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Hoopla!
30 artists, 300 artworks at $60 each
Preview: Thursday 26 November, 6-8pm |
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To celebrate the holiday season, Seed Gallery has invited thirty different artists, working across various disciplines and media to work with a set template: a 90mm wooden hoop. The resulting exhibition will showcase 300 miniature artworks reflecting each artist’s exploration of the limitations and possibilities of this form. The exhibition presents a unique opportunity to acquire works by some of our most promising artists for only $60 a piece. |
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Work by the following thirty artists from NZ and abroad will feature:
Stafford Allpress, John Appleton, David Brown, Sophie Corban, Marisia Dudek, Tabatha Forbes, Mark Foster, Belinda Griffiths, Ben Griffiths, Zekiah Heath, Anna Kouwenhoven, Aroha Lewin, Kim Lowe, Veronika Maser, Noami Nakama, Paddy O'Rourke, Kristin Perrett, Richard Poor, John Pusateri, Mark Rayner, Peter Rive, Kirsty Ruffell, Kylie Rusk, Annie Sandano, Holly Shepheard, Rebecca Thomson, Janna van Hasselt, Jesse Watson, Sophie Watson and Jayde Williams. |
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Special thanks to Invivo Wines |
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Seed is pleased to announce our new sponsorship partner Invivo Wines. Invivo, a boutique premium New Zealand winery began as an idea between two friends, Rob Cameron (Invivo winemaker) and Tim Lightbourne. Their vision is to bring the best of New Zealand wine, from New Zealand’s premium wine-growing regions, to the world in an innovative and contemporary approach. Invivo currently produces Marlborough Rose, Marlborough Pinot Gris, Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc and Central Otago Pinot Noir.
With a wine label designed by renowned New Zealand fashion designer Zambesi, Invivo was also recently the official wine supporter in Italy for the NZ opening events at the 53rd Venice Biennale. Invivo has also been shortlisted for New Zealand Wine Producer of the Year at the 2009 International Wine and Spirit Competition in London and has been awarded 3 gold medals in 2009! Invivo is available at Glengarry, LaVino’s and Caro’s. |
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