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2020/21 INCLUDING the 2020 KĀPITI ARTS TRAIL FREE ENTRY – See Inside 2020/21 INCLUDING THE 2020 KĀPITI ARTS TRAIL FREE ENTRY – see inside ŌTAKI – WAIKANAE Proudly supported by: MAYOR’S FOREWORD Haere mai, nau mai, ki Kāpiti It’s exciting to be celebrating 20 years of Kāpiti’s vibrant art scene with the launch of this year’s Kāpiti Arts Guide, and the list of artists who’ll be hosting visitors during Arts Trail 2020. This year has been like no other in memory, with COVID-19 impacting us all in so many ways and having a significant effect on the arts sector. The Arts Trail highlights how social connection is so critical to the wellbeing of our communities, and how artistic expression explores these values and connections. To celebrate its twentieth anniversary, we have a huge range of artists working in a diverse array of artistic media on this year’s Arts Trail, and they are all preparing for whichever COVID-19 alert level we are at so the arts continue to be celebrated and supported in Kāpiti This Guide is a perennial resource for art lovers – many artists in it have galleries and studios you can visit all year round. Kāpiti attracts and inspires creativity, it must be the magical combination of lifestyle, environment and the innovative people who move here. If you’re a visitor to our district, please take the time to enjoy all Kāpiti has to offer while you’re here – our stunning beaches, beautiful walkways/cycleways, craft beer, thriving café scene and numerous other attractions. My wife Claire and I are eagerly looking forward to seeing Kāpiti artists “at work” in their studios on our traditional Mayoral tour of the Arts Trail if the alert levels allow, and we look forward to seeing you here. Mayor Guru USING THIS GUIDE 3 ŌTAKI 5 ŌTAKI BEACH 10 ŌTAKI GORGE/HAUTERE 11 PEKA PEKA 12 WAIKANAE BEACH 13 WAIKANAE 17 INDEX Ōtaki–Waikanae 24 KĀPITI ATTRACTIONS to see PAEKĀKĀRIKI–PARAPARAUMU, please flip the Guide! PAEKĀKĀRIKI 5 RAUMATI SOUTH 7 RAUMATI BEACH 9 PARAPARAUMU BEACH 14 PARAPARAUMU 18 INDEX Paekākāriki–Paraparaumu 24 USING THIS GUIDE 3 This Guide is for use throughout the year and during the KĀPITI ARTS TRAIL.. 7/8 and 14/15 Nov Please Note: • Artists and studios are listed alphabetically (by first name or studio name) within areas. You can flip the Guide to start at either end of the district. • You can also go to www.kapiticoast.govt.nz/arts-trail for more information about artists, the locations and their accessibility, and to see more images. • See the KāpitiCoastNZ centrefold in this Guide for information about places to eat and stay in Kāpiti, also www.KapitiCoastNZ.com. • A variety of payment types are available at artist locations, except those that list cash only. • Please ask permission before photographing artists, their works, or visitors. During the Arts trail: • The Kāpiti Arts Trail flag will be outside each location. Also, look for signage to help find some locations. • The indicates when artists have put aside time to demonstrate or explain how they create their artwork. Most artists will be happy to show you at any time, if not otherwise busy. • An interactive Google map with artists’ locations is at www.kapiticoast.govt.nz/arts-trail/ for reference before, during, and after the Trail. Health and Safety: • Visitors participate in the Kāpiti Arts Trail at their own risk. • Artists will provide facilities for visitors to record their details at each site. • Children must be supervised. • The wheelchair logo indicates full accessibility, but many locations may be manageable with some help. The Kāpiti Coast District Council thanks visitors, artists and galleries for their wonderful contribution to this event and to the year-round arts scene on the Kāpiti Coast. Abbreviations in the Guide: M mobile phone W website P landline I Instagram E email T Twitter FB facebook After the Trail: • Fill out our survey about your Arts Trail experience and enter the draw to win an artwork of your choice (worth $200) from the 2020 Trail. Every effort has been made to ensure the content of this Guide is correct at the time of printing. KĀPITI ARTS TRAIL INDEX EXHIBITIONS 4 Sometimes the photo doesn’t give the full effect of the artwork. In 2020, you can visit several venues to see examples of each Artist in Studio. We’ve called these “index exhibitions”. It’s to give you a taste of the real thing, to encourage you to visit an artist in their studio on the Trail. The works in the index exhibitions will not be for sale during the Arts Trail but will be available from the artist after the finish of the Trail. Index exhibitions are marked with on the maps. Ōtaki/Te Horo: Featuring works by participant Artists