July / August / September 2021

JULY / AUGUST / SEPTEMBER 2021 CORBAN ESTATE ARTS CENTRE

JULY / AUGUST / SEPTEMBER 2021 Our Director Martin Sutcliffe will be moving on from his role at the end of June. Martin has been the Director at Corban Estate Arts Centre since May 2007, dedicating 14 years of inspiring service to the arts community here in West Auckland. Photograph by Samuel Hartnett, 2017. Front/Back Cover: Numangatini (Numa) Mackenzie is one of our valued resident artists at Corban Estate Arts Centre. Numa is an interdisciplinary artist whose practice centres around the exploration of urban space and the processes of building connections to his Pacific heritage and people. CEAC.ORG.NZ

CONTENTS FROM THE BOARD 2 FROM THE DIRECTOR 4 EXHIBITIONS 6 GALLERY ACTIVITIES 12 Saturday Gallery Club Public Programme EVENTS 16 Kikorangi - Lady Sings The Blues Word Up! 2021 Kia Ora Shorts Let’s Talk About It ADULT WORKSHOPS 22 Term Workshops Weekend Workshops YOUTH WORKSHOPS 26 CHILDREN'S WORKSHOPS 28 Holiday Programmes Term Workshops

FROM THE BOARD2 JULY / AUGUST / SEPTEMBER 2021 CEAC.ORG.NZCorban Estate Arts Centre is proudly supported by:

FROM THE BOARD 3 Message from the Corban Estate Board: Martin Sutcliffe, Director of the The ever-changing graffiti walls Corban Estate Arts Centre, is are a testament to that. These are retiring at the end of June. Martin sometimes risky areas to work in, came to CEAC in 2007 when the but Martin has always dared to give arts centre was in its infancy. The good ideas a chance to flower. His homestead had been restored to steadfast support has resulted in house the three gallery rooms lives changed and creative futures and shop and the Opanuku Studio made possible. Along with this he complex completed. Exhibitions has headed a team of passionate and the embryonic education and talented staff, managed a large programme were established and and sprawling precinct with heritage there were some artists studios buildings that need constant operating. attention, raised significant funding to expand the programmes and Everything else that we enjoy today created a nation-wide reputation for has grown under Martin's baton; CEAC as a unique cultural precinct. and it is a diverse and rich arts and cultural environment that he has The past two years have seen nurtured and developed over those him work tirelessly to support the years. Stand-outs are his passion for establishment of the Te Pou Māori the performing arts and for growing Theatre and Whaotapu Carving cultural experiences for the at-risk Studio; all this while managing the communities of the west. When complexities of the Covid pandemic. the media was screaming about the There is only one word that comes plight of the homeless, Martin, in close to expressing our feelings; and partnership with social workers from that is gratitude - for 14 years of Te Whanau Waipareira, was quietly tireless service. opening up a drop-in studio where homeless people could find shelter, food and express their creativity through art and craft. At-risk young people have found a safe place through a variety of programmes. Ngā mihi nui, Naomi McCleary, Interim Chairperson. Corban Estate Arts Centre

FROM THE DIRECTOR4 JULY / AUGUST / SEPTEMBER 2021 CEAC.ORG.NZCorban Estate Arts Centre is proudly supported by:

FROM THE DIRECTOR 5 Kia ora whānau and friends, The festival of Matariki continues activities and voices of children and from June into July and we are their families. excited to be bringing you the Of course all of the above events Māori short film programme, Kia and activities are predicated on Ora Shorts (p.20) once again. Also avoiding lockdowns and Covid to celebrate Matariki, Catherine restrictions! So we still need to all Tunks and Alana Goldsmith bring keep doing our bit to prevent the you a concert in the old St Michael’s spread. Church; Kikorangi - Lady Sings Finally, as I am moving on from the the Blues (p.17) accompanied by role of Director here at the end of mulled wine for a winter’s afternoon. June, I’d like to thank everyone for Rongoā Māori - A Conversation being part of, contributing to and (p.14), will take us into the world supporting the Corban Estate arts of traditional Māori healing and community. The last 14 years here wellbeing practices alongside group have been a very rich part of my life exhibition What we do with our and I look forward to watching the hands! arts centre continue to grow and Young singer songwriters, spoken develop into the future. word poets and rappers, will be pleased to know we will again be holding the annual Word Up! (p.18) competition. So, brush up your performance and get your original piece of writing ready for our auditions, which will be held on 14 August. Make it through your audition and you become a finalist! Some of you may have wondered what has happened to our annual Kids Arts Festival which used to be held in May each year. This year it will be held at Corban Estate in Spring, on 30 October. We look forward to the estate being alive once again with the creative Ngā mihi nui, Martin Sutcliffe, Director. Corban Estate Arts Centre

EXHIBITIONS 6 JULY / AUGUST / SEPTEMBER 2021 CEAC.ORG.NZ Based at the heart of Corban Estate Arts Centre in the historic Homestead, our public Galleries host a year-round programme of innovative contemporary exhibitions and events that make a vital contribution to our vibrant arts scene in Waitākere. Exhibiting works from acclaimed local and international artists, we pride ourselves on inclusivity and the ability to offer exhibition experiences that educate, showcase a range of contemporary art forms and strengthen a sense of community. Give a Kid a Blanket: Documented Bernie Harfleet and Donna Turtle Sarten Hiwa i te Rangi Penny Howard Continuing in the Homestead Galleries until Sun 18 July

EXHIBITIONS 7 Paula Friis, The Remembrancer. 2019. Courtesy of the artist. Thought-Forms Fri 23 July - Paula Friis Sun 12 September Thought-Forms comprises a suite of tactile, woollen works by multi- Opening disciplinary artist Paula Friis. Taking inspiration from Matisse’s 1940’s Thu 22 July series, The Cut-Outs, Friis’ practice centers around her ever-growing 6pm - 8pm ‘library of shapes,’ that have been dissected from experimental drawings. Investigating these organic shapes, she creates abstract compositions in fibre using needlework, through a slow collage technique. In rendering her imagined scenes in richly coloured wool, Friis draws attention to the traditional, assumed role of needlework as a mindless female craft. Thought-Forms instead emphasises the meditative experience of Friis’ textile practice and offers a glimpse into her subconscious world.

Elijah Kennar and Joshua Faleatua, Ma'a. 2020. Courtesy of the artists. 8 JULY / AUGUST / SEPTEMBER 2021 CEAC.ORG.NZ What we do with our hands Curated by Shari Lett Elijah Kennar and Joshua Faleatua, Lola Greeno, Andy Snelgar, Corban Estate Weaving Circle

EXHIBITIONS 9 This exhibition explores the ways in which we use our Fri 23 July - hands to translate our inner lives - to touch, hold, make and Sun 12 September soothe. With each gesture we transform, nurturing a sense of belonging to each other and our surroundings. Bringing Opening together artists from Aotearoa and Australia, What we do Thu 22 July with our hands asks us to consider the role of our hands in 6pm - 8pm healing and rebuilding ourselves and our world.

10 JULY / AUGUST / SEPTEMBER 2021 A Footnote on New Zealand History (detail), 2021. Courtesy of the artist. CEAC.ORG.NZ A Footnote on New Zealand History Fri 17 September - Cindy Huang Sun 24 October Inspired by her experience as Tauiwi in Aotearoa, Cindy Huang Opening uses object-based installation to recreate a market garden Fri 17 September within the gallery space that reflects the sites where many 6pm - 8pm historic Chinese and Māori relationships were cultivated around Aotearoa. In a continuation of her ongoing practice, Huang interrogates how our written history has skewed in favour of Pākehā historians who have told the stories of others from their perspective, usually presenting a positive colonial narrative. A Footnote on New Zealand History instead highlights the lack of written knowledge around Chinese, and specifically Māori- Chinese, history in Aotearoa.

