Cao Fei: Utopia finishes 16 May
These mesmerising multi-media installations capture the manic pace and dizzying scale of the urbanisation of China . The 3-D graphics that take you on a journey around the fantasy island city are truly amazing. You won’t want to miss this one.
Topics: sustainability, cityscapes, fantasy, future, symbols, China
Beloved: Works from the Dunedin Public Art Gallery
A diverse range of historical and contemporary artworks is showcases in this large 125th anniversary exhibition.
Topics: portraits, still lifes, landscapes, fashion, Toi Maori, early settlers, feelings, stories, fantasy, colour, brushstrokes, ancient civilisations, composition, history in art, symbols and lots more.
Taryn Simon: an American Index of the Hidden and Unfamiliar finishes 9 May
This collection of 40 artful yet haunting photographs documents high security zones in the U.S.A. such as nuclear waste storage facilities, prison death rows, C.I.A. offices and a U.S. Customs and Border Protection contraband room. Senior photography students will find this exhibition inspiring.
Topics: photography, sustainability, social studies themes
Seraphine Pick: Assumed Identities 5 June 2010 - 26 September 2010
This major collection of Pick’s work features inventive peopled landscapes and portraits that fuse imagination, fantasy and memory. Not to be missed.
With this exhibition Seraphine Pick would make an ideal artist model for senior secondary art students in 2010.
Art Attack! Level 1-8
This is the visit where the only artworks that are looked at by the class are the ones that the students have chosen themselves. They also get to explain the reasons for their choices.
Card Sharks Level 1-4
Students are given cards such as ‘The artwork I would choose for my mother’ or ‘An artwork I would love to throw in the skip’ to place under artworks. This is a fascinating and entertaining approach to looking at an exhibition.
Design Your Own Exhibition Level 1-4
This visit looks at the work of the curator in the process of selecting and arranging works in an exhibition space. Students will curate their own exhibition of miniature artworks.
See the rest of the website for a wide range of other programmes and workshops available in term 2.
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Andersons Bay School 'Water Exhibition'
St Francis Xavier School
'Christmas Tree'
Holly Year 3 Andersons Bay School 'Water Exhibition'
Dominic Year 3 Wakari School 'Animal Exhibition' |
