Technology is the key to unlocking opportunities in the rapidly growing New Zealand creative sector. Jared Neems and Mark Kaneko, from YOOBEE @Natcoll Design School, will talk about pathways to a career in the creative industry in 2012 and beyond.
Entry by gold coin for students. Adults $5.
Gallery Director Penelope Jackson will give a guided tour and talk on From Chemises to Black Singlets. She will reference the work and history of two Gallery exhibitions, À La Mode (a collection of early 19th century fashion plates), and Nigel Brown (works by favourite Tauranga son and artist Nigel Brown).
This is the perfect after work autumn...
From Monday 30 April the Top Art Folio Exhibition, which features a selection of the top visual arts portfolios from students throughout New Zealand, will be on display at the Gallery.
All of the students involved gained excellence for their work at NCEA Level 3 in 2011. Top Art provides an opportunity for secondary students and teachers to view the high standard of artwork produced in...
Bret Holmes, hairstylist for 26 years and owner of The Salon in Tauranga, will give a demonstration on techniques used to style the tresses of ladies in the 19th century. Bret, whose passion is hair and who is the Long Hair Ambassador for Schwarzkopf in New Zealand, has worked throughout the country and overseas.
He will demonstrate on models techniques used to style hair in the...
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Angela Lassig will speak about The 3 Rs: Rudolph, the "Repository" & Regency Fashion. She will give an illustrated talk on Rudolph Ackermann, his hugely popular periodical, the Repository of Arts, Literature, Commerce, Manufactures, Fashion and Politics (from which the prints in À La Mode originate), and a peek into the...
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'His sisters were fine women, with a decided air of fashion': Frocks, Family and Flirtation in Jane Austen's Fiction
As a complement to À La Mode, an exhibition of early 19th century fashion plates, at the Gallery Dr Kirstine Moffat will present an evening of Jane Austen stories, music, images and readings. She will...
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