The current exhibition 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 Tagg and Carol Bucknell explore that ever-changing space between land and sea; celebrating our deep connection to Aotearoa’s coastline while warning of its increasing fragility.

This is a chance to view this exhibition but also 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.

If you haven’t ever been to the Gallery or haven’t been recently, this will be an inspiring and entertaining evening, enabling a chance to see the recently refurbed gallery, and viewing Sally and Carol’s art through their eyes. The Gallery’s gift shop is also full of taonga/treasures that make stunning gifts. More information on our speakers is below.

Details of the evening

Venue: The Waiheke Community Art Gallery – 2 Korora Avenue, Oneroa

Date: Friday 9^th February

Start time: 5.30 mix and mingle, wine, non-alcoholic drinks and delicious nibbles, viewing of art.

6.15pm seated for formal part of the night – Q&A hosted by Dr Hinemoa Elder with artists Sally Tagg and Carol Bucknell.

7pm viewing of art, continue mix and mingle – wine, non-alcoholic drink and nibbles

Price: $25 per person

RSVP: You RVSP by purchasing a ticket on the Waiheke Community Art Gallery website.

No later than 5pm Monday 5 February.