 ANNA CRICHTON  JULIA MARIN NEW ARTIST 2 SOFIA ATHINEOU 2 ANDREW VAN DER PUTTEN Anna is a brilliant satirical Illustrator and cartoonist. She will be Julia Marin is a jeweller specialising in custom contemporary Sofia’s latest glass works are organic forms that capture the Andrew began his pottery career in Oratia, Titirangi, 48 giving a demonstration of her pen and ink technique. Visitors fine jewellery and limited edition capsule collections. movement of wind, fire and water, changed by the play of light years ago, and, after a decade in Coromandel and 20 years will be able to purchase signed A3 prints of Anna’s cartoons Her work explores elements combined in minimalist inside the colourful glass. Sofia will demonstrate the process of in Grey Lynn, he has have moved back to Titirangi with and illustrations, as well as abstract screen prints on fabric. compositions, practising traditional silver/goldsmithing glass casting, plus there will be a display of glass work. his wife Jeannie. Andrew makes a full range of domestic techniques and focusing on sustainability through the earthenware and salt-glazed stoneware. SATURDAY & SUNDAY SUNDAY choice of materials and promoting an ethical practice. SATURDAY & SUNDAY SATURDAY 27 McEldowney Road, Titirangi 114 Opanuku Road, Henderson Valley SATURDAY www.annacrichton.com / Facebook: anna crichton SATURDAY & SUNDAY – Note: steep path/steps www.sofiaathineou.com 709A South Titirangi Road, Titirangi 127 Garden Road, Piha / www.juliamarinjewellery.com

 TANYA WILKINSON NEW ARTIST 1 KARIN URMERSBACH-NIERSBACH 2 TED SCOTT NEW ARTIST 2 JEANNIE VAN DER PUTTEN Tanya is a potter who likes making useful things out of clay Karin has been working as a glass artist since 1989. From his studio in Karekare Ted captures the essence of his Jeannie hand-draws designs on cloth in her studio in Bali. for the home and kitchen, and generally helping add a bit of The curvilinear shapes found in nature form the basis for local environment. Ted is involved in photography, painting, The design is then traced in wax using a traditional tool functional beauty to life. A committed West Aucklander, Tanya her functional, contemporary glass art. Visitors will see sculpture, book publishing and image restoration. “Living on called a 'canting'. The motifs and background are hand- has spent much of her life living in and around Titirangi. a demonstration of her unique positive/ negative glass this coast is sometimes like being on the very edge of painted, 'fixed', dried in the sun and boiled. The cloth is then engraving technique. turmoil!” Visitors to Ted’s studio will have the opportunity to made into bedcovers, tablecloths and kimonos, and is only SATURDAY & SUNDAY SUNDAY purchase artworks, including limited editions. available directly from the Titirangi studio. SATURDAY & SUNDAY 27 McEldowney Road, Titirangi 73 Otitori Bay Road, Titirangi SATURDAY & SUNDAY SATURDAY www.kurvedlines.co.nz / Facebook: kurved lines 104 Lone Kauri Road, Karekare 709A South Titirangi Road, Titirangi

 BRENDA MCEWAN  KATE MCINTYRE NEW ARTIST 2 TERRY PRINCE 2 SANG SOOL SHIM Since the passing of her late husband, Brenda uses the Kate McIntyre works mainly in porcelain using a hand- Terry is an experienced painter in acrylics, with 7 solo Sang Sool Shim is a self-taught potter. He paddles and hand- garage as her creative space. Visitors to the studio will see carving technique, inspired by patterns and structures found exhibitions. Terry enjoys capturing the large west coast forms clay into vessels and sculptures. His time-intensive works in progress and have an opportunity to purchase her in nature. Kate has been a finalist in the Portage and WaiClay vistas near his home in Oratia, where he has a gallery works are completely handmade and require considerable art works. Ceramic Awards, and an Artist in Residency at the European and studio. Annie Prince, an artisan distiller and Clinical patience and concentration to complete. Ceramic WorkCentre in the Netherlands. Aromatherapist, will be distilling hydrasols. SATURDAY SATURDAY & SUNDAY SATURDAY 3 Rosier Road, Glen Eden SATURDAY & SUNDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY & SUNDAY SATURDAY 96 Opanuku Road, Henderson Valley 43 Opanuku Road, Henderson Valley 13 Bush Road, Oratia / terryprinceartstudio.com www.katemcintyreceramics.com Facebook: Terry Prince Art Studio

