Mike Crawshaw will give an Artists Talk in the Gallery, 3pm Saturday 20 July.
All Welcome!
His current Exhibition Memories of the Future is showing until 4 August.

Unfortunately we've had to cancel Fridays workshop, hopefully we can reschedule, we'll keep you posted!
Meanwhile there are Matariki activities available in the gallery to the youngsters busy while you take in the exhibitions, and they can take their artworks home with them too!

Matariki Woven Whetū Workshop No.2
Friday July 19 10am-12pm
Learn about Matariki and weave a whetū to take home.
Suitable for ages 8 and above. $20 to cover materials and tuition

Matariki Ceramic Whetū Workshop No. 2
Tuesday July 16 10am-12pm
Learn about Matariki, make a whetū (star) out of clay and adorn with kōwhaiwhai patterns.
Your whetū will be glazed and fired ready for you to pick up within 2 weeks.
Suitable for ages 8 and above. $20 to cover materials and tuition

Learn about Matariki and weave a whetū to take home.
Suitable for ages 8 and above. $20 to cover materials and tuition

Learn about Matariki, make a whetū (star) out of clay and adorn with kōwhaiwhai patterns.
Your whetū will be glazed and fired ready for you to pick up within 2 weeks.
Suitable for ages 8 and above. $20 to cover materials and tuition.

 

You are warmly invited to attend an Artist Talk by Anton Forde, discussing his latest exhibition. Saturday 18 May 3pm.  

Anton Forde’s Māhutonga - time stands still presents works in kōhatu/stone, Pounamu, andesite, and basalt, carved with markings of Māhutonga/the Southern Cross, Raukura/feathers, and Roimata/teardrops.

We are excited to invite you to our annual gallery fundraising event

Hear from artist Karl Maughan and join us for delicious canapes, wines and a lively auction with Tobias Roebuck-Ward from Waiheke Homes.

We look forward to welcoming you to an evening of art, philanthropy and community.

Vinita will talk about the evolution of her eclectic art practice over the last four decades. Including what made possible the unusual exhibition at the Waiheke art gallery where she has displayed two types of paintings and ideologies across from one another.

You are warmly invited to attend an entertaining and informative Artists Talk by Clive Humphreys on Saturday 6 April 3pm.
Clive will be talking about his current exhibition Between Showers showing in the Allpress Olive Groves Gallery until 12 May.

Glazelab Workshop: Colour Exploration in Midrange Glazes with ceramic artist Karuna Douglas.
2 day hands-on professional development workshop
Register your interest by email: info@waihekeartgallery.org.nz

Suitable for beginner through to experienced clay practitioners, on Day 1 participants will make glazes from scratch, and then using their test tiles they will create colour line, cross and triaxial blends.
Day 2 consists of a seminar on glaze journaling followed by group analysis of the 100’s of fired tests from Day 1.

Our much-loved biennial Perpetual Guardian Sculpture on the Gulf exhibition is back – 24 February - 1 April 2024.

Join us for the official opening of Perpetual Guardian Sculpture on the Gulf 2024 at stunning Cable Bay Vineyards.

Poet extraordinaire, Moana Te Aira Te Uri Karaka Te Waero Clarke entwines her life and the island's history together.

Tidelines features two wāhine artists ~
Sally Tagg from Tāmaki Makaurau (Auckland) and Carol Bucknell, who lives on te Moutere o Waiheke and who has attended many of our W3 events.
Artists Sally and Carol explore that ever-changing space between land and sea; celebrating our deep connection to Aotearoa’s coastline while warning of its increasing fragility.

Learn from the artists through a Q&A hosted by Dr Hinemoa Elder, with the opportunity to also ask questions yourselves and purchase the artwork.

This Sunday!
3 - 5pm ~ Bubbles, mince pies, free gift wrapping, 10% off in the gallery shop and go into the draw to win two beautiful Keith Grinter glass tumbers!

6pm - Drinks and preview of exhibition at the Waiheke Community Art Gallery

6. 45pm - Shuttle from Gallery to Cable Bay

7pm - Cable Bay Vineyard with bubbles, bread and dips on arrival 

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You are warmly invited to attend a public talk from the 2023 Artist in Residence Wanda Gillespie.

Learn beginner chip carving with artist Wanda Gillespie to make a bird candle stick holder.

Chip carving is an ancient art form that has been evident throughout the world from China to the Islamic world and medieval Europe as well as in the pacific islands. It is commonly seen in northern European countries to decorate furniture and household items.