January / February / March 2019 Programme

JANUARY / FEBRUARY / MARCH 2019CORBAN ESTATE ARTS CENTRE

JANUARY / FEBRUARY / MARCH 2019Te Pou Theatre will be based at CorbanEstate from early 2019.Te Pou Kōanga Festival Playwrghts 2018Mika, Ani-Piki Tuari, Daedae Tekoronga-Waka , Annette MorehuPhoto: Ben SartenCover:Wikuki Kingi and Tania Wolfgramm ofWhaotapu o Tāmaki Makaurau (The SacredChisels of Tāmaki Makaurau; a collective ofMaster Carvers) who are to become basedat Corban Estate in 2019. CEAC.ORG.NZ

CONTENTS NEWS 2 EXHIBITIONS 4 GALLERY ACTIVITIES 8 Public Programme Saturday Gallery Club EVENTS 12 Let’s Talk About It SUMMER SCHOOL 14 ADULTS 18 Weekend Workshops Morning / Evening Classes YOUTH WORKSHOPS 22 CHILDREN 24 Holiday Programme Term Classes

NEWS2 JANUARY / FEBRUARY / MARCH 2019 Corban Estate Arts Centre is proudly supported by: CEAC.ORG.NZ

NEWS 3 Welcome to 2019! Happy Our website has recently New Year! We’re excited about grown and now has the added everything that will be unfolding capability of online registration at Corban Estate in 2019, and here and payment. This facility will are a few highlights. enable those of you who want to book for classes and workshops Summer School launches us into to do so directly online at your 2019, held on the Estate from 14 leisure. However for anyone at all to 18 January. Workshops have intimidated by this technology, we been filling up earlier than in the will be most happy for you to call past, so I encourage you not to our reception staff and register delay if you are still contemplating through them. registering for one of the Summer School Workshops. I want to take this opportunity to thank Carrie Skeen, our Arts Two Māori arts organisations Education Manager, for her will join us on Corban Estate in enthusiasm and commitment over 2019. As already announced in the past four and a half years. the last quarter’s programme, Te Carrie is leaving us in December Pou Theatre will be based on site 2018 to move back to Australia. from January, and managing Shed We welcome our new Arts 1, including the bookings for all Education Manager, Padma Naidu, those wishing to use that space. who arrives in the New Year. We hope to have a black box theatre opening at Matariki 2019 Finally a reminder about our too. Fingers crossed! Christmas break: we close on Monday 24 December and re- Whaotapu o Tāmaki Makaurau open on Thursday 3 January (The Sacred Chisels of Tāmaki 2019. Makaurau) will become based on Corban Estate in the New Year in a studio workshop made of shipping containers. The collective is a group of master carvers from iwi across the Auckland isthmus, and its members will be undertaking some significant projects for the city. (Note: Wikuki Kingi and Tania Wolfgramm from Whaotapu are offering a carving workshop in our January Summer School). Once the studio is set up here, we will be promoting opportunities for tours of their workshop area. Warm regards to you all, Martin Sutcliffe, Director. Corban Estate Arts Centrre

EXHIBITIONS 4 JANUARY / FEBRUARY / MARCH 2019 CEAC.ORG.NZ Our public gallery features an innovative programme of contemporary art exhibitions by international and local artists. We pride ourselves on being inclusive, and our key focus is to create opportunities for diverse voices, whilst offering experiences that strengthen and promote a sense of community. Continuing in the Homestead Galleries until 10 February: Between strangers Rowan Panther and Monica Paterson Over the water Julian Hooper and Tēvita Latu Under the Same La’ā Tui Emma Gillies and Sulieti Fieme’a-Burrows

EXHIBITIONS 5Rowena Rooney, Masi in my Blood (2018). Courtesy of the artist. Masi in my Blood Fri 15 February - Rowena Rooney Sun 7 April Masi in my Blood contains a show of contemporary artworks that Opening Thu 14 tell the story of how Masi and Masi designs were woven into the February 6-8pm practice of New Zealand born Fijian artist Rowena Rooney. Her personal connection with Masi, through passed-on tradition, culture and language can be seen in these recent pieces, with elements drawing from the artist’s Melanesian roots.

