8 August - 1 November 2020 | Main Gallery | Curated by Sandy Adsett | TIKA TONU brings emerging and established contemporary painters and sculptors from the iwi of Ngāti Kahungunu ki Wairoa, ki Heretaunga, ki Wairarapa together in an exhibition of artwork derived from, but beyond the tradition.
Eve Kireka: Ahokore Ahikaaroa - Keeping the home fires burning
15 August – 1 November 2020 | Alcove Gallery |
In this installation piece, Kireka has explored the feminine elements of the natural world, creating a narrative using light and mixed media to explore the connections between cosmic influences and the future of humanity.
15 August – 1 November 2020 | Foyer Gallery | Japanese-born artist Diegel lives and works in Auckland, her work often dealing with the realisation of existence: Things that are consumed, worn, worked, carried, forgotten or collected.
24 October 2020 - 24 January | Holt Gallery | Arbuckle’s practice is a process-driven exploration of place, bridging the notions of landscape with the languages of abstraction. He manipulates the fundamentals of scale, format, composition, material, colour and mark-making to produce sculptural paintings that are large, vigorous and bold in the forms they take.
21 November - 28 February 2021 | Main Gallery, Foyer and Alcove Galleries | Hastings City Art Gallery presents EAST 2020, a biennial exhibition celebrating and surveying the current creative practice connected to the Heretaunga Hawke’s Bay region.
The works of 54 Hawke’s Bay artists have been selected for the exhibition, which includes painting, ceramics, large-scale photography, video and sculptural installations.
Rescheduled to 2021 | Main Gallery | Flirting with form: Works by TOI AKO artists is an exhibition that explores the role of the arts and wellbeing in communities, and its effectiveness in supporting older people to age well. Showcasing works by 13 emerging elder artists aged 56-91, developed over the past eight months as part of Connect the Dots pilot mentoring project, TOI AKO, which is a creative collaboration between older people living in care and practising artists. This exhibition speaks to the reciprocal nature of learning, where artist mentors have shared their skills, encouraging older participants to bring their unique life experiences to shape their own visual language.
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