EXHIBITIONS 11 Ruby Joy Eade, Elmer (2021). Courtesy of the artist. 1924 Fri 17 September - Sosefina Andy, Ruby Joy Eade, Sun 24 October Daphne Espiritu, Karen Rubado, Erica van Zon Opening Fri 17 September 1924 marks the year that building on the Homestead at the heart of 6pm - 8pm Corban Estate was completed, and the Corban family first resided in their new home. Almost 100 years later, 1924 presents a dynamic group of contemporary textile artists in Aotearoa who each nod to the domestic nature of both the Homestead Galleries and their considered practices in embroidery, weaving, crochet, quilt and tuft- rug. Through the complexity of fibre, 1924 considers the historic role of textiles in the home alongside the domestic heritage of the interior gallery spaces; once a parlour, a library and various bedrooms within the Corban household.

GALLERY ACTIVITIES 12 JULY / AUGUST / SEPTEMBER 2021 CEAC.ORG.NZ Each of our exhibitions in the Homestead Galleries is accompanied by free public programmes, providing different ways to engage with the ideas and artworks. On offer this quarter are artist talks, arts workshops and a two baby-friendly gallery tours. For families, we have our monthly Saturday Gallery Club — fun and free art- making sessions for kids on the second Saturday of each month. Exploring a different topic and set of techniques each time, the activities are designed for children aged four years and over, and run for around 30 minutes. Children need to be accompanied by an adult.

SATURDAY GALLERY CLUB 13 July Saturday Gallery Club: Matariki Manu with Penny Howard Inspired by her exhibition Hiwa i te Rangi, which explores the youngest ‘wishing’ star in the Matariki cluster, join artist Penny Howard to create your own vibrant bird silhouette filled with wishes using black paper and pastel to fly to Hiwa over the new year. Sat 10 July Ages 4+ Between 10.30am - 12pm Homestead Galleries Free, all welcome August Saturday Gallery Club: Woven Wall Hanging Join us to create your own textile wall hanging using wool and traditional weaving techniques, inspired by the group exhibition What we do with our hands. Sat 14 August Ages 4+ 10.30am - 12pm Homestead Galleries Free, all welcome Paula Friis, Thought Form #22. 2020. Courtesy of the artist. September Saturday Gallery Club: Whimsical Collage with Paula Friis Inspired by her exhibition Thought-Forms, join artist Paula Friis to create a whimsical textured card collage using Paula’s ‘library of shapes’ and your imagination. Sat 11 September Ages 4+ 10.30am - 12pm Homestead Galleries Free, all welcome

14 JULY / AUGUST / SEPTEMBER 2021 Rongoā Māori - A Conversation Sat 31 July 1pm - 2pm Oranga whenua, oranga wairua If the land is healthy so are the people CEAC.ORG.NZ - Prophet Wiremu Ratana We are seeing the revival of Indigenous wellbeing practices where connecting with te taiao (our environment) is affirmed as a reciprocal relationship, healing both us and the whenua. Alongside group exhibition What we do with our hands, join us for an afternoon of conversation and connection as we discuss the traditional Māori perspective of healing and wellbeing, focusing on our rongoā rākau. Nau mai haere mai.

