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Auckland 2018 Artweek 6—14 Oct ARTWEEK 6—14 OCT. AUCKLAND 2018 ARTWEEK.CO.NZ Welcome to Artweek Auckland Artweek Auckland is an annual, week-long festival celebrating the Visual Arts of Auckland. Now in it’s eighth year the festival is a collaboration of Gallerists, Art Writers, Curators, 1OOO+ Artists and Art Workers working together to present a week of stimulating programmes, events and activities that encourage visitors to discover our diverse and extraordinary arts community. ARTISTS Nearly all events are free of charge. While many of the exhibitions take place in Galleries; public and private, there is much to enjoy in public spaces. Taking art into the public realm has many proven benefits of increasing economic development and building a collective attitude that inspires and offers a sense of pride in our city. With over 50 free-guided tours during the week, there is ample opportunity to discover new 1OO+ spaces or existing venues that are often tucked away, or sometimes even a part of a private home. Artweek Auckland offers visitors permission VENUES and encouragement to engage and enjoy exhibitions and installations in a safe and inclusive way. For ease of discovery Auckland is divided into precincts for the week, with activities North, South, East and West, and a vibrant central city programme. Each precinct presents its own unique exhibitions and events. For information on the full programme visit artweek.co.nz. I do hope you enjoy the programme. 9 Deborah White ONZM DAYS Director artweek.co.nz artweekauckland Proudly presented by: @ VA Auckland Charitable Trust OF #artweekakl IMMERSION CONTENTS Our guide is divided into the following precincts: 6 CENTRAL CITY 16 PONSONBY. 23 K ROAD 29 ARCH HILL 33 PARNELL 38 NEWMARKET 42 DEVONPORT/ NORTH 49 SOUTH 52 EAST 54 WEST Additional info: 59 Walking & Cycle Tours 60 Credits 62 Map Image: Reuben Paterson, Gow Langsford Gallery 01. CENTRAL CITY Image: Sacha Stejko DiscoverUNLOCKED the incredible art COLLECTIONSthat is usually hidden CITYExplore diverse ART forms W of artA andLKS creative expression away behind closed doors, or in areas you have not in the city’s streets, squares and laneways in these noticed in the city’s corporate towers, institutions free guided walking tours. and public buildings. Chapman Tripp & ANZ Centre Take a look inside two very different art collections within the same city tower. Curator Paul Baragwanath will introduce you to the large-scale works in the ANZ Centre foyer, including pieces by Winston Roeth, Peata Larkin and Sara Hughes, then take you to the client floor at Chapman Tripp to view their ceramics and glass collection, including works by Sriwhana Spong, Emily Siddell and more. Fri 12 Oct 5.30pm–7pm Mixing Business with Pleasure Image: Portrait of the Mararoa River Nicholas Chevalier, 1868 Join us for a guided tour of the eclectic selection of University of Auckland Art Collection works that grace Wallace Arts Trust Collection at the walls of the Sir Owen G Glenn Business School. Auckland Council Explore various floors and encounter installations, paintings, prints, photography and sculpture by Image: Sacha Stejko Experience a taste of the prolific Wallace Arts Trust New Zealand’s leading artists. Collection in this exhibition of dozens of works selected Art of Urban Design Street Art Walk by Auckland Council’s Arts and Culture team and the Mon 8 Oct 12pm–1.30pm Wallace Art Trust. Discover works by artists including Thu 11 Oct 5.30pm–7pm Auckland is in the midst of great urban transformation. The art on the walls of a city becomes part of its fabric. Julian Dashper, Glenn Jowitt, Emily Karaka and more in this Discuss the design and use of city streets and spaces, Discover pieces by Askew One, Flox, Sara Hughes and intriguing sample of the 9,000 strong Wallace collection. place-making, the role of public art and the co-existence many more, and hear some of the stories the city’s walls of history and newness. tell about its people and places. Mon 8 Oct 5.30pm–7pm Auckland University Science Centre Discover street art both new and old, commissioned and Tue 9 Oct 12pm–1.30pm Art Tour Sat 6 Oct 2pm–4pm less-than-official on this tour through the streets and lanes Sat 13 Oct 11am–1pm of the inner city. Of course, the nature of street art is that Come and appreciate this architectural feat with University it’s forever changing, so don’t be too disappointed if the art of Auckland Art Assistants Sam Melser and Lara Thomas. displayed on this walk has changed. It’s all part of the fun! Spark Art Trust Collection We will view and talk through a dozen or so artworks from the collection which hang in purpose built alcoves on the Sculpture and Mural Trail Sun 7 Oct 11am–1pm Among its many roles, one of Spark’s least known is that 10 different levels in the