6 JANUARY / FEBRUARY / MARCH 2019Ulumate exhibition, Kai Colo (1871-86) Francis Herbert Dufty. Courtesy of Te Papa. CEAC.ORG.NZThe Ulumate Project Fri 15 February -Daren Kamali and Inise Eremasi Sun 7 AprilUlumate or ‘Dead Head’ was the ancient practice of wig making by Opening Thu 14indigenous Fijians, over 200 years ago. Normally practised during February 6-8pmthe time of mourning, the drau-ni-ulu (hair) is cut and made intoa wig then worn until the hair beneath grows back. The UlumateProject has been 21 years in the making and this exhibition willfeature the research and journey the artists have taken.

EXHIBITIONS 7Railala Gade, Nakilamai Creations (2018), detail. Courtesy of CEAC. Nakilamai Creations Fri 15 February - Railala Gade Sun 7 April As a young child on the island of Moce, artist Railala Gade was Opening Thu 14 brought up surrounded by the making of Masi (Fijian barkcloth). As February 6-8pm she grew older, making Masi became a way to earn a living for the artist and she would eventually learn to make and design beautiful pieces for herself using specific patterns from her island. This exhibition explores the unique patterns and knowledge specific to Moce island.

GALLERY ACTIVITIES 8 JANUARY / FEBRUARY / MARCH 2019 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 being presented. 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 must be accompanied by an adult. The last Saturday of every month we will be exploring our latest exhibitions with a free 1 hour drawing club for adults. So bring a friend to spend some time with, learning simple drawing and sketching techniques in a relaxed environment.

SATURDAY GALLERY CLUB 9Summer Lei workshop (2018). Courtesy of CEAC. Summer Lei Saturday Gallery Club #45 Inspired by artist Rowan Panthers lace leis, participants will create their own unique version of a lei using different papers and found materials. Sat 9 February Ages: 4+ Between 10:30am - 12pm Homestead Galleries Free, all welcomeRailala Gade, Workshop at Centre Park (2017), detail. Masi Making Courtesy of Betty Lotto. Saturday Gallery Club #46 Learn about Masi (Fijian bark cloth) and traditional patterns with artist Railala Gade. Under her guidance you will create a piece to take home. Sat 9 March Ages: 4+ Between 10:30am - 12pm Homestead Galleries Free, all welcome “I love Corban Estate Arts Centre. It’s all about creativity in so many different forms”. – Natasha, SGC Parent.

10 JANUARY / FEBRUARY / MARCH 2019Pencil to Paper workshop (2018). Courtesy of CEAC. CEAC.ORG.NZPencil to Paper Sat 26 JanuaryStill Life Drawing Club 11am - 12pmThe last Saturday of every month we will be exploring our latest Sat 23 Februaryexhibitions with a free 1 hour drawing club for adults. So bring 12pm - 1pma friend to spend some time with, learning simple drawing andsketching techniques in a relaxed environment. Sat 23 March 11am - 12pmBookings are essential. Limited spaces available. Materials provided. Homestead Galleries26 January – Still life drawing featuring objects from Tonga Free, all welcome23 February – Life drawing of a model wearing Masi cloth createdby artist Railala Gade23 March – Still life drawing featuring Fijian objects from artistRowena Rooney’s collection

GALLERY ACTIVITIES / PUBLIC PROGRAMME 11Rowena Rooney, Portrait (2018). Courtesy of the artist. Artist Korero Sat 23 February Rowena Rooney, Daren Kamali and Railala 11am - 12pm Gade Homestead Galleries Our artist talk this month explores the depths of new projects by Free, all welcome artist Rowena Rooney and poet Daren Kamali who are strongly influenced by their Fijian heritage, whilst artist Railala Gade shares her experiences of being brought up around the art of Masi making.