GALLERY ACTIVITIES 15 Two knitters with donations for GaKaB. Knit In Photograph by Donna Turtle Sarten. Bernie Harfleet, Donna Turtle Sarten and Alison Milne Hand knits and crochet are regularly donated to Give a Kid a Blanket. Join us for a full day Knit In in the Homestead Galleries. We welcome you to come along to knit for the project – this could be something you are already making for GaKaB, knitting simple squares for joined blankets, or to share your knitting skills in a like-minded group for a wonderful cause. Sat 3 July 10am - 3pm 1924 Exhibition and Heritage Tour with Curator Madeleine Gifford Join our curator on a tour of the group textile exhibition 1924, followed by a heritage tour of the Corban Estate Homestead building in which the exhibition takes place. Learn about the history of the space and gain a behind- the-scenes look at some of the architectural details and stories hidden in our walls. Sat 25 September 10am - 11am Gallery Bubs We invite all parents and caregivers to bring along their under-twos and join our curator for one of our baby-friendly mornings in the Homestead Galleries. There will be an intimate tour of our current exhibitions, followed by a recap table at the Coffee Studio. The morning is designed for parents and caregivers to enjoy some downtime engaging with art and connecting with other local families. Mon 2 August Gallery Bubs is FREE to attend. 10.30am - 11.30am Please contact Madeleine at Mon 20 September [email protected] to book. 10.30am - 11.30am

16 JULY / AUGUST / SEPTEMBER 2021 Alongside our exhibitions and education programmes, Corban Estate presents a number of public events throughout the year. We are fortunate to have the facilities to be able to host a range of events, big and small, including the performing arts, workshops, film screenings and large festivals. EVENTS CEAC.ORG.NZ

EVENTS 17 Kikorangi - Lady Sings The Blues Sun 4 July with Catherine Tunks & Alana Goldsmith 3pm A unique Matariki concert celebration of jazz & blues genres led $25 by acclaimed singer/songwriter Catherine Tunks and special guest vocalist Alana Goldsmith. With songs in both Te Reo Māori and entry plus fees English, enjoy a winter mulled wine in the stunning surrounds of Old St Michaels Church, pre booking advised. Old St Michaels Church, Corban Estate See the Events page of our website for booking details or for more Arts Centre information contact [email protected] / 021422867

18 JULY / AUGUST / SEPTEMBER 2021 Word Up! 2020. Photo: Salvador Brown. Word Up! 2021 Many thanks to our supporters: Calling all rappers, poets, spoken word performers and songwriters... If you write your own material in any word-based genre then we need YOU! Word Up! is an exciting performance competition which gives 13-21 year olds the opportunity to present their original work: from rap, poetry and spoken word to song lyrics, or even stand-up comedy. There are some great prizes up for grabs, so check it out and enter now! Details can be found on our website ceac.org.nz/events/youth/enter-now-word-up-2021

EVENTS 19 Entries Close Auditions Grand Final Fri 30 July Sat 14 August Fri 3 September 10am - 4pm Zeal West, 20 Alderman Drive, Register through our website, Registrations essential Henderson, Auckland 0612 ceac.org.nz, or by visiting the Entry by koha reception at Corban Estate Registered participants in Arts Centre. Word Up! will be invited An evening of original word- to attend an informal based performance by young audition, with those selected people. Be in the audience to qualifying to take part in our hear young singer-songwriters, performance night. poets and rappers present their own original work. Yes, it’s a contest with prizes to be won! Plus!! Cypher at half time, bust out your best freestyle, prizes to be won.

20 JULY / AUGUST / SEPTEMBER 2021 Kia Ora Shorts Thu 8 - Fri 9 July CEAC.ORG.NZ 7.30pm A programme of Māori-made and themed short films curated by the Wairoa Maori Film Festival, presented at the Corban Estate $9 Arts Centre as part of the Auckland Matariki Festival 2021. entry, Bookings “Te Ao Mai Nga Whatu Māori” - The world through a Māori advised. lens, film works all directed or produced by film makers of Māori descent. Opanuku Studio, Corban Estate Arts Thursday’s screening will be followed by a Q&A with some of the Centre films’ directors and crew. For more information In association with the Wairoa Māori Film Festival and the NZ Film and bookings: (09) 838 Commission. 4455 [email protected] Eftpos and cash bar available

EVENTS 21 Liam Nuttal, photo by Sole Photography Let’s Talk About It Thu 29 July 7pm - 9pm For some young people, the journey to adulthood can be fraught with emotional or mental health challenges. Many creative young people The Cellar, Corban find their way through these obstacles by transforming their fears and Estate Arts Centre concerns into song-writing and poetry. Free entry, refreshments At this event, young people express their thoughts, feelings, challenges and hopes through their own original works in song, rap or spoken word. Funded by They do so with great honesty and authenticity that is heart-warming. Come along to support our young generation, and let yourself be moved Supported by and inspired by their words. The event is organised by a group of young people, and managed by Corban Estate Arts Centre.

