Nathan Homestead exhibitions and classes Term 4 2014

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BC4069
Nathan Homestead
exhibitions and classes
Term 4 2014
Contents:
Exhibitions and events 5
Adult classes 10
Adult workshops 12
Children and teen classes 13
Disability Arts Theatre 15
OSCAR 16
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Nathan
Homestead
Nathan Homestead is Manurewa’s
community arts centre. It features:
Location: 70 Hill Road, Manurewa
• Nathan Homestead school holiday and
OSCAR after school programmes
Phone: 09 267 0180
Fax: 09 267 9338
Email: nathan.homestead
@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz
Hours: Monday-Friday 9am-5pm,
Weekends 1-4pm
• adult and children’s arts classes
• Nathan Homestead Performing Arts
programme
• exhibitions
• events and concerts
• venue hire and wedding hire
• cafe.
The homestead was built in 1925 and is
situated on nine acres of exquisite lawn
and gardens. It has been kept in its original
state and is a unique setting for all types
of functions including weddings, meetings,
small conferences and training seminars.
Basic conference equipment is available.
Community groups are welcome to hire
the homestead as a venue for programmes
or meetings.
The immaculately kept gardens provide
a beautiful backdrop for outdoor
weddings, special photoshoots, or other
outdoor functions. The elegant foyer and
groundfloor facilities are ideal for hosting
intimate wedding receptions and other
indoor functions.
Nathan Homestead Cafe is open on
weekdays from 9am to 3pm. Enjoy the
taste of home baking with a cup of coffee
and a view of the wonderful gardens.
Catering is available to hirers for meetings
or functions.
For more information:
please phone the Nathan Homestead Cafe
on 09 268 6168.
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IMPressive V - Wansolwara:
Print here and now
Subject to the Creative:
A Nathan Homestead Tutors’
and Students’ Exhibition
When: 28 October-30 November
When: 4 December-11 January
Where:Nathan Homestead Gallery
Opening: Tuesday 28 October, 6-7.30pm
Opening: Thursday 4 December, 6-7.30pm
Every inked image participates in a migration
like shift from its start point, be that a plate,
block, screen or file, to place(s) where it will be
seen. The printed image sits on a new ground,
always in the here and now, separated from
yet connected to its origins.
This group exhibition shines with images,
artwork and ideas explored in the many
creative courses of Nathan Homestead. View
the remarkable display of new artworks created
with flair and skill by adult art students and see
the vibrant work created by younger students.
All of us here in Aotearoa carry the legacy of
recent or long distant migrations to the land
of the long white cloud. We are connected to,
and separated from, the rest of the world by
salt water. We live close to the sea, it nourishes
us, connects us to home and opens us up to
discovery.
The works included provide an insight into
the range of arts practices available at the arts
centre. This is also an excellent opportunity to
view a selection of art work created by Nathan
Homestead’s skilled and dedicated tutors.
The word wansolwara comes from the
Solomon Islands. The word comes from the
pidgin dialect and literally means ‘one salt
water’. The notion arising from this is one
ocean, one people.
Come and see the 5th IMPressive print
show, which is also part of the Urbanesia
Festival. This year the show is open to
artists who develop work from a practice
that acknowledges current and historical
print practices.
Curated by Steve Lovett and Cerisse Palalagi.
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‘E tipu, e rea, mō ngā rā o tō
ao; Grow tender shoot for
the days of your world.’
South Auckland War
Memorials: Cenotaphs,
Crosses, Churches and Trees
When: 4 December-11 January
When: 4-12 October
Where:Nathan Homestead Foyer
This exhibition presents the wonderful
artwork by Year 10 learners from Alfriston
College, striving for success and grasping all
skills and knowledge presented to them.
The commitment, inventiveness and attention
to detail that these talented local students
have put into their work is remarkable and
promising for the development of their
artistic abilities.
An exhibition of photographs of First World
War memorial cenotaphs, crosses, rolls of
honour, buildings and trees in South Auckland.
This exhibition is presented as part of the
Auckland Heritage Festival 2014.
Happy Together: Reunion of
the KOWI Artists
Bruce Ringer: South
Auckland War Memorials:
An Illustrated Talk
When: 30 October-23 November
When: Saturday 4 October, 2-3pm
Where:Nathan Homestead Foyer
Where:Nathan Homestead Theatre
Opening: Thursday 30 October, 6-7pm
This exhibition of New Zealand Korea Painting
Group (NZKPG) features exquisite artworks
that reflect the profound sentiments and
experiences of Korean immigrant artists living
in New Zealand. The seven Korean artists
participating in this exhibition aim to enrich
the harmony of the two distinctively different
cultures of New Zealand and Korea.
