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Portrait of the artist as an exhibitionist

Published: Tue 22 Jan 2008 09:42 AM
Portrait of the artist as an exhibitionist
Paul Forrest: New Works
Crikey! He’s been invited back!
With what is fast becoming an institution for the New Zealand Fringe Festival, Wellington artist Paul Forrest is back with his uniquely-captivating peek into the life of a living, breathing and – yes, that's right – working artist.
Paul Forrest thrives on being an exhibitionist at his exhibitions – how rare is it to actually meet an artist in the process of creating works? Paul's Fringe exhibitions have become the Wellington art scene's own version of The Naked Chef.
This year, Paul steps beyond the comfort of his Newtown studio to transform the Michael Fowler Centre foyer into a colour-filled painting studio and gallery. On show will be 30 new oil paintings from his 2007 and early 2008 series.
It's a chance to see and interact with one of Wellington's finest artists working on his new creations – you may even become part of the artistic process yourself!
Twenty-two years of experience being a passionate artist in Wellington.
Twenty-two years exploring the boundaries of his imagination.
Come and see Paul's new works in this art exhibition with a difference. Open your mind and let your imagination soar.
Visit www.paulforrest.co.nz for a preview.
Paul Forrest – New works
February 21 – March 16, 10am daily until late
Michael Fowler Centre Foyer
Free admission
ENDS

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