ADULT WORKSHOPS 22 JULY / AUGUST / SEPTEMBER 2021 CEAC.ORG.NZ Adult Workshops are a great way to stimulate your creativity and develop your passion for the arts. We offer sessions covering a range of mediums, contemporary art practices and skill levels to cater for all abilities. Whether you’re a beginner or looking to take your creativity in a new direction, experienced tutors will guide and inspire you to create in our supportive, studio environments. The six to eight-week term workshops offer a deeper experience, allowing you to develop and build your skills alongside like-minded classmates. Alternatively try a weekend workshop, the perfect way to explore and experiment with new mediums and art forms and encourage discoveries. Different workshops are on offer each term so keep checking the website for upcoming new opportunities. Book Online: www.ceac.org.nz

ADULT TERM WORKSHOPS 23 Adventures in Abstract Painting James Lawrence This term class with James explores abstract painting concepts and techniques utilising acrylic paints, gels and additives. Demonstrations and discussions will cover colour, form and composition as each week is filled with discovery and painting adventures. 8 weeks $200 Thu 5 August - Thu 23 September Includes most materials 9.30am - 12.30pm 25+ YEARS Exploring Mokuhanga Sybille Schlumbom Mokuhanga has a long history in Japan and is best known for the Edo period ukiyo-e prints. The process uses water- based inks and is executed with a handheld baren instead of a printing press. 6 Weeks $200 Wed 11 August - Wed 15 September Includes all materials 10am - 2pm 18+ YEARS Creative Printing Sybille Schlumbom Over six weeks, explore the techniques of relief printing, mono-printing and collagraphy. Enjoy creative playtime with just enough guidance to find your own way. You will be working with and without the printing press, water based printing inks, watercolour and water-soluble crayons. 6 Weeks $180 Wed 11 August - Wed 15 September Includes all materials 6pm - 9pm 18+ YEARS

24 JULY / AUGUST / SEPTEMBER 2021 Pounamu Marama Maha Tomo Learn about the practices associated with Māori arts whilst creating a Marama Taonga in this all day workshop. Using grinders, drills, wet and dry sanding, and polishing tools participants will design and carve their own pendant. Traditional Polynesian binding and lashing techniques will complete the pendant ready to wear. Please bring something for shared Kai. 16+ YEARS 1 Day $180 Sun 22 August 9am - 5pm Includes all materials Wood and Resin Pendants Maha Tomo Experience a splash of translucent colour mixed with native wood grains. Using grinders, drills, wet and dry sanding, and polishing tools participants will be able to cut out and shape your own pendant from various colours of pre cast resin and wood. Please bring something for shared Kai. 1 Day $180 Sun 5 September 9am - 5pm Includes all materials 16+ YEARS Tiny Stitches Lina Castro In this one day workshop, you will be introduced to the techniques of tiny stitches, exploring how to apply them to fabrics using different fibres. Mini Embroidery caters for both beginners and experienced CEAC.ORG.NZ creators and is an amazing way to express ideas, tell stories, share, using some of the most traditional of stitching techniques. 18+ YEARS 1 Day $75 Sat 18 September 10am - 2.30pm Includes all materials

ADULT WEEKEND WORKSHOPS 25 Art Journaling 13116-8++18YYYEEEAAARRRSSS Julie Moselen 2 Days Art Journaling is a fabulous way of getting creative for all Sat 25 - those with limited time and or limited space. Working in an Sun 26 September A4 sketchbook you will create page after page of amazing 10am - 4pm miniature artworks. A brilliant stress buster as well as a great introduction to a variety of mixed media techniques and $150 processes. Includes all materials