Bruce Ringer, Team Leader, Auckland
Libraries South Auckland Research Centre, in
conjunction with the Manurewa Historical
Society, presents an illustrated talk on war
memorials in South Auckland, from Otahuhu
to Mercer and from Karioitahi to Waitakaruru.
This talk is presented as part of the Auckland
Heritage Festival.
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Nathan Homestead classical
music recitals
All performances are from 6-7pm, tickets $10 .
Please purchase tickets in advance from the
Homestead.
We are thrilled to present two classical cello
recitals by the University of Auckland School of
Music students pursuing a Bachelor of Music in
Classical Performance under Eliah Sakakushev,
principal cellist of the Auckland Philharmonic
Orchestra.
Friday 24 October: Mariko Windecker
Markio is currently first year at the University of
Auckland School of Music pursuing a Bachelor
of Music in Classical Performance under Eliah
Sakakushev. She will be playing the violoncello
with pianist Ya-Ting Liou.
Programme
Prelude, Sarabande and Gigue from Suite III BWV
1009 C major
– Johannes Sebastian Bach (1685-1750).
Cello Concerto in d minor Mvt 1
(Allegro maestoso)
– Edouard Lalo (1823-1892).
Sonata No.1 in e minor “für Klavier und
Violoncello” Op. 38
– Johannes Brahms (1833-1897).
Friday 14 November: Sarah Cho
Sarah is currently a year 11 student at Epsom Girls
Grammar School. She will be playing the cello with
pianist Ya-Ting Liou.
Programme
Haydn Concerto in C major (3rd movement)
– Joseph Hayden (1732-1809).
Suite No.4 in E flat major (three movements,
allemande, sarabande, o "Bourrée" ourrée)
– Johannes Sebastian Bach (1685-1750).
Prokofiev Sonata in C major (1st movement)
– Sergei Prokofiev (1891-1953).
Adagio con variazioni
– Ottorino Respighi (1879-1936).
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Nathan Homestead
Halloween Disco (5-12 years)
Artsy Craftsy – a new local
art and crafts market
When: Friday 31 October, 6-8.30pm
Cost: $13
When: Saturday 1 November, 10am-2pm
The fang-tastic Nathan Homestead
Halloween Disco comes but once a year and
is guaranteed to get your bones rattling on
the doom-laden dance floor! Get your fancy
dress on and you’ll be thrilled to bits and
pieces with bewitching boomtastic beats,
pulse propelling prizes and gruesome goodies
galore!
Come along to Nathan Homestead and join
us for an exciting day of art and crafts.
Check out the local talent and browse a large
selection of craft stalls with an emphasis on
unique handmade New Zealand arts and
crafts. Pick up unique and affordable gifts
in time for Christmas. Why not grab some
lunch and other delectable treats from a
variety of food vendors including the most
delicious Spanish donuts from Churros Xpress
and more. We will also be showcasing some
of our own local talent with art and craft
demonstrations, exhibitions and free children’s
activities on the day to keep the little ones
happy while you shop.
Stalls for this event are available from $20.
Please email Debbie at
[email protected]
for more information or phone 09 267 0180.
Stalls for not for profit organisations are
available at no charge at the event organiser’s
discretion.
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Adult classes and workshops
All classes are 8 weeks unless otherwise
indicated.
Drawing skills
Day: Tuesday
Dates: 28 October-16 December
Time: 9.30-11.30am
Tutor: Brent McGuire
Cost: $100
This comprehensive drawing course is
designed to advance your natural ability to
draw in pencil, coloured pencil and pastels.
Drawing effectively provides a necessary
foundation if you wish to develop into a
strong painter or illustrator.
A materials list is provided at the first class.
Watercolours
Day: Tuesday
Time: 12-2pm
Cost: $100
Explore the language and moods of
watercolour by using light, colour and
contrast. Create depth and visual excitement.
Develop skills that will enable you to capture
the beauty of landscapes, objects and the
environment.
Drawing with coloured
pencils
Day: Wednesday
Time: 9.30am-12.30pm
Cost: $150
Explore the fine art of coloured pencils.
Develop an understanding of colour mixing,
layering graduation and blending techniques.
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You will also learn about creating form, depth,
texture, shading, composition and mixing
pencils with other media and more.
Flax weaving
Day: Thursday (5 weeks)
Dates: 20 November-18 December
Time:6-9pm
Tutor: Annie Ah Mu
Cost: $100
Learn the fine art of flax weaving and create
exquisite-looking projects like kete and smaller
sculptural pieces with the support of an
experienced weaver. Start with simpler works
and progress to more intricate techniques and
flax-weaving styles.