12 JANUARY / FEBRUARY / MARCH 2019 Alongside our exhibitions and education programmes, Corban Estate Arts Centre presents a number of large and small scale events throughout the year.EVENTS CEAC.ORG.NZ

EVENTS 13Let’s Talk About It Thu 21 March 7 - 9pmThrough music, spoken word, raps and personal stories, youngpeople speak out about their challenges with mental health. They The Cellar,share their anxieties, experiences of depression, and even about Corban Estate Artstheir attempts to end their lives, along with what is helping them Centrerecover. While their experiences may be confronting, audiencesinvariably come away moved, uplifted and inspired by the openness Free entry,and courage the young people display. refreshmentsA free event – all welcome, although not suitable for those under 13 For more informationyears. ceac.org.nz [email protected]

SUMMER SCHOOL 14 JANUARY / FEBRUARY / MARCH 2019 CEAC.ORG.NZ Summer School 2019 promises an exciting array of talented artists from all over Aotearoa and further afield offering their skills and experience in a range of mediums and techniques. The programme caters to serious creators as well as those wanting to reconnect with creativity and start the year with an inspiring and lasting experience. So take this opportunity to enrol now and immerse yourself in innovative creativity this coming summer. It’s a truly exciting line up which includes additional free activities for participants throughout the week. Mon 14 – Fri 18 January 10am – 4.30pm daily Summer School is made possible thanks to the support of:

SUMMER SCHOOL 15 Solar Stories: An intro to Solar Plate Printmaking Prue MacDougall Solar Plate is a simple and safe approach to traditional etching. Light sensitive plate is exposed with UV light and developed with ordinary tap water. Offering fine detail and a wide tonal range using photographic imagery, hand drawn originals and the use of found material, this technique is easy to learn making it suitable for beginners as well as those with printmaking experience. ALL LEVELS 3 days $400 Tue 15 – Thu 17 January 10am – 4.30pm Includes most materials The Novel: from Conception to Completion James George, Guest tutor Thalia Henry Based on skills and technique this workshop is designed to be practical, technical and inspirational. Exploring fundamental structures of narrative storytelling and how these can be expressed in creating fiction, participants will take away “a novel writer’s toolbox”, with experience in thinking about, discussing, and working through all the issues that may crop up in writing novels. ALL LEVELS 5 days $375 Mon 14 – Fri 18 January 10am – 4.30pm Includes all materials The Magic Realism of Portraiture Liam Barr Deepen your drawing and painting skills and explore how combining the real and unreal can be used to build original visual imagery and narratives. Bring a photo along of a person who is special to you and learn how to manipulate your image into a narrative composition which has more meaning and life, and reflects the subject’s true identity. 5 days $510 Mon 14 – Fri 18 January 10am – 4.30pm Includes some materials ALL LEVELS

16 JANUARY / FEBRUARY / MARCH 2019 Place Particulars: Discoveries in Abstract Landscapes Tom Voyce, UK Explore the ‘sense of place’ using Corban Estate as the subject matter. This workshop pushes the boundary between abstract and figurative scenes so participants can decide the focus of their artworks. Working in water colour, acrylic or oils paints, participants will produce a series of paintings over the week, from initial drawings and colour notes to finished layered artworks.ALL LEVELS 5 days $400 Mon 14 – Fri 18 January 10am – 4.30pm Includes some materials The Lost Wax Process: An Intro to Glass Casting Christine Cathie This workshop is a basic introduction to the technique of lost wax kiln casting glass. Participants will make two simple forms by using various techniques to create their own unique works, then work through the processes of mould making, finishing the week with firing the works in the kiln at Christine’s studio in Te Atatu.ALL LEVELS 5 days $500 Mon 14 – Fri 18 January 10am – 4.30pm Includes most materials Waka Hoe: Introduction to Wood Carving Wikuki Kingi and Tania Wolfgramm This workshop will focus on the design, construction, CEAC.ORG.NZ and carving of traditional wooden paddles or Waka Hoe. Starting with an introduction to carving, participants work from initial design through to cutting, grinding and sanding to each create a uniquely adorned paddle. Traditional stories and chants will be shared, to broaden participants’ knowledge of waka, navigation and paddles.ALL LEVELS 3 days $445 Tue 15 – Thu 17 January 10am – 4.30pm Includes most materials

