Tag: Uxbridge Arts and Culture
Artist Amrit Kaur opens first solo exhibition
Auckland artist Amrit Kaur's latest exhibition opens at Uxbridge Arts and Culture in Howick at the Malcolm Smith Gallery on February 24.
Fragments of Us is...
Homecoming and new challenge for experienced curator
Paul Brobbel brings vast experience and a precise vision to his new role in charge of one of east Auckland's leading arts facilities.
Brobbel recently...
Exhibition seeks connection with the natural world
An accomplished abstract artist's solo exhibition in east Auckland seeks to find a "sentience in surrounding landscapes" and connect with the natural world.
The showcase,...
Art sale provides boost to future Kiwi sailing stars
East Auckland's top artists are set to publicly showcase their talents in an effort to help the country's future sailing champions.
All works in the...
Clarke wins 2023 Estuary Art and Ecology People’s Choice Award
Well-known east Auckland artist Tony Clarke has won the People's Choice Award in this year's Estuary Art and Ecology Award at Uxbridge Arts and...
Bate’s work wins at Estuary Art and Ecology Awards
Lisa Bate's entry, entitled Suspended Deposits, has won the 17th annual Estuary Art and Ecology Awards.
The work makes reference to findings of trace pollutants of...
Hundreds turn out to Matariki celebration
East Auckland has been treated to a unique cultural celebration held to celebrate the Māori New Year.
The Matariki Festival was staged at O Wairoa...
Estuary Art and Ecology Awards finalists announced
Congratulations to this year's finalists for the 17th Estuary Art and Ecology Awards.
This year there were more than 80 incredible entries which judge Benjamin...
Matariki Festival to celebrate Māori New Year
People are invited to take part in a culturally inclusive community event in east Auckland held to celebrate Matariki, the Māori New Year.
The Labour...
Dairy owners sharing their stories through art
Two Colombian artists are helping a group of east Auckland dairy owners find creative ways to share their personal stories.
Catherine Guevara and Juliana Duran...