 CHARLOTTE GRAHAM  LIAM DOWNES 2 KEUM SUN LEE Contemporary Māori artist Charlotte Graham will be Liam has enjoyed successful exhibitions, painted commissions Lee is a self-taught potter. Working with both 10th-century offering an insight into contemporary Māori artistic for a global audience and run a high street gallery. Working and 15-century Korean pottery techniques, she has adapted practice and design which includes kiln-formed studio in the design and illustration industry has allowed Liam to these traditions and added colours to give a contemporary glass work, prints and paintings. explore many styles across countless mediums over the years. grouped artists aspect to her creations. A visit to their beautiful garden Visitors can enjoy tea and scones in the garden. studio is always a wonderful experience. SATURDAY & SUNDAY 5 Lucinda Place, Glen Eden SATURDAY & SUNDAY SUNDAY / MORE THAN ONE ARTIST PER STUDIO SATURDAY & SUNDAY SATURDAY 69 Kauri Point Road, Laingholm 96 Opanuku Road, Henderson Valley www.rockitart.com Facebook: rockitartanddesign

 DEREK MARCH NEW ARTIST  MAMAKAN NEW ARTIST 2 DEAN BUCHANAN 2 MONIQUE ENDT Derek's love of nature and concern for the conservation of Mamakan is a Danish-born botanical artist working with A self-taught landscape painter, Dean has been painting Monique is an established artist and sells her work all over the natural environment is reflected in his work. He has large-scale fine-art photography, public installations and from his home studio in Karekare for the last 21 years. Dean the globe. She has different styles of work with New Zealand worked in the fields of leather craft, painting, jewellery and interactive experiences involving touch, taste and scent. Buchanan’s art reflects his energy, passion and intimate birds and trees, influenced by surrealism and symbolism. photography, and most recently has been sculpting in wood, Visitors will be able to view works in progress, purchase connection to the New Zealand landscape and environment. Over the weekend Monique will have original oils and acrylic using various timbers and pieces ranging from small wall limited editions and experience a tasting of native botanicals. paintings on display, as well as prints, cards and other gifts. reliefs to large free-standing works. SATURDAY & SUNDAY SATURDAY & SUNDAY 118 Lone Kauri Road, Karekare / www.deanbuchanan.co.nz SATURDAY & SUNDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY & SUNDAY 627 Huia Road, Parau / www.mamakan.com Facebook: Dean-Buchanan-New-Zealand-Artist 108 Parker Road, Oratia 44 Te Aute Ridge Road, Bethells Beach Te Henga www.moniqueendt.co.nz / Facebook: Monique Endt Artist

 HELEN DEAN  MANDY PATMORE NEW ARTIST 2 RUDI BUCHANAN STREWE 2 PETER SCOTT NEW ARTIST An abstract painter originally from England, Helen enjoys A multi-media environmental artist who lives in Karekare, Rudi is a sculptor and works with copper, bronze and other Peter Scott is an emerging artist who paints from within experimenting with different colour palettes and is Mandy has a passionate relationship with her local metals. His copper sculptures are mostly inspired by New himself showing his own personal perspectives of influenced by the organic shapes and forms in the landscape environment. Her current work focuses largely on Zealand native flora and fauna. He also uses bronze and shapes and subjects. His art is both symbolic and simple around her. Visitors to her studio can see works in progress. deforestation and habitat loss in New Zealand, and the recycles interesting parts of engines and scrap metal. demonstrating an unpolluted and childlike expression. plight of many endangered native species. SATURDAY & SUNDAY SATURDAY & SUNDAY SATURDAY & SUNDAY SATURDAY 4 Kopiko Road, Titirangi SATURDAY & SUNDAY 118 Lone Kauri Road, Karekare 108 Parker Road, Oratia www.helendeanart.com / Instagram: helendean_art 48 Lone Kauri Road, Karekare / www.mandypatmore.com www.rudibuchananstrewe.com Instagram: mandypatmoreartist