Includes one extra hour at the Auckland
Botanical Gardens to harvest flax.
Jewellery construction
and design
Day: Monday
(no class 27 October)
Day: Thursday
Time:7-9.30pm
Tutor: Simon Misdale
Cost: $150
Join an award-winning jewellery designer in
one of our all-time favourite classes.
Beginners: Learn the basics of making
fashionable jewellery items including plain and
stone-set rings, earrings or simple pendants.
Experienced students: Extend your knowledge
of construction plus develop your design skills.
Work in gold and silver, using faceted and
cabochon stones.
Materials not included in course fee; list
provided. $50 starter kit purchased separately
from tutor on the first night.
Introducing oil painting
NEW
Day:Monday
Time:6-9pm
Tutor: Jennifer Cruden
Cost: $170
Learn the basics of creating marvellous
looking oil paintings with a focus on realist
subject matter. Increase your oil painting
skills through observation and acquire a basic
knowledge of colour theory and how to
mix colours using a simple palette. Through
demonstrations you will be guided
step-by-step into understanding and using
traditional painting techniques and then be
able to progress into developing a personal
way of working with oils.
Introduction to drawing
and painting
Day: Tuesday
Time: 6.30-8.30pm
Cost: $100
Have fun exploring the basics of painting and
drawing required for a beginner and then
develop your own individual style and form
of expression using only acrylic paint. Acquire
knowledge of different media and skills
essential for drawing and painting including
various paint application techniques that will
help you create your own expressive works
of art.
Introduction to
mould-making and casting
NEW
Day:
Dates:
Time:
Wednesday
12 November-17 December
(6 weeks)
7-9pm
Tutor: Tatiana Gamboa-Castro
Cost: $205 (including cost of materials)
Students will learn how to reproduce or obtain
a copy of an object by creating a mould and
learn how to use materials such as latex
rubber, plaster, clay, cement and pigments.
Each week of the course will focus on a
different aspect of mould-making so that by
the end of the course participants will fully
understand and be able to apply the process
step-by-step in their own practice.
Colour pencil art
Day: Saturday
Dates: 1 November-20 December
Time: 1.30-3.30pm
Cost: $120
This course, designed for those with some
drawing experience, will enable you to work
with your colour pencils as a fine art medium
to expand your black and white concepts
into stunning colour art works. Whatever
your chosen subject matter, you’ll be able to
enhance your art journey with the guidance
of an award winning artist.
Patchwork quilting
Day: Tuesday
Time: 10am-12pm
Tutor: Gloria Davis
Cost: $100
Learn several patchwork quilting techniques
in this friendly and supportive class. You will
learn basics of various piecing methods and
develop more complex skills. Work on an
ongoing quilt project ‘Circle in Square’, quilt
as you go for beginners and advanced, work
on ribbon weaving, landscape techniques
and more.
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For Hatha Yoga enthusiasts of all levels
of experience.
Sewing for people with
a disability
Day: Monday
Time: 10am-12pm
Tutor: Gloria Davis
Cost: $100
Enjoy sensational sewing activities and create
superb colourful works in a class designed
for people with disability. Learn basic sewing
methods, try ribbon work, create a soft toy,
a wall hanging and more in a friendly and
supportive class.
Mandarin for beginners
NEW
Day: Tuesday
Time: 6.30-8pm
Tutor: Yu-Mei Lin
Cost: $120
Mandarin is the main language in China
and, in terms of native speakers, is the
number one language worldwide. Learn the
basics of Mandarin and get an introduction
to the Chinese culture from an expert
Chinese teacher.
Yoga
Day:
Dates:
Time:
Tutor:
Cost:
Monday
13 October-8 December
6.30-8pm
Shirley Goodwin
$64 (8 weeks)
Yoga
Day:
Dates:
Time:
Tutor:
Cost:
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Tuesday
5.30-7pm
Shirley Goodwin
$72 (9 weeks)
To enrol phone Shirley Goodwin on
09 278 4211.
Yoga
Day: Wednesday
Time: 9.30-11.30am
Tutor: Kaye Manson
Cost: $120 (10 weeks),
$12 for introductory casual class
Yoga offers tremendous benefits to your body
and mind, especially when practised regularly.
Yoga helps to improve your breathing,
posture, balance, co-ordination, flexibility,
strength and muscle tone.
To enrol phone Kaye Manson on 09 296 0677.