YOUTH WORKSHOPS 26 JULY / AUGUST / SEPTEMBER 2021 CEAC.ORG.NZ Youth Arts Workshops are a great way for young people to explore and experiment with a range of different art forms. These holidays participants can choose from drawing, graffiti, and ceramics. Participants can challenge themselves creatively through inspiring one or two-day workshops. Set at a low cost, with some fully sponsored places these workshops are a great way to spend the holidays. Workshops include all materials. Don’t let cost be a barrier - talk to us about a sponsored place. Book Online: www.ceac.org.nz [email protected] (09) 838 4455 Generously Supported by:

YOUTH WORKSHOPS 27 Artsplore Louise Stevenson Explore and discover art-making through a series of playful exercises that encourage self-expression, focus and relaxation while developing solid understanding of observational, perspective of experimental free-drawing skills. A wide range of mediums including graphite, pen, ink, pastel and charcoal on a variety of paper weights, will be used to explore line, gesture, composition and the use of positive and negative space. 13 - 18 YEARS 1 Day $30 Tue 20 July 10am - 3pm Includes all materials The Art of Graffiti Writing Dr. Bobby Hung With over 15 years of graffiti painting experience, Bobby will give you an insight into a graffiti writer's working process, developing an understanding of the fundamentals in lettering and technical spray painting skills, then painting your first graffiti piece by the end of the workshop. 2 Days $40 Wed 21 - Thu 22 July 10am - 3pm Includes all materials 13 - 18 YEARS Unique Jugs Kairava Gullatz Imagine having a unique jug at home which YOU made yourself! During this class we will design and construct colourful vessels inspired by your own imagination and life. You will learn about clay modelling techniques and all your jugs will be glazed and fired to make them fully functional. 1 Day $30 Fri 23 July 10am - 3pm Includes all materials 13 - 18 YEARS

CHILDRENS WORKSHOPS 28 JULY / AUGUST / SEPTEMBER 2021 CEAC.ORG.NZ Children’s Holiday Workshops are a fun and inspiring way to explore and experiment with a range of art forms these school holidays Term Workshops provide the opportunity for children to extend and develop their skills in a specific art medium. Set in our art studios, children work closely with and learn from experienced tutors and practicing artists. The course fees include all materials. Remember …students need to were old clothes and bring their lunchbox and a drink bottle. Book Online: www.ceac.org.nz [email protected] (09) 8384455

CHILDREN / HOLIDAY WORKSHOPS 29 Design Your Own Board Lucie Blaze Design and create your own unique rideable skateboard deck. This hands-on course encourages imagination and creativity, exploring different ideas to design a one-off art piece that you can ride or hang. All designed boards will be protected by a clear coat and ready to ride! 1 Day $55 Mon 12 July 10am - 2.30pm Includes all materials 8 - 13 YEARS Creative Drama Tessa Mitchell Have fun with classic acting games and exercises that explore body movement, using your voice, and storytelling through theatrical scenes. Work in groups, pairs and also solo, finding and forming narratives and characters through the use of costume, masks and puppets. On the second day you will perform a parade through the Art Centre. 2 Days $85 Tue 13 - Wed 14 July 10am - 2.30pm Includes all materials 6 - 12 YEARS Forest Puppets Eloiza Montaña This informative and fun-filled workshop will teach a wide range of new creative techniques and skills using recycled, found and natural materials. Without the need for plastic or chemical glues, participants will construct their own puppet using dried foliage from the forest. 1 Day $55 Thu 15 July 10am - 2.30pm Includes all materials 6 - 12 YEARS

