There are only a couple of sleeps until the opening night of the lovely Anmea Hoskin’s ‘Little Ladies’ exhibition at Thistle Hall on Cuba St…
If you can’t wait to own a piece, she sells through her website- littleladies.co.nz
Beautiful.
Posts Tagged ‘event’
Little Ladies
Saturday, August 29th, 2009Nanageddon: The End of Craft as We Know It
Saturday, August 22nd, 2009
this sounds awesome…
ROAR! Gallery invites you to Nanageddon, a new group Exhibition featuring the work of: Outdoor Knit, Di McMillan, Caroline McQuarrie, Athina Moisa, Ann Moore, Rowan Panther, Matthew Squire, Margaret Tolland, Shar Young, and KIRAN-X.
August 20th – September 12th 2009.
Nanageddon showcases artists who are hailing the revival of stitching and knitting, subverting the idea of “Nana-craft” and reclaiming the art of craft in truly revealing ways. In this exhibition, what might sound like the work of a harmless old lady, turns out to be the act of some edgy, post-modern and radical thinker.
the visual ramblings of isel greta jane…
Friday, August 21st, 2009
Line – Drawings by Guido and Andy
Friday, August 21st, 2009
Andy Shaw and Guido Anton
Line – Drawings by Guido and Andy
Pixel Ink Gallery, 12 Constable Street, Newtown, Wellington
Runs from 2 – 20 September 2009
got the knack
Tuesday, August 18th, 2009
yar, tis nearly that time again… Spring Knack is on it’s way, so mark the 12th of September into your diaries for some crafty goodness in Berhampore! (Wellington)
They have just started a blog, so you can be ever-informed of the latest news
see you there
Handmade 2010
Monday, August 10th, 2009
click this link to register your interest in an event celebrating all things handmade, at Te Papa, Easter 2010!
tape 'n' tapes
Sunday, August 9th, 2009Don’t forget Handmade Nation screening on Monday!
In the meantime, why not make a lamp out of all your old tapes? I found it here…
-greta
March!
Monday, August 3rd, 2009
You have probably heard that the government  has cut ACE funding to schools by 80%, and there will also no longer be any funding available to community groups through schools after the end of 2009… (No more night classes!)
BOO! HISS!
Show your opposition, and  support the community by attending the protest march on Parliament on Tuesday 4 August (tomorrow), leaving Wellington High School at 2.15pm to arrive at Parliament by 3pm.
The route for the march will be from Gate 4 on Taranaki Street (by the
pedestrian crossing next to the school gym – assemble around the gym
outside area), then down Taranaki Street, along Dixon Street to
Victoria Street, then down Manners Street to Willis Street then along
Lambton Quay to Parliament. Â If you can’t be at the start, just join
the march along the way or meet us at Parliament if you can.
Spread the word!
Outdoor Knit
Friday, July 31st, 2009
Its the new graffitti- and It’ll make you smile…
You may have seen the “it’ll all be ok” installation near the Wellington bypass… (it even got a mention in the Dom Post)
Or perhaps you’ve noticed a tree limb lovingly wrapped in a knitted cosy somewhere?
If this sort of thing takes your fancy, Nikki White of the exellent Outdoor Knit Blog is calling for helpers on her next project… “A Fence full of Hearts”
Check out her blog, or the facebook event page to get involved, and spread the love!
(also, check out this for some amazing international knit graffiti pics…)