 IAN KINGSTONE  RACHEL CARTER 2 HELGA STREWE 3 NICKY HARTLEY Ian is an Auckland-born artist with 40 years experience Rachel creates porcelain domesticware for people who Helga is a professional jeweller, working in sterling silver, Nicky is an illustrator and painter inspired by the human form painting in acrylic and oil. His paintings are often surreal and share her love of craft and design. Her serene, well-balanced gold, copper, semi precious stones, pearls, and glass. and play of colour. Visitors will have the opportunity to view paradoxical. His studio offers a display of completed works forms are thrown on her potter’s wheel. She works from her her latest works in progress, as well as purchase finished and work in progress. home studio set amongst the tranquil Titirangi bush. SATURDAY & SUNDAY pieces and prints. 118 Lone Kauri Road, Karekare SATURDAY & SUNDAY SATURDAY & SUNDAY SUNDAY www.helgastrewejewellery SATURDAY & SUNDAY SUNDAY 32 Rangiwai Road, Titirangi 15 Waima Crescent, Titirangi 10 Dorothy Road, Laingholm www.rachelcarterceramics.com www.nickyhartleyflowlines.com Instagram: Rachel Carter Ceramics Facebook & Instagram: Nicky Hartley artist

 JAY LINDEN  RENEE BOYD 2 KAREN KENNEDY 3 GUATYEN KOH-MOORE Capturing the luminous light of sea and sky from the Renee enjoys working with clay because of the endless Award-winning ceramic artist Karen produces a vast array of Guatyen creates handbound books using a combination Cornwallis Peninsula is Jay’s latest artistic passion. Jay has artistic possibilities it offers. Her work is clean, refined, brightly painted and glazed figurines of people, cats, dogs, of fabric, paper and little knick-knacks. She uses pre-loved created a series of live action studies – some of which are and delicate, combining soft colours with black and white birds and pigs. materials in her bookmaking process, as well as dyed fabric translated in the studio into larger works full of expression pigment markings. In her working ‘messy’ studio she has using traditional Japanese Shibori techniques. Visitors to the and movement. Visitors to Jay’s studio can view paintings in works in progress, and a display of current work. SATURDAY & SUNDAY SATURDAY studio can view demonstration and current work. progress as well as finished work and en plein air studies. 29 Grassmere Road, Henderson SATURDAY & SUNDAY SUNDAY Facebook: Karen Kennedy Clay Sculpture & Pottery SATURDAY & SUNDAY SUNDAY 10 Dorothy Road, Laingholm SATURDAY & SUNDAY 19 Easter Parade, Glen Eden / www.reneeboyd.co.nz 77 Cornwallis Road, Cornwallis / www.jaylinden.co.nz

 JENNY TOMLIN  ROBYN KUNIN 2 DIANA WON NEW ARTIST 3 LEOMIE WILLOUGHBY-ELLIS NEW ARTIST Jenny is an artist specialising in pinhole photography and Robyn creates clay wall art, birds, vessels, vases and jewellery. Diana is a Korean watercolour and ceramic artist. She paints Leomie describes her art as a "creative meditative practice, large format film photography. Visitors to Jenny’s studio can “Each glaze – like each piece – is unique and a humble tribute using both Eastern and Western techniques, and her work to help find a peaceful place to move through". She wishes view demonstration of her practice and works in progress. to the natural landscape which surrounds me.” Visitors to the has beautiful colour and detail. to encapsulate a moment, and share that moment with the studio will see a display of past and current work. viewer. Visitors to the studio will be able to view works in SATURDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY & SUNDAY SATURDAY progress and painting demonstrations, with works for sale. 181 Godley Road, Titirangi / www.jennytomlin.co.nz SUNDAY 29 Grassmere Road, Henderson Instagram: jenny_camera_obscura 85 Christian Road, Swanson SATURDAY & SUNDAY SUNDAY Facebook: JennyTomlinPhotographics www.robynkuninceramics.com 10 Dorothy Road, Laingholm / www.leomiesart.com Facebook: Robyn Kunin Ceramics / Instagram: Robyn Kunin Facebook: LeomiesArt / Instagram: leomiewilloughbyellis

