2 – 7 November
Come and see Korean calligraphy and carving. There will be 35 artworks by 25 calligraphers in New Zealand and 20 masterpieces of Korean registered calligraphers.
Enjoy the K-Culture!’
🎨✨ January School Holidays – Open to Book Now! ✨🎨
Keep the creativity flowing this summer with our exciting January School Holiday Programme! From Comics & Illustration to Clay and Weaving, there’s something to inspire every young artist. 🌟
Spots are filling up fast – don’t miss out! Sign up by clicking the link in our Bio & heading to the shop tab! These classes will be located in our Youth Holiday Programme category.
Nov 21
Join Rangitoto College as they open their exhibition, He Kākano Ahāu (I am the Seed) this Thursday 14 November from 5pm -7pm within our Main and Hewson galleries.
This exhibition is a celebration of the dedicated exploration of cultural ideas, art approaches and creative techniques across eight Year 11 classes this year at Rangitoto College.
The brief was to learn about and connect with cultural symbolism, ideas and styles connected to contemporary local Māori artists, and combine this knowledge with their own individual ideas and cultural beliefs to create original artworks, in a range of media. All art students will have at least one completed piece submitted, and we are proud of their efforts to connect with and promote Māori and indigenous concepts and values through their art, including whakawhanungatanga, kaitiakitanga and tūrangawaewae.
The title “He Kākano Ahāu” translates to “I am the Seed” and we believe this communicates the continued growth of our students as both thoughtful, connected citizens of Aotearoa, and as emerging creative artists. The exhibition will be on view until 23 November.
Nov 12
The 9th Korea Calligraphy Exhibition currently on view is organised by Young An Kim and features Korean calligraphy and carving from New Zealand and 20 masterpieces by Korean registered calligraphers. In the Hewson Gallery, Ha Tae Kyu, seen in the first photo, has a solo exhibition including his massive scroll of about 3,5000 characters recreating Shu Pu “A Narrative on Calligraphy” from 687 AD that provides insight into the aesthetics and principles of calligraphy during the Tang dynasty. This exhibition is currently on view until 7th November
Nov 4
🌸 Labour Weekend Closure Notice 🌸
Mairangi Arts Centre and all of our facilities will be closed this weekend and coming Monday in observance of Labour Weekend. We will resume normal operations on Tuesday, 29th October.
Wishing everyone a relaxing and enjoyable long weekend! 🎨✨
See you next week! 🖼️😊
Oct 25
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