SUMMER SCHOOL 17 Shibori: Shaped Resist Dyeing Susanne Williamson Shibori originates in Japan and involves patterns created on fabrics using folding, stitching and pole wrapping. This workshop is an exploration of Shibori vat dyeing techniques using cotton dyes and the bleach back shadow technique. Participants will practice with fabric samples, culminating with making a scarf and apron. Suitable for all levels. 3 days $400 Mon 14 – Wed 16 January 10am – 4.30pm Includes most materials ALL LEVELS Drawing for the Figure Paul Woodruffe Explore a simple set of methods to enable the use of minimal lines to draw the human form in multiple poses, within perspectives, different genders and ages. Then put these skills into the context of expressive life drawing, taking away a series of strategies that can be adapted to all aspects of drawing the human form. 3 days $350 Mon 14 – Wed 16 January 10am – 4.30pm Includes most materials and life drawing models ALL LEVELS“The expert knowledge of tutorsand their willingness to share andgive each student the opportunityto have a go made my SummerSchool experience second tonone”.– Michael, former Summer School participant.

ADULT CLASSES 18 JANUARY / FEBRUARY / MARCH 2019 CEAC.ORG.NZ Adult classes are a great way to stimulate your creativity and develop your passion for the arts. We offer a range of mediums, contemporary arts 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 6 and 8 week term classes offer a deeper experience, allowing you to develop and build your skills alongside like-minded classmates. Or weekend workshops are the perfect opportunity to explore and experiment with new mediums and art forms and encourage new discoveries. Different workshops are on offer each term so keep checking the website for upcoming new courses. For more information and bookings: [email protected] (09) 838 4455 www.ceac.org.nz

MORNING / EVENING CLASSES 19 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. Max of 9 participants. 8 weeks $200 Thu mornings 14 February - 4 April Includes some materials 9:30am - 12:30pmALL LEVELS Experimental Figurative Painting in Oils Jean Stewart Learn the basics of oil painting in this fun experimental style. Over 6 weeks we will cover how to work with basic materials; paint mediums, brushes and surfaces. We will learn to make confident brush marks which will be translated into vibrant figurative works. There will also be a focus on colour and how to have a fun playful approach to its possibilities. 6 weeks $150 Tue evenings 19 February - 26 March Includes some materials 7pm - 9pmALL LEVELS Clay Explorations Kairava Gullatz Is there anything you always wanted to shape in clay? Whether it is functional or sculptural, this class offers the opportunity to experiment with a variety of modelling techniques under the guidance of the experienced tutor Kairava Gullatz. Learn surface decorations with slips and glazes. 10 kg of clay, glazes and firings are included in the class fee. Visit Kairava’s website on: www.ceramicdesign.co.nz. 6 weeks $200 Thu evenings 7 March - 11 April Includes all materials 6pm - 9pmALL LEVELS

20 JANUARY / FEBRUARY / MARCH 2019Marama Pendant ALL LEVELSMaha Tomo 1 DayLearn about the practices associated with Māori arts whilst creating Sun 24 Februarya marama (moon) taonga in this 1 day workshop. Using grinders, 10am - 4pmdrills, wet and dry sanding, and polishing tools, participants willdesign and carve their pendant. Traditional Polynesian binding $120and lashing techniques will complete the pendant ready to wear.Discover the story of Rona and Marama in this contemporary Includes all materialsTikanga based workshop. Max 10 participants CEAC.ORG.NZwww.toimanawa.comPlease bring kai each day for shared lunches.

ADULT CLASSES 21Abstract Painting ALL LEVELSJulie Moselen 2 DaysThis workshop offers 2 glorious days of fast paced, exciting, Sat 9 – Sun 10 Marchstructured painting. Using a variety of tools and techniques we will 10am – 4pmcreate a large scale painting. There will be plenty of demonstrations,tips and tricks throughout the weekend giving you the confidence $150and know how to continue painting at home. Perfect for beginnersand beyond. Includes all materials

YOUTH WORKSHOPS 22 JANUARY / FEBRUARY / MARCH 2019 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 you can learn about printing techniques, carving techniques, or immerse yourself in music to write and record songs. Come and challenge yourself creatively through one of our inspiring two day classes. Set at a low cost, with some fully sponsored places these workshops are a great way to spend your holidays. Don’t let cost be a barrier – talk to us about a sponsored place. For Bookings: [email protected] (09) 838 4455 www.ceac.org.nz Generously Supported by:

YOUTH WORKSHOPS 23 The Story of Pounamu Maha Tomo Discover the story of pounamu in this tikanga based contemporary Māori visual arts workshop. Construct and prepare a framed plywood board, then create stencils and experiment with colours to screen-print the story of pounamu onto your crafted wooden canvas. Please bring kai for shared lunch each day. 2 days $60 Mon 21 – Tue 22 January 13 - 18 YEARS 10am - 3pm Whale’s Tooth Bone Carving – Rei Niho Maha Tomo Create your own whale’s tooth out of bone in this tikanga based contemporary workshop. Participants will be introduced to a new skill set through the carving design process, using grinders, drills, wet and dry sanding techniques and polishing tools. Then learn some lashing and binding techniques used traditionally throughout Polynesia. Max 10 participants. Please bring kai for shared lunch each day. 1 day $40 Wed 23 January 13 - 18 YEARS 10am - 3pm In the Box Crescendo Trust of Aotearoa With Dave Atai (Nesian Mystik), Abraham Kunin (Homebrew), and Vlatko Georgiev (Infuse) A workshop for young people who are wanting to gain a deeper understanding of song-writing. Learn how to write and arrange a song from scratch, identifying the different sections of the song and your practice. We will put it all together by writing and recording a song over the 2 days then participants will take away an MP3 file of the finished track. If you have any instruments that you play, feel free to bring them along. 13 - 18 YEARS 2 days $30 Thu 24 – Fri 25 January 10am - 3pm

CHILDRENS CLANESSWESS 24 JANUARY / FEBRUARY / MARCH 2019 CEAC.ORG.NZ Holiday Classes Join us in exploring and experimenting with visual arts and creative fun these school holidays. Classes take place in an art studio setting with friendly experienced tutors and artists. The course fees include all materials, but remember… students need to wear old clothes and bring their lunch and a drink bottle. Term Classes Term classes are a chance to delve deeper into art techniques and creative mediums over a 6 week period. Set in our art studios, children work closely with and learn from inspiring, practising artists. Costs include all materials. For Bookings: [email protected] (09) 8384455 www.ceac.org.nz

CHILDREN / HOLIDAY CLASSES 25 Moonlit Forest Lightbox Sarah Ormsby Students will design and build a glowing forest lightbox in this engaging one day workshop. Prepare to design, draw, cut and construct your own lightbox which contains imagery relating to the rich ecology of the Waitakere ranges; trees, birds, insects and fungi. Your finished lightbox sculpture will light up your room. 1 day $50 Mon 21 January 10am – 2.30pm8 - 13 YEARS Frogs to be Kissed Kairava Gullatz Let’s make enchanted creatures! Sharing stories about special characters from books as well as animals that appeared in our lives, you will learn how to shape the soft material of clay into the creature of your choice using a variety of modelling techniques. A pottery wheel is available to enjoy throwing small vessels. 2 days $95 Mon 21 – Tue 22 January 10am – 2.30pm5 - 10 YEARS Embellished Self-Portraits Sarah Ormsby Create a painted and embellished self-portrait in this fun workshop inspired by modernist and contemporary artists. We will learn to draw our own portrait and add layers of colour and texture in acrylic paint. Our portraits will then be decorated with patterns and designs, inspired by the study of artists and our own imaginations. 1 day $50 Tue 22 January 10am – 2.30pm7 - 13 YEARS

26 JANUARY / FEBRUARY / MARCH 2019Delicate Detail 7 - 13 YEARSLeela Bhai 1 dayLet’s explore and work on small scale pieces, concentrating on Tue 22 Januarydelightful details. Working first on a series of tissue paper collages, 10am – 2.30pmshowcasing the softness and beauty of the medium we will thenmove onto watercolour postcards. Experiment with blending both $50concepts together, working to produce intricate and careful imageryfull of delicate detail. CEAC.ORG.NZ