 JUDI CLEMENTS 2 SEFTON RANI NEW ARTIST 2 NEENA BUKSH 3 VERITY KINDLEYSIDES Judi creates jewellery inspired by the power and magic of Sefton describes his current work as "urban tapa" – taking Neena is a wheel production potter specialising in Verity is a multi-award winning artist, working in painting, nature, the circles of life, the beauty of bone, the mystery of the traditional form of tapa and re-energising it with dinnerware, as well as terracotta diyas and funeral urns for printmaking and ceramics. She has exhibited extensively feathers, and the treasure of the sea. modern materials, methods and motifs. This stems from his Indian rituals, plus ceramic pendants, planter drops and throughout New Zealand, participated in group exhibitions Polynesian heritage, overlaid with the Japanese aesthetic mirrors. She also makes guava jelly, fig and ginger chutneys and mounted 10 successful solo shows. Visitors can SATURDAY & SUNDAY SUNDAY of wabi sabi. Sefton will be demonstrating painting and a variety of Indian chutneys. purchase limited editions and view works in progress. 58 Tanekaha Road, Titirangi techniques, and will have works available for sale. Instagram: crone.jewellery SATURDAY & SUNDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY & SUNDAY SATURDAY & SUNDAY 29 Grassmere Road, Henderson 10 Rangiwai Road, Titirangi / www.verityk.com 45 Garden Road, Piha / www.seftonrani.com

1 JUDY NEWTON 2 SHERRYN EASTMOND NEW ARTIST 2 PAULINE MARTIN 3 TED KINDLEYSIDES Judy creates jewellery using coloured window glass, vintage From her garden studio which Sherryn calls “the potting Pauline works in watercolour, oil and ink, depicting An artist and craftsperson for over 40 years, Ted’s practice window glass, broken china, beach stones and sterling silver. shed”, Sherryn makes domestic-ware from a gas kiln, as well humorous animals, birds and local scenery. Visitors can in ceramics is of symbols, sculptural forms, and glaze and She will be offering visitors a demonstration of jewellery as upcycled wood, wire and handmade ceramic pieces. also enjoy her small clay works. clay textures. “Backyard bush pottery from Huia, west of making techniques. Visitors will see works in progress, a demonstration of Titirangi – pots with applied decoration, copper, barium technique, and have the opportunity to purchase works. SATURDAY & SUNDAY SATURDAY and shino glazes.” SUNDAY SUNDAY 29 Grassmere Road, Henderson 14 Hollywood Avenue, Waima SATURDAY & SUNDAY SATURDAY & SUNDAY Instagram: greenheartjewellery 24 La Trobe Track, Karekare / Instagram: sherryneastmond 10 Rangiwai Road, Titirangi www.greenheartjewellery.co.nz www.tedkindleysides.com Please use this map as a guide only and take along your road map, or download the free Open Studios Waitākere App on your mobile device to view a ‘live’ GPS interactive map to studios map (which doesn’t require internet access once downloaded).

LIST OF ARTISTS 1 Anna Crichton / Tanya Wilkinson 21 Sherryn Eastmond 2 Brenda McEwan 22 Sofia Athineou 3 Charlotte Graham 23 Ted Scott WAIR ER D E R Waitākere 4 Derek March 24 Terry Prince 5 Helen Dean 25 Dean Buchanan / Rudi Buchanan Strewe / Helga Strewe W A D IT R A 6 Ian Kingstone 26 Karen Kennedy / Diana Won / Neena Buksh / Pauline Martin S KE L R L E E RD TH 7 Jay Linden 27 Andrew van der Putten / Jeannie van der Putten BE 1 Anna Crichton / Tanya Wilkinson 8 Jenny Tomlin 28 Sang Sool Shim / Keum Sun Lee 3 TE HENGA2 STUDIOS Brenda McEwan 3 TE URU WAITĀKERE CONTEMPORARY GALLERY Swanson 9 Judi Clements 29 Monique Endt / Peter Scott SWANS VISUAL ARTISTS Conan Fitzpatrick – Assorted liberatory videography – POSTER SCREEN-PRINTING DESIGN AND INNOVATION ON RD 10 Judy Newton 30 Nicky RD Hartley / Guatyen Koh-Moore / Leomie Willoughby-Ellis N 3 Charlotte Graham May have jumped into volcanoes. WORKSHOP BY GREEN BAY HIGH SCHOOL D Shane Hollands (President, NZ Poetry Society) – Facets of LLS R 11 Julia Marin 31 VerityCOL Kindleysides / Ted Kindleysides THE N 4 Derek March BE LI life – An exhibition of oil paintings. SOUND ARTISTS Drop by to watch, or book in to participate in a unique This exhibition celebrates the creative talents and 12 Karin Urmersbach-Niersbach 32 Te Henga Studios R screen printing workshop facilitated by artist/designer/ innovative designs produced by local students from D Jessica Shaw – Arcana – Original watercolours from the Triple FFF (Paddock Radio) – New Zealand’s very own T 5 Helen Dean E IC 13 Kate McIntyre 33 Titirangi Potters Studio D H Henderson activist Chris McBride, where we will take a collaborative Design and Visual Communication, Product Design E R E N Pythonic Tarot deck. travelling radio station.