science centre. Roger Mortimer, Sat 13 Oct 2pm–4pm of art collector. Former Chief Executive Rod Deane is Luke Willis Thompson, Dane Mitchell, Fiona Pardington and Get better acquainted with the large scale public art works credited with being the driving force behind the collection, Dame Robin White will all feature in the tour. that often go unnoticed. The city centres streets are full which he began putting together in the 1990s and features of significant works reflecting New Zealand’s cultural artists including Ralph Hotere, Paul Dibble, Rita Angus Thu 11 Oct 3pm–5pm heritage – find out more about and their significance in Waterfront Art Walk and Brent Wong. Fri 12 Oct 3pm–5pm Auckland’s cultural landscape in this tour. An exploration of art along the city’s beautiful waterfront Wed 10 Oct 5.30pm–7pm Sun 7 Oct 2pm–4pm including Britomart, Viaduct, Silo Park and Wynyard Fri 12 Oct 12pm–1.30pm Fri 12 Oct 5.30pm–7.30pm Quarter. Get hands-on with great interactive art Behind the scenes: Conservation Tour at installations that will capture the imaginations of people. Auckland Art Gallery Also one-off exhibits for Artweek only, by Max Patte and will combine with Le Cigale market on Saturday. BNZ Collection Join us for a rare opportunity to go behind the scenes at Art in the Park the Gallery and visit the painting and paper conservation Sat 6 Oct 11am–1pm From 1982 to 1987 renowned Wellington gallerist, Peter studios. More than just a tour you will meet the Discover all of public art large and small, old and new Sun 14 Oct 11am–1pm McLeavey, was commissioned to purchase a collection conservators and see some of their current projects. in and around the city centre’s grassy knoll Albert Park. which would ‘clothe the walls’ of the BNZ Centre. The $30 Members / $40 non Members Also tread the line between art and architecture of BNZ welcomes you to come and view a selection of these Bookings through Eventfinda Auckland University, where a structure morphs into artworks currently on display in its ‘Artspace’ in the BNZ’s an object of beauty. Queen Street offices. You will be rewarded with a range Wed 10 Oct 10.30am–12pm or 1pm–2.30pm of works by artists including Gretchen Albrecht, Gordon Bookings Essential & FREE* Mon 8 Oct 11am–1pm Walters and Colin McCahon. Visit www.heartofthecity.co.nz/artweek Fri 12 Oct 11am–1pm for details and booking information. Bookings open 17th September Tue 9 Oct 5.30pm–7pm Wed 10 Oct 12pm–1.30pm * unless otherwise stated. Maximum 3 walks per person. 8 9 Image: Sacha Stejko 1 2 AUCKLAND ART GALLERY ALLPRESS STUDIO TOI O TĀMAKI 8 Drake St, Freemans Bay Cnr Kitchener and Wellesley Streets Mon–Fri 8am–3pm Daily 10am–5pm aucklandartgallery.com Flight Plan Group Exhibition LATE Until 20 Oct Tuesday 9 October, 5pm–9pm Yours sincerely NIGHT Janet Lilo, Edith Amituanai, Brydee Rood, Rachel Ashby, Phil Dadson, Andy Leleisi’uao 25 Sept–11 Oct Opening: Tue 9 Oct 6pm–8pm New Vision Late Night StreetArtDego Art Ache Late Night Events and Gordon Walters Curated by Molly Jones & Minnie Exhibitions Until 4 Nov Parker (2018 Wallace Arts Trust ART Summer Interns) StreetArtDego is a micro-festival of Art Ache is an art event which Late Night food and art that sees 5 of Auckland’s showcases the studio treasures of artists Galleries open late top food vendors working with 5 artists from a range of creative backgrounds. in an evening of wonder, surprise Theatre of Light Daniel Belton and Good ASP ALLPRESS and deliciousness in Khartoum Place. Curated by Aimee Ralfini Company Arts Auckland Art Gallery Experience music, performance and 6–14 Oct Ellen Melville Centre visual artwork while sampling the dishes (Betty Wark Room) Illuminated Art Bledisloe Lane, Receive a complimentary Allpress directly inspired by the work. 1 Freyberg Place Freyberg Place Coffee when you purchase a unique, handmade mug made by the Te Hā o Hine, (Khartoum Place) Celebrating Māori Artists Photo The Māori Portraits Auckland Studio Potters. Free entry, dishes priced individually Exhibition Ellen Melville Centre Gottfried Lindauer’s New Zealand – The Laterals Digital Projection Te Hokinga Mai Central Library Until 2 Dec Puppet Theatre Unitec Creative Gallery entry is free for New Zealand Industries Central Library residents, children 12 and under and The Walters Prize 2018 Gallery Members. An admission charge CENTRAL CITY Changing Lanes Temporary Art Until 20 Jan 2019 applies for international visitors. Installations in Durham St East & Late Night Upper Vulcan Lane Talk & Tour Gus Fisher Gallery Shortland St Urban Art Village Te Paparahi, Toi Māori Art in the City Pā Rongorongo 42 Wellesley St West Real Life Floral Filters A series of art projects created in O’Connell Street by students from Quick Draw Sketch Gang Free 10 Floral dress up! + Jerome van Rijn.
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