Gallery Proposals wanted for Thistle Hall community gallery.
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Kia ora,
It's that time again to get your proposals in for exhibitions at our community gallery. Emerging, experienced, community
focussed, contemporary or old school - we'd love to hear from you.
Deadline for Submissions: Friday 6 February, 12 noon
For these weeks in 2015:
6 April - 12 April
13 April - 19 April
4 May - 10 May
11 May - 17 May
18 May - 24 May
25 May - 31 May
1 June - 7 June
8 June - 14 June
1. Please download and read the Hire Terms and Conditions and Application Form (scroll to bottom of page)
2. Please complete the Application Form and email or post to us.
3. We will review the applications and get back to you on 13 February, 2015
OPENING THIS WEEK
27 JANUARY - 1 FEBRUARY 2015
WELLY THROUGH MY EYES | MARIA BOZINA
OPENING: 6.00pm - 8.00pm, Tuesday 27 January
OPEN: 10:00am - 6:00pm daily
Welly through My Eyes Maria Bozina is multifaceted artist and graphics designer. She spent her childhood in Siberia,
Russia, studying at Biysk Fine Art School. Working in Russia she applied her artistic skills mainly in advertising and
graphic design. Emigration to New Zealand strongly influenced her work. She got a great interest to surreal art while
studying at WelTec. Also, she is children book illustrator. Her latest graduation project in WelTec was dedicated to
Wellington. Maria has created 12 illustrations which demonstrate her attitude to everything unusual from the standpoint
of emigrants in New Zealand. She designed these illustrations as a calendar called “Welly through My Eyes”, which will
be presented at the upcoming exhibition along with original illustrations.
UP NEXT
2 FEBRUARY - 8 FEBRUARY 2015
AOTEAROA NZL 200: OPTIV101 STUDIO ARTISTS
The Aotearoa NZL 200 exhibition acknowledges the threads our society weaves together to construct a view of ourselves -
Maori as tangata whenua, engagements with others via globalisation and it's standardisation, and the 200km the
Whanganui-based Optiv101 Studio Artists have come to present their works - referencing the local dialects for large and
heartfelt ideas that our history and relationships have shaped us as a nation.
For more information see our website www.thistlehall.org.nz.