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KAREKARE ARTIST RESIDENCY Little Huia 3 Cornwallis The original Karekare homestead Karekare House has been Saturday 9 & Sunday 10 November repurposed to become a venue for arts residencies which Manukau Harbour are being offered to all types of creatives. 10am–4pm IPU RD SUNDAY HAT W 1 Watchmans Road, Karekare www.karekarehouse.co.nz Open Studios Waitākere is a weekend opportunity for artists resident JOHN MCDERMOTT in the Waitākere Ranges Local Board area to open their studios to the public. Whatipu John has been photographing the performing arts in New With over 80 artists involved, and 40 studios from Piha to Glen Eden, Titirangi Zealand since 1993. He has several books and exhibitions to his to Te Henga, it’s an inspiring weekend out and about. name, including Heartland, Barefoot Kings and his most recent book, Process. John will be on site to answer questions, and The weekend provides the opportunity to meet local artists, see art in action, will have work and books on display and available to purchase. purchase local artwork and learn about the creative process. Visit some of Open Studios bus tours Self-guided tours johnmcdermottphotography.co.nz Waitākere’s most celebrated artists including sculptors, painters, jewellers, Join us on a Bus Tour and be guided to a selection of Open Studios. These tours are a Make your own way around the listed Open Studios using our Map. Take your car – fill it with friends, ride your illustrators, ceramic artists and photographers. Many of the artists will have MICHELE JOHNSON great way to see a variety of artist’s studios, with the opportunity to purchase original bike or tramp it! Enjoy a tour at your own pace by downloading the free Open Studios Waitākere App on your works for sale, so have some cash ready. Michele is a jewellery maker residing and working at artwork at special OSW rates. Bring cash! Tours are approximately 5 hours in duration. mobile device. The App includes full details on each Open Studio and a ‘live’ GPS interactive map (which doesn’t You can take a self-guided tour at your own pace with our Open Studios Map Karekare House. She mostly work with silver and takes require Internet access once downloaded). If you are intending to purchase artworks, please take cash. SATURDAY 9.30am-2.30pm SUNDAY 9.30am-2.30pm inspiration from the patterns and forms of the Waitākere and mobile App, or jump on an Open Studios Bus Tour. Begin your weekend Departing from Arataki Visitor Centre Departing from Lopdell Carpark Search for “Walk Auckland” in your app store to download or visit mytoursapp.com/apps/walk-auckland/ environment. Visitors will enjoy a demonstration of her by visiting the Open Studios Waitākere exhibition at the Arataki Visitor Centre, Jenny Tomlin Anna Crichton/Tanya Wilkinson practise and view works in progress. featuring artwork from participating artists. Enjoy your weekend! Karen Kennedy/Diana Won/Neena Buksh/Pauline Martin Judi Clements Kate McIntyre Judy Newton openstudioswaitakere.co.nz Monique Endt/Peter Scott Liam Downes Thanks to all the artists involved, to local Huia-based graphic designer 3 OPEN STUDIOS EXHIBITION Sang Sool Shim/Keum Sun Lee Nicky Hartley/Leomie Willoughby-Ellis/Guatyen Koh Stephanie Thatcher, and to the Waitākere Ranges local board for Begin your Open Studios Waitākere weekend by visiting this Proudly supported by Sofia Athineou Rachel Carter supporting this event. special exhibition featuring artwork from participating artists. Terry Prince Renee Boyd For more information visit openstudioswaitakere.co.nz and sign up Proudly supported by Tuesday 5 November to Saturday 30 November, 9am – 5pm $35pp – Lunch included (lunch pack from Vevo Foodstore). to our newsletter, or find us on Facebook and Instagram. If you have OPEN STUDIOS WAITĀKERE Arataki Visitor Centre, upper level Bookings essential by Wednesday 6 November. Email [email protected] any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact Renée Tanner, Event 300 Scenic Drive, Titirangi tours to book your seat and receive payment details. Studios on each tour may be subject to change. Manager on [email protected] or call 021 149 6707.