time . ephemeral exhibition in the McKee Gallery. Hall is sharing the space with artist Jason McCormick.
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Hall s artwork is designed to be participatory. They change depending on where the viewer stands. The artists have appreciated the other s work over many years and decided Te Ramaroa (Light Nelson) was an opportunity to present a light installation together exploring the ephemeral qualities of life. Hall says her moulded artworks are participatory as viewers can place their hands amongst their layers and observe how the artworks change. The pieces and their forms also change depending on where you stand to view them.
Press Release – The Public Good
Tickets have this morning gone on sale for the 2021 French Film Festival Aotearoa, which also today unveils its 21 carefully curated titles which will screen at cinemas across the country.
The full 2021 programme consists of hand-picked gems selected to showcase the delight and diversity of French cinema to Kiwi audiences. Festival Director, Fergus Grady and the French Film Fest Aotearoa staff have been working closely with the French Embassy to bring great films to the French community in New Zealand as well as Francophile Kiwis.
“We’re incredibly proud of our 2021 programme and can’t wait to share these fantastically French stories with New Zealand cinemagoers. From new releases, to 4k restorations of old classics, this year’s films showcase the best of the best of cinéma français,” says Fergus.
Tickets have this morning gone on sale for the 2021 French Film Festival Aotearoa, which also today unveils its 21 carefully curated titles which will screen at cinemas across the country. The full 2021 programme consists of hand-picked gems selected .
Historic HB: Talented architect William James Rush was also an artist
9 Apr, 2021 06:00 PM
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The building of the Te Mata Peak Road in 1937 as painted by William Rush.
Hawkes Bay Today
By: Michael Fowler
Many would have heard of the name Rush in connection with various buildings around Hawke s Bay, particularly Havelock North. Woodford House, Iona College, Hereworth are some existing buildings which had their architectural beginnings from architect William James Rush (1872-1965).
A former shepherd s cottage at Black Barn built on the former Te Mata Station is now called Rush Cottage and features his signature roughcast exterior and tiled roof, normally orange.