CHILDREN / HOLIDAY CLASSES 27 To Infinity and Beyond Andrew Hall The “usual pile of interesting stuff” is ready to be transformed by your powers of creativity into creatures, machines & instruments. Experimental gadgets like rocket-dogs, mouse- cars, goat-man-plants, guitar-flute-cats and snake-monkeys. 1 day $50 Wed 23 January 10am – 2.30pm6 - 12 YEARS Creative Drama Tessa Mitchell Have fun with classic drama games and exercises which explore movement, the voice and telling stories through theatrical scenes. Working in groups, pairs and also solo at different stages, develop characters through the use of costume, movement, funny voices and different walks. Different roles introduce children to the theatrical use of power play and basic motivations in an exciting playful way. 2 days $85 Wed 23 – Thu 24 January6 - 12 YEARS 10am – 2.30pm We are the Champions Kairava Gullatz Be inspired by a champion’s winning cup and shape your own, fully functional goblet from clay. Taking a fun, informative approach, children will be guided through the processes of hand building clay to bring their ideas to life, then decorate with applications and colourful slips. A pottery wheel is available to enjoy throwing small vessels. Everything is glazed and fired to become useable tableware. 2 days $95 Wed 23 – Thu 24 January7 - 14 YEARS 10am – 2.30pm

28 JANUARY / FEBRUARY / MARCH 2019 Under the Sea Andrea Gerbic What do we find when we look at the ocean? Explore the huge variety of patterns, shapes, colours, textures and lines that make up the underwater world of the sea. Drawing inspiration from New Zealand artists Pat Hanly and Claudia Pond-Eyley we will create a mixed media collage and painting that reflects the special character of the plants, water and creatures living under the sea. 2 days $85 Thu 24 – Fri 25 January7 - 13 YEARS 10am – 2.30pm Painted Pizza Platters Kairava Gullatz Hands on soft clay! We will make a very special plate, decorating it with a colourful painting once we have shaped it. Everything will be fired and glazed to make all platters functional. 1 day $60 Fri 25 January 10am – 2.30pm4 - 9 YEARS Totally Tropical Prints Gabrielle Binks Print your own T-shirt in this tropical print extravaganza! Inspired by pop-art and nature, the workshop will explore the use of bold shapes and colours. Using tropical leaf shapes and stamps you will experiment on paper then print directly onto your t-shirt. Expect fluorescent paints! Please bring your own t-shirt to print on the day. 1 day $50 CEAC.ORG.NZ Fri 25 January 10am – 2.30pm6 - 12 YEARS

CHILDREN’S TERM CLASSES 29 Drawing is Fun! Julie Moselen This class is designed to give children a broad understanding, knowledge and skill base in order for them to learn how to draw. Time will be spent studying light and shade, contrast, and rendering. A range of drawing styles will be covered which will include observational drawing, step by step guided drawing of animals and imaginative free drawing. 6 weeks, Mon afternoons $95 Mon 18 February – Mon 256 - 14 YEARS March 4pm – 5.30pm Eye-Popping Butterflies of NZ Jean Stewart Learn how to paint a butterfly with its shadow. First we will create our favourite New Zealand butterflies out of paper clay, then light these models and create an observational painting looking very closely at the shadows and the light. The end result will be a beautiful butterfly painting that appears to pop off the page. 6 weeks, Tue afternoons $95 Tue 19 February – Tue 266 - 12 YEARS March 4pm – 5.30pm Giant Squid Dessert Bowls Kairava Gullatz Anything unusual is good enough for our designs! You will make your very own special dessert bowls from soft white clay. The vessels can be adorned with 3D applications, carvings and colourful decorations. You will learn how to realise your creative ideas in clay following demonstrations for hand building techniques. Everything will be glazed and fired and glazed to make all works durable and usable. 6 weeks, Thu afternoons $100 Thu 7 March – Thu 11 April6 - 14 YEARS 4pm – 5.30pm

Corban Estate Arts Centreis home to artist studios,a café, art classes for adultsand children, and an ever-changing programme ofexhibitions and events.Based in Henderson, WestAuckland, the arts centre isset within park-like groundsamongst the historic Corbanswinery buildings. Just 5minutes walk from the trainstation, or off Lincoln Roadfor those driving. Entry isfree, everybody’s [email protected](09) 838 4455www.ceac.org.nzCorban Estate Arts Centreis open 7 days a weekfrom 10am – 4:30pmfacebook.com/Corban.Estateinstagram.com/corbanestate2 Mt Lebanon LanePO Box 21 526HendersonAuckland, 0650New Zealand