Adult workshops
Soft stone sculpture
One-day workshop
Day: Saturday
Dates: 18 October
Time: 11am-4pm
Tutor: Gillian Elmslie
Cost: $95
Enjoy the creative challenge of completing
a wonderful sculpture using the soft stone
method on composite stone in one day
working as the block hardens. The texture of
the medium is excellent to work with as ideas
can be quickly realised and changed. You will
be thrilled to see your individual creation that
will last a lifetime!
List of additional requirements provided
on enrolment.
Painterly print-making
One-day workshop
Day: Saturday
Dates: 8 November or 22 November
Time: 9.30am-3.30pm
Tutor: Toni Mosley (MFA)
Cost: $75 (materials included)
Create your very own painterly prints and
enjoy a creative day exploring the monotype
process with experienced tutor Toni Mosley
who has a Master in Fine Arts in Printmaking.
Monotyping is a type of printmaking made
by drawing or painting on a smooth, nonabsorbent surface.
Oil painting one-day
workshop
NEW
Day: Saturday
Dates: 29 November
Time: 9.30am-4pm
Tutor: Jennifer Cruden
Cost: $75 (materials list provided)
This fast-paced step-by-step session is for
students wishing to have a wonderful painting
to take home at the end of the
day using traditional oil painting techniques.
This is ideal for those students who have
never picked up a brush before and are
wishing to explore the exciting world of oil
painting in one day.
Children and teens visual
arts classes
All classes are 10 weeks unless otherwise
indicated.
Junior art (5-8 years)
Day:
Dates:
Time:
Tutor:
Cost:
Wednesday
3.45-5pm
Toni Mosley (MFA)
$75
Explore the wonders of art and enjoy creating
with paint, print, sculpture, collage and more!
You can express yourself with a range of
media and have loads of fun getting inspired
by the work of major artists to create your
own unique artworks.
Intermediate art (9-14 years)
Day: Wednesday
Time: 5.15-6.45pm
Tutor: Toni Mosley (MFA)
Cost: $90
Step into the wonderful world of art and
create a variety of artistic projects with a
range of media including drawing, painting,
printing, collage and more! Enjoy developing
your technical and imaginative skills.
3D creations (8-14 years)
NEW
Day: Tuesday
Time: 3.45-5.45pm
Tutor: Lucy Pierpoint
Cost: $75
Get creative and have fun learning different
techniques to making 3D art or sculptural
objects involving casting, building, collage and
moulding using a variety of materials.
Performing arts classes
Take to the stage with musical theatre classes.
Learn how to sing, dance and act
all at the same time.
Junior musical theatre –
Theatre Tots (4-6 years)
Day:
Dates:
Time:
Tutor:
Cost:
Monday
4-5pm
Rachel Wynn
$60
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A fun-filled class packed with exciting drama
games, dance routines and catchy songs
that will help you learn all about the joys of
performing arts. Step into the magical world
of musical theatre, enjoy the wonders of
singing and dancing on stage and make new
friends at the same time.
Intermediate musical
theatre – Stage Starz
(7-10 years)
Day: Monday
Time: 5-6pm
Tutor: Rachel Wynn
Cost: $60
Explore your creativity and storytelling skills
through drama, dance and song. Through
specialist games and improvisation techniques
you will learn how to develop different
characters and create roles. Then by fusing
these skills with movement and song, you
will perform selections from famous musicals
such as “Oliver”, “Annie”, “The Wizard of Oz”,
“Mary Poppins” and many more!
Young teens performance
theatre – Showstoppers
(11-16 years)
Day: Monday
Time: 6-7.30pm
Tutor: Rachel Wynn
Cost: $90
Develop your creativity and grow in
confidence through the wonderful
genre of musical theatre. Learn about
characterisation and storytelling through
music and drama, and step into the magical
world of performance. Some of the musicals
and plays we will study are: “Wicked! Honk!”
“Matilda the Musical”, “We Will Rock You”,
“Grease” plus many, many more!
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Drama
Junior drama – let’s pretend!
(5-7 years)
Day: Wednesday
Dates: 15 October – 17 December
Time: 4-5pm
Tutor: Ashley Mardon
Cost: $60
A fantastic opportunity for you to explore and
stretch your imagination through our action
packed drama programme “Let’s Pretend”.
Specially designed to build confidence and
encourage creativity, you will experience the
joys of drama and performance in a fun and
safe environment while making new friends
and having lots of fun too!
Intermediate drama –
DramaTix (8-12 years)
Day: Wednesday
Time: 5-6pm
Tutor: Ashley Mardon
Cost: $60
DramaTix is a fun and creative class that
uses improvisation, character building, script
reading and fun drama games to build your
confidence and learn more about acting on
stage and screen. Our fabulous drama tutor
will lead you through the exciting experiences
drama has to offer and show you how to
create fun characters that you can then
perform on stage. Come and join in the fun!
