TE HENGA STUDIOS
Te Henga Studios’ Cluster Gallery brings together diverse works of residents, locals, studio groups and friends.
Serena Stevenson: Multimedia artist, photographer and filmmaker.
Ekarasa Doblanovic: Painting and installation works.
Maurice van Cooten: Painting, sculpture and installation works.
Clive Teare: Industrial furniture and cinematic light sources with a functional quirky uniqueness.
Brent Hayward / Fats White: Paintings of unsettling power, in a world that’s makeshift, shadowy and unreal.
Louise Taylor: Presents her new series ‘The Mooning and The Medicine of the Trees.’
Peter Brierley-Millman: Iconic sculptures in wood set amidst the natural landscape.
Reece King: New oil on canvas works.
Kenneth Merrick: Perspectives on visual thinking, underpinned by explorations into cultural experience, speculative spaces, and myth.
Michael Prosse: Presenting his ‘cluster of drawing’ and other selected works.
Terry Smith: Stainless steel sculptures and pottery works inspired by the isolated beauty of the west coast beaches.
Zeros: Sketches, rubbings and homemade instruments with a retrospective selection of audio recordings.
Lissa B: A selection of sketches for textile designs – obsessive studies of the magical landscape of Te Henga.
Harry Cording: The Artist formerly known as Harry the Dead Poet shows collage and painted works.
Edna Snow: Edna shares a selection of semi-abstract oil paintings inspired by the environment of Kawai Purapura.
The Artilepsy Art Therapy Group: Presents ‘The Fitting Room’ – a collaborative installation with sound, exploring the mysterious experience of living with epilepsy.
PRINTABLE REALITY – THE YURT STUDIO
Led by Gus Simonovic, Printable Reality is all about connecting people through poetry; raising the profile of poetry, spoken word and performance poetry; supporting and promoting poets; running educational programs and arts projects; organising events and creating new, exciting poetic experiences using music, visuals, dance, film, theatre.
Printable Reality invited poets to submit poems for a poetry competition and publication on the theme of food. The showcase for Open Studios Waitākere is going to be a ‘Poetry Gallery’ – displaying all winning poems/entries. As well as a book launch, and a dinner accompanied by performances throughout the weekend by the local improvised movement ensemble The White Wall led by Siri Embla.