to our site. We continue to support our artists and creative community to keep The Arts alive.
Here are the important things you need to know to keep everyone safe when visiting:
Visitors to Refinery ArtSpace and Arts Council and Te Ramaroa offices will need to verify their My Vaccine Pass on entry from Friday, 3 December.
Operating as a Covid Vaccination Certificate (CVC) site is the best way to keep our staff and visitors safe under the Government’s new COVID Protection Framework (traffic light system) which comes into effect from 11:59PM Thursday, 2 December.
Tamariki under the age of 12 years and three months are not required to show proof of vaccination.
We understand this is a challenging time for visitors. Please respect our staff and understand they must ask for and verify your My Vaccine Pass at point of entry to our site. We continue to support our artists and creative community to keep The Arts alive.
Here are the important things you need to know to keep everyone safe when visiting:
- Entry will require verification of My Vaccine Pass (from 3 December) and NZ COVID Tracer scanning
- Masks are mandatory
- You must stay 2 metres from other people, except for friends and family
- Please stay home if you’re unwell
- Please follow the guidance of our staff and signage to keep everyone safe when sharing our spaces.
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Kelly McDonald and Victoria McIntosh
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MODIFIED for display
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Centre For Fine Woodworking Graduate Exhibition 2020 |
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The first solo exhibition by contemporary Maori painter Gordon Kaire D’Ath. Patternicity focuses on repeating patterns found in Te Ao Maori. "My work expresses my interconnection with nature and where I fit into this world, which guides my spirituality. Patternicity explores Tukutuku panels and Maori Gods. You are warmly invited to the opening celebration 16th December 5.30pm |
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The Refinery Artspace
Office Hours - Mon, Tues 12pm - 5pm; Wed 10am - 12pm; Thur, Fri - 10am - 3pm |
Gallery Manager -
Janja Heathfield 021 204 8474 refineryartspace@gmail,com Thank you. |
Gallery Opening Hours
Mon - Fri 10am - 5pm Sat 11am - 2pm |
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2017 Arts Council Nelson
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