This week is your last chance check out our current exhibitions!
Anna Bootle - Beyond the fence
Michele Theobald - Making Memories
Te Wānanga o Aotearoa - Whiria te muka tangata
Gunhild Litwin - Chimeras
Alliance Française - Kubuni | Comics from Africa.s Exhibition
TUITUI Gallery - Hinga Smith
This week is your last chance to view the Trail Mix exhibition!! Pieces available to purchase from the Square Edge office or by emailing [email protected]
Page’s Book Nook - 📚books we think you’ll love📚 ⭐️All adults books $5 each ⭐️All Children’s books $2 each. Any book donations can be dropped off to the Square Edge office
Do you need an art work to freshen up your home? The Studio in the Square Painting competition and exhibition has you covered! With so many different artists, styles and art mediums, there is something for everyone. Come on in and pick out your favourite!
Ngā Toi Harakeke | Pop Up Gallery. Available to view for one more week at Square Edge!!
Beginners Pottery!
Come along and give pottery a go, classes are lead by our experienced pottery tutor Lorraine!
Untold Stories is more than a family history research journey. It uncovers a part of New Zealand history that is largely unknown. The aim of this project is not only to tell six family stories, but also to fill that historical gap. By presenting the fascinating and vital stories of these people who settled in Palmerston North, we also want to reveal the complicated and true history of war time Europe.
July Exhibitions!
We have 3 amazing exhibitions on now at Square Edge!
Entrance Gallery - Puanga Exhibition, He Aho Tangata
Pop Up Gallery - Nga Toi Harakeke
Main Gallery - Untold Stories: WW2 Displaced Persons who settled in Palmerston North
Last chance to check out this month’s exhibitions! - Cheleigh-Anne Dunkerton | A day at a time: tending to the seasons of grief - Julia Tanner | Old Vessels - Pari Rao | Quantum Alchemy
Julia Tanner | Old Vessels Pop Up Gallery, Square Edge
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Old Vessels | Julia Tanner
Pop Up Gallery, Squate Edge
I am an emerging local artist, from Palmerston North. This exhibition focusses on Old vessels, trying to capture their personality. Following Van Gogh, the paint has been applied extremely thickly and in predominantly unblended brushstrokes. In my previous exhibition, I applied the same style to my flower paintings (which were inspired by Van Gogh and Mondrian’s flower paintings).
Find out more about Julia and her exhibition here: https://sway.cloud.microsoft/sDBVOhaurM98vEm8?ref=Link