Selected Whitespace artists present their take on what constitutes New Zealand art. Does New Zealand have a distinctive style of art? Tuesday 13th at 5.30- 7.30pm. Selected artists including: Graham Bennett, Don Binney, Nigel Brown, Jim Cooper, Garry Currin, Sam Foley, Scott Gardiner, Regan Gentry, Virginia King, Andy Leleisi’uao, Lauren Lysaght, Scott McFarlane, Mary McIntyre, [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Kathryn Stevens’
An opening of New Zealand Art
Posted in art, artist, exhibition, gallery, tagged Andy Leleisi'uao, Deborah White, Don Binney, Filipe Tohi, Garry Currin, Graham Bennett, Grant Whibley, Greer Twiss, Gyu-Joon Yang, James Ormsby, Jill Sorensen, Jim Cooper, Kathryn Stevens, Krystie Wade, Lauren Lysaght, Mary McIntyre, New Zealand art, Nigel Brown, Regan Gentry, Sam Foley, Scott Gardiner, Scott McFarlane, Tiffany Singh, Virginia King, Whitespace, Whitespace artists on September 8, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Auckland Art Fair 09
Posted in art, Art Books, tagged $12M Stuffed Shark, Auckland Art Fair 09, Don Thompson, Kathryn Stevens, Painter's Studio on April 9, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Auckland Art Fair 09 returns to Auckland’s Viaduct Harbour from May 1-3. Amy, Sue and I have booked to hear the keynote speaker on Friday 1st May: The curious economics of contemporary art. By Don Thompson, author of The $12M Stuffed Shark. Last year, Kathryn Stevens, our tutor for Painter’s Studio, facilitated a discussion with [...]
Kathryn Stevens, Viewfinder
Posted in art, tagged Bath Street Gallery, Kathryn Stevens, oil painting, painitng, Viewfinder on August 16, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
On Tuesday 5th I went to an opening for Kathryn Stevens at the Bath Street Gallery – Kathryn is one of my tutors at ArtStation this year. I am blown away by Kathryn’s work, I’m not sure I can put it into words. I’ve included one of the works here for you to see. It [...]
Painter’s Studio Started
Posted in My Painting, tagged Kathryn Stevens, Matthew Browne on February 12, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
A great first day. Two tutors to take us through the year, Kathryn Stevens and Matthew Browne. Two new students into our group, one from Switzerland. Matthew and Kathryn gave us a presentation of their work, both very different, and where it comes from, why they paint. A few blind drawing exercises to get us [...]