in Studios in Ōtaki/ Te Horo and also potters and ceramic artists from elsewhere in Kāpiti. The Tote Modern Gallery at the Ōtaki Pottery Club Ōtaki Māori Racing Club Te Roto St, Ōtaki Waikanae and Waikanae Beach Relish Café 12 Elizabeth St, Waikanae Featuring works by Artists in Studios in Waikanae and Waikanae Beach ŌTAKI 5 TE HORO/HAUTERE, ŌTAKI 50 51 52 NGAIO ST 49 see map below 46 DETOUR 55 54 53 To Peka Peka ŌTAKI 48 42 43 45 47 41 44 ŌTAKI 6 ATB TATTOO STUDIO AND GALLERY At ATB Tattoo Studio, we believe that behind every tattoo should be 41 a great story. And we’d like to be a part of your story. Unit 4, 3 Arthur Street (in courtyard opposite Reds Café), Ōtaki Children must be supervised. Open Tuesday-Saturday 10am-5pm (late night Thursday). P 04 212 5520 E [email protected] FB ATB Tattoo Studio and Gallery W abandonthebox.co.nz I atbtattoostudio Featured artists: Amy Hurman John Monsta Mikey Hurman Shane Bishop ŌTAKI 7 Jennifer Turnbull Jailhouse Studio & Garden Maker of exquisite ceramic pieces. One-off decorative and sculptural 42 works and domestic ware, for everyday use or as a gift. Award winning potter. 1-2pm each day Open during the year at weekends, otherwise by appointment. 3 Iti Street, Ōtaki M 021 295 7473 P 06 364 0688 E [email protected] FB jenniferturnbull: Jailhouse Pottery W jenniferturnbull.co.nz I jailhousepottery Jos Smith Watercolourist and mixed media 43 semi abstract artist excited by colour, shape, texture, and layers from my surroundings and places I visit. 1-2.30pm each day Open during the year by appointment. 7a Lemon Street, Ōtaki M 027 614 4145 E [email protected] Margaret Hunt Margaret makes pottery, both 44 decorative and domestic ware, using porcelain and stoneware clays. 1 -2pm each day Open during the year by appointment. 173b Waerenga Road, Ōtaki M 027 450 2726 P 06 364 8053 E [email protected] ŌTAKI 8 Old Courthouse Gallery Local Art & Craft Cooperative 45 including clay-works, textiles, photography, mixed media, paintings, sketches, natural fibres, and steelwork. Open during the year Wed-Sun 10am-4pm. Centennial Park, 239 Main Highway, Ōtaki M 027 435 0408 E [email protected] FB Old Courthouse Gallery W oldcourthouseotaki.business.site Ōtaki Pottery Club and The Tote Modern Gallery The Ōtaki Pottery Club is a centre 46 of learning for ceramic artists. The new Tote Modern Gallery at the Club exhibits works by members and guest artists throughout the year. Open during the year Friday-Sunday 10am- 4pm and by appointment. Guided tours of rooms during the Kapiti Arts Trail. Ōtaki Māori Racing Club, 47 Te Roto St, Ōtaki M 021 390 888 E [email protected] FB Otaki Pottery Club W otakipotteryclub.org Paula Archibald Clay Art Ceramics Paula explores a variety of clays 47 and techniques. With a selection of garden art, waterfeatures, totems, marionettes, and figures. Orginality is Paula’s strength. 11.30am-12.30pm each day Open during the year by appointment. 3 Bell Street, Ōtaki M 027 247 7488 P 06 364 7799 E [email protected] FB Art by Paula Archibald ŌTAKI 9 Thomas Green Photography Jailhouse Studio and Garden Thomas is a passionate travel 48 photographer, whose primary focus is capturing dramatic New Zealand landscapes, especially images of the Kapiti Coast. Also does portraits and event work. 2-3pm each day Open during the year by appointment. 3 Iti St, Ōtaki M 021 113 9462 E [email protected] FB Thomas Green Photography W tomsvisuals.co.nz I thomasgreenphoto Toi Matarau Gallery Toi Matarau is a Toi Iho™ licenced 49 Māori art gallery showcasing traditional and contemporary Māori art located at the Māoriland Hub in Ōtaki Village. 11-4pm Mon-Sat and by appointment 68 Main Road, Ōtaki M 022 395 3920 E [email protected] W toi.maorilandfilm.co.nz ŌTAKI BEACH 10 Rod Graham Clayworks ŌTAKI I make hand-built and wheel- 50 thrown garden art and domestic ware using a variety of clays and techniques. My work is heavily influenced by the environment. 11am-12pm and 2pm - 3pm each day Open during the year by appointment. 35 Ngaio St, Ōtaki Beach M 027 445 7545 E [email protected] Sonia Savage SAVAGEART A combination of rich textural 51 paintings. Sonia’s works reflect a distinctive style comprised of collective icons and her own experiences. Throughout both weekends Open during the year by appointment. 35 Ngaio Street, Ōtaki Beach M 027 244 7322 E [email protected] FB savageart W soniasavageart.com Tom Beauchamp Natural Build 52 Sustainable Sculpture At the intersection of art and architecture, Tom uses natural, nontoxic materials to create wall pieces, bas-relief sculpture, installations, earth ovens, and even whole houses! 3pm each day Open during the year by appointment.
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