Dance
Junior dance – mini movers
(5-7 years)
Day:
Dates:
Time:
Tutor:
Cost:
Thursday
4-5pm
Tia Sagapolutele
$60
Come along and build confidence and
creativity through our fun packed Mini Movers
dance class. In this exciting class, you will learn
modern dance routines and movement steps
to awesome pop songs while having lots of
fun and making new friends too. Come along
and join the fun!
Interacting Theatre –
a Disability Arts
Theatre Company
Intermediate dance –
Funky Feet (8-12 years)
Day:
Dates:
Time:
Tutor:
Cost:
Day: Thursday
Time: 5-6pm
Tutor: Tia Sagapolutele
Cost: $60
Funky Feet is specially designed to take your
dance skills to the next level by introducing
even more exciting dance moves and steps.
Each week our world champion Hip Hop
dancer will show you up to date Hip Hop and
Street Dance combinations to create new and
energetic routines. No experience is necessary.
Just bring lots of energy and a bottle of water!
Teen dance – Dance BEATZ
(13+ years)
Day: Thursday
Time: 6-7pm
Tutor: Tia Sagapolutele
Cost: $60
Using the most up to date music, you will
learn a variety of urban dance styles from
across the globe including, Breaking, House,
Locking and Popping and Fusion Funk to
create fun and effective routines. This is a
class not to be missed!! If you or someone
you know would like to learn some cool tricks
and funky moves and be part of an awesome
dance crew, come along and join us!!
Film making workshops
(17+years)
Thursday
10am-12pm
Hank Snell
$15 per person per class paid
each term
In these two-hour workshops we will film,
edit and produce a short film from ideas
sourced from the group. At the end of the
9 week course students will have a DVD of
the film that they can share with friends
and family.
Hank has been working in the film and
television industry for 20 years. Check out
examples of his work on YouTube under
interacting video: youtube.com/user/
interactingvideo
Drama workshops (17+years)
Day: Thursday
Time:12-2pm
Tutor: Janet Marks
Cost: $15 per person per class paid
each term
In these two hour workshops we will be
making friends, learning skills and having fun.
The theme of the workshop will be ‘’stories
we love’’. This is a friendly workshop full of
young people from the local community.
This workshop is led by Janet Marks, a drama
specialist experienced in running workshops
for performers with a range of abilities.
Visit our website interacting.org.nz. For more
details email us at [email protected] or
phone Paula on 849 5595 to book.
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Nathan Homestead OSCAR
(out of school care and recreation) programme
Nathan Homestead runs a safe and
wonderful OSCAR after – school programme.
We offer afternoon tea and lots of art,
craft, cooking and recreational activities in a
friendly, fun and supportive environment.
Our OSCAR programme is aligned with
national OSCAR guidelines and is approved
by Child, Youth and Family.
Hours of operation
Monday to Friday during school terms,
2.45-6pm
Full week $75; public holidays − no charge.
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Programme highlights
• healthy afternoon tea
• supervised homework time
• variety of art, craft, sport and recreation.
All children are collected by taxi and
transported directly to Nathan Homestead
from the following schools:
• Manurewa Central Primary School
• St Annes Primary School
• Hillpark Primary School.
For more information
please phone 09 267 0180 or email
[email protected]
Nathan Homestead enrolment
How to enrol:
Please complete the enrolment form on the next page and make your payment by cash,
EftPos, credit card or cheque at the centre where the course is held. Please make your cheque
payable to Auckland Council.
Postal enrolments will only be acknowledged if requested. We regret we are unable to accept
phone bookings, but we do welcome your enquiries.
The full course fee must be paid at time of enrolment. In cases where students are not able
to attend all sessions part payment will not be accepted.
Enrolment policy:
A full refund will be made if the class is cancelled. No refund will be made if you withdraw
from a class seven days or less prior to the starting date. In case of withdrawal prior to this,
refunds will be given less a $15 administrative cost.
We reserve the right to cancel or postpone any class that does not reach minimum numbers.
All details are accurate at the time of printing, but are subject to change.
Your personal information:
Auckland Council uses this data to evaluate and plan accessible community services. The
information you provide will remain confidential and is gathered for statistical purposes only.
Postal return address:
Nathan Homestead
Private Bag 92300
Wellesley Street, Auckland 1142
Phone: 09 267 0180
Email: [email protected]
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Child’s name:
Address:
Phone (home):
Phone (work):
Email:
Amount enclosed:
Title:
Term:
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