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BEV TAYLOR 27 March 1936 - 28 September 2015 World Renowned Artist Bev Was Very Much in the Vanguard of ‘Lifestylers’, Having Settled in the District in the Mid-1980S

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BEV TAYLOR 27 March 1936 - 28 September 2015 World Renowned Artist Bev Was Very Much in the Vanguard of ‘Lifestylers’, Having Settled in the District in the Mid-1980S www.kaiwaka.co.nz Kaiwaka Bugle - 13 October 2015 Page 1 No: 20 13 October 2015 BEV TAYLOR 27 March 1936 - 28 September 2015 World Renowned Artist Bev was very much in the vanguard of ‘lifestylers’, having settled in the district in the mid-1980s. Health issues relating to the need to be away from noise led Bev and Glenn to ‘Puketotara’ on Oneriri Road, a few kilometres west of Kaiwaka. The house had been built in the early 1930s for Forrie and Lil Linnell. Apparently, a 50-cent deposit lodged with land agent Roy Corker secured the purchase! Bev loved birds, particularly ‘chooks’ and this led to his artistic specialty of painting them, in every shape, size, and disposition, with considerable skill and subsequently to an appreciative market. He (and family) built a gallery at Puketotara, where he exhibited an increasingly wide range of his artistic output. He loved living in the country, and in particular enjoyed the Kaipara landscape. His love of place was sensitively captured in his art. Many folk requested commissions to preserve special memories. Bev was generous with his time, and conducted workshops to encourage other amateur artists. He was often asked to speak to various groups. A special character, Bev possessed a marvellous sense of humour with a brilliant sense of timing when telling a joke or story. Over the years, without any formal art training, Bev’s artistic gifts became increasingly recognised and led to his paintings being exhibited widely, including highly regarded international venues. Bev was never pretentious and entirely lacked any sense of hubris. He appreciated the beauty in his environment and articulated it feelingly in his form of art expression. He was a generous, warm, and compassionate individual who considerably enriched this community. Goodbye Bev - true friend. RIP ~Peter Linnell Recognised as one of New Zealand's leading representational artists, Bev Taylor had many successful knowledge in classes. He framed the Terry Moyle pictures solo exhibitions in both public and commercial galleries in in the foyer of the Kaiwaka War Memorial Hall, one of his New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the United States of last jobs. America. Bev was born in 1936 in Swindon Wiltshire, England. He Bev had been a working member of the New Zealand joined the Royal Navy in 1951, where he served for ten fellowship of Artists, and a member of the Fosseway years. He started painting in 1971 and was self taught. Bev Artists, England, the Wiltshire Guild of Artists, England, immigrated to New Zealand in 1972 with his wife and three and the Australian Society of Miniature Art (Qld.) Inc. He children and there are now six grandchildren. He built his was Patron of Mangawhai Artists Incorporated and an own studio-gallery on Oneriri Road, and kept twenty-two enthusiastic art educator, passing on his skills and varieties of poultry. Winter Hours: Mon-Tue, Thu-Fri: 8am-6pm Wed: 8am-6:30pm Sat: 8am-7pm Sun: 9am-5pm KAIWAKA BUGLE No: 20 13 October 2015 Page 2: Kaiwaka Movies Page 3: Public Notices; Classifieds Page 5: Kaiwaka’s Gallaher Connection Page 7: Kaiwaka Library Page 9: Library, Kaiwaka Weather Page 11: Kaiwaka Cares, Assumptions At Kaiwaka War Memorial Hall . 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Thank you to Kaipara District Council for the Sunday 25 October 2:00pm (PG) Friday 30 October 7:30pm (M) work. (NZTA’s responsibility ends at the kerbside.) Have you seen the new carpet inside the Kaiwaka War Memorial Hall? Very nice! The Kaiwaka Cheese Shop is for RANA Health sale for the first time in many years. Naturopathy- Acupuncture- Massage See auction 960163281 at TradeMe or talk to Keith at the shop. Open Mondays, Thursdays & Fridays 4 Kaiwaka-Mangawhai Road; Room 4; Kaiwaka Kaiwaka Bugle Founded May 1978 Copies available in Kaiwaka at Jaques Four Phone or Text for an appointment &/or price enquiry: Square, Kaiwaka Postal Centre, Shamrock Service Station, Celena’s Gifts, Animal Health Centre. Also outlets in Maungaturoto, Rebecca Wood 021854158 Mangawhai and Paparoa. 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