30 JULY / AUGUST / SEPTEMBER 2021 Matariki Record Ashlee Tawhiti Celebrate Matariki with creating a ready to hang, unique painted record artwork. Starting with the exploration of Matariki motif and narratives, adding images and icons that represent the star that is YOU. You will then use ink paint pens to transfer designs to your records. 1 Day $55 Fri 16 July 10am - 2.30pm Includes all materials 8 - 13 YEARS Panthers With Pups Kairava Gullatz Two clay days are set aside for you to enjoy shaping the soft material into animal families. You will learn about sculpting techniques step by step so it’s easy to realise your designs in clay. A pottery wheel is available to enjoy throwing small vessels too. Everything will be glazed and fired for you to make it durable. 2 Days $95 Mon 19 - Tue 20 July 10am - 2.30pm Includes all materials 5 - 10 YEARS Cosy Little Winter Houses Cath O'Brian Design and construct your own cosy little winter house. You will create tiny furniture and decorate the interior with your own unique flare using a range of materials including cardboard, re-used small boxes, recycled lids, beads, wood, cloth, wrapping paper and magazine collage. 1 Day $55 CEAC.ORG.NZ Tue 20 July 10am - 2.30pm Includes all materials 7 - 12 YEARS

CHILDREN / HOLIDAY WORKSHOPS 31 Pots With Dots Kairava Gullatz Learn how to make a small plant pot or vase from clay. Enjoy shaping the soft material with your hands into a stunning and uniquely designed vessel. Kairava will teach you modelling techniques and how to decorate your pots with 3D applications and colourful slips. There will also be time for you to use a pottery wheel to throw a small vessel. 2 Days $95 Wed 21 - Thu 22 July 10am - 2.30pm Includes all materials 7 - 12 YEARS Orchid Observations Leela Bhai Starting with still life observational drawing of orchid plants. Using charcoal and chalk on a variety of papers, participants will record studies of petal patterns and leaf formations. These will act as a foundation to then create a detailed watercolour and small series of mono-prints. 1 Day $55 Wed 21 July 10am - 2.30pm Includes all materials 5 - 10 YEARS Delicate Detail Leela Bhai You will work on a series of small scale images, concentrating on the delightful details. Working with tissue paper collages and water colour on rich textured postcards to showcase the softness and beauty of each medium. You will then experiment blending both concepts together, working to produce intricate and careful imagery. 1 Day $55 Thu 22 July 10am - 2.30pm Includes all materials 8 - 13 YEARS

32 JULY / AUGUST / SEPTEMBER 2021 Quick Draw 7 - 12 YEARS Julie Moselen 1 Day This one day workshop will challenge and elevate your drawing Fri 23 July skills, giving you confidence to tackle any creative project. 10am - 2.30pm Designed to deliver a broad understanding, skill base and knowledge of how to draw. Techniques include observational $55 drawing, blind drawing, illustration and imaginative free drawing. A wide range of mediums will be used such as white pencil on Includes all materials black paper, soft smudgy charcoal and a range of pencil weights and widths. CEAC.ORG.NZ

CHILDREN / HOLIDAY WORKSHOPS 33 Learn 2 Draw 1731-6-1+138YYYEEEAAARRRSSS Julie Moselen 6 Weeks This class is designed to give you a broad understanding, Tue 3 August - knowledge and skill base in order for you to learn how to Tue 7 September draw. Time will be spent studying light and shade, contrast, 4pm - 5.30pm and rendering. A range of drawing styles will be covered which will include observational drawing, step by step guided $100 drawing of animals and imaginative free drawing. Includes all materials

Corban Estate Arts Centre is home to artist studios, a café, art workshops for adults and children, and an ever-changing programme of exhibitions and events. Based in Henderson, West Auckland, the arts centre is set within park-like grounds amongst the historic Corbans winery buildings. Just 5 minutes walk from the train station, or off Lincoln Road for those driving. Entry is free, everybody’s welcome. [email protected] (09) 838 4455 www.ceac.org.nz Corban Estate Arts Centre is open 7 days a week from 10am – 4:30pm facebook.com/Corban.Estate instagram.com/corbanestate 2 Mt Lebanon Lane PO Box 21 526 Henderson Auckland, 0650 New Zealand