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Since gaining a Diploma of Fine Arts in 1976 Margaret has exhibited work in numerous solo and group shows. Her work was exhibited at the Dowse Art Museum as part of the group exhibition "This Other World". She has also been the recipient of several awards and grants, most notably the Artists to Antarctica Fellowship jointly supported by Creative New Zealand and Antarctica New Zealand. Subsequently she has had two more trips to the ice as a tutor with the Graduate Course for Antarctic studies assisting students with preparing a field report communicating their experience while in Antarctica.
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Gary has a Diploma in Fine Arts from Canterbury University and has worked part time for many years in tertiary and community education. He mainly works in his Paekakariki studio exhibiting regularly with contemporary dealer galleries and public galleries in the main centres. He is represented by Mary Newton Gallery in Wellington. Oversea travel and running a contemporary NZ art gallery has added to his art awareness both for his students and own always evolving art practice. He has recently returned from a study trip to China and is running two weekend workshops per term at Inverlochy.
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Sharon has recently returned to Wellington after some years away in Sydney. She studied painting techniques with Annette Pringle Art School for 2 years and with Tony Toser for 18 months, as well as studying life and abstract sculpture for 2 years at Tom Bass Sculpture School and for 2 years at Ingrid Morley Sculpture School, all in Sydney. She has participated in a number of group shows in Australia and has work in collections in England, Australia and New Zealand.
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Janice is an Australian with a Diploma of Fine Art in Painting, Drawing and Design at the highly respected Julian Ashton Art School in Sydney and spent a year at Tom Bass's sculpture studio, also in Sydney. She has taught both adults and children for over 20 years. Her particular interest is portraiture and still life, using artist's oils. In addition, she has exhibited regularly, both solo and in group shows.
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New to Wellington, Christine has taught Life Drawing, Watercolour, Oil Painting and Portraiture at Art Station in Auckland and Uxbridge in Howick for the last seven years. Christine has a Masters in Fine Arts and has taught and exhibited extensively in NZ and UK. An instructive and supportive teacher, Christine helps build confidence for students to release their own distinctive styles.
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Jason Secto |
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Jason has taught at Inverlochy for over fifteen terms and has painted in oil and acrylic since 1986. His classes concentrate on quality of line and brushstroke, including simple rules that will assist the artist (of any level) to produce work of permanence and luminescence. Jason also directed Neut gallery for six years and is an exhibiting artist.
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Caroline Hillier |
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Caroline graduated in 1978 from the Wellington Polytechnic School of Design with an honours diploma in Visual Communications Design. Since then she has had wide experience in design and illustration both in New Zealand and in the United Kingdom. Throughout her career she has maintained a close interest in drawing and watercolour painting, with a particular emphasis on landscapes, townscapes, and on human and animal subjects. She has exhibited at the New Zealand Academy of Fine Arts and elsewhere.
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| Pippa Sanderson |
Pippa is a multi-media visual artist, having extended an established painting practice to include installation and photography following a Masters of Fine Arts course at Massey University. She enjoys collaborative projects, she writes, illustrates and exhibits her work.
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DRAWING |
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Kimbra gained a Diploma of Visual Communications at the then Wellington Polytechnic School of Design. She has worked in advertising, publishing and freelance illustration, including children's books, magazine and commercial illustration. She has tutored life drawing, illustration, drawing and painting at Massey University School of Deign, Whitireia Polytechnic and Welltech.
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Lubica is a graduate of the Bratislava School of Architecture and is originally from Czechoslovakia. This European background and classical training has allowed her to work in a variety of disciplines, from conceptual work in the built environment to the finer points of illustration. For the last 20 years she has taught drawing, life drawing and the history of the Renaissance at design schools and universities.
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Cecilia graduated from the School of Fine Arts, Catholic University in Lima, Peru. She has had numerous solo and group exhibitions, in New Zealand and overseas over the years. She taught drawing and painting from 1986 to 2002 at Inverlochy Art School, and Design since 2002 at Massey University School of Design.
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| Alice Masters |
Calligrapher, freelance editor and proof-reader, Alice is a master of the written word. She has been practicing calligraphy since she taught herself at age 14 (and that was a long time ago!) and has completed many commissions, including illuminated pieces. She is also an exhibiting painter, working in acrylics and often incorporating lettering into her works. With a background in museums, exhibitions and arts administration, Alice is an old friend of Inverlochy, being an ex manager from a few years ago.
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Mark Marriott |
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Mark graduated from Wellington Polytechnic School of Design with a Certificate in Photography and graduated from Victoria University with a Degree in Art History and English Literature in 2005. After traveling through Europe and England he returned to Wellington to work as a freelance commercial photographer and has worked in this medium for the last ten years. During this time he has had several exhibitions and his work is held in public and private collections. In addition to teaching photography at secondary school level he is one of Inverlochy's regular tutors in this subject.
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SCULPTURE |
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Anthea Grob |
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Anthea has a Masters Degree in Fine Arts from RMIT in Melbourne and has taught art in many mediums from pre-schoolers upwards including the Correspondence School and Whitireia Polytechnic. She currently works as a freelance artist in ceramics, illustration and design and digital media.
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JEWELLERY |
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Jewellery, sculpture and body adornment are key elements in Kristelle's artistic practice. She graduated from Whitireia Community Polytechnic with an Advanced National Diploma in Craft Design in 1997, majoring in metal. Since then she has exhibited widely in New Zealand and overseas. Her work is held in collections nationally and internationally. In December 2004 she was Artist-in-Residence on Matiu-Somes Island. She has recently completed her Masters in Art History (with Distinction) at Victoria University and had a successful solo show in the 2008 Fringe Festival. She denies the notion that students have f** in her classes; Her philosophy is summed up in the phrase "art is serious, stop smiling!"
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FABRIC AND PAPER ARTS |
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Bruce learned to screenprint for avant-garde Auckland fashion house Virus, before starting his own screenprint clothing business, Fantastic Life. As well as producing clothing inspired by New Zealand's natural history, the business became well known for its colourful children's apparel. In recent years he has concentrated more on pure design and art including the publication of a children's colouring book designed to educate the young about conservation. Bruce has also designed and drawn cartoons for publications that include the cult pop culture magazine 'Rip It Up'. He has had exhibitions around the country and has taught screenprinting at Wairarapa Polytechnic.
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Vincent Drane |
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Vincent graduated with a BA in Printmaking from the Victorian College of the Arts in 1993 and since has allowed his own arts experience to embrace an exploration of bookbinding, papermaking, letterpress and digital technologies. Vincent has over the years encouraged emerging artists through his Arts Development experience with Regional Arts Victoria and has taught visual arts in a variety of Polytechnic and community settings. He has facilitated a printmaking and bookbinding programme for artists with intellectual disabilities in Melbourne whilst running his own visual media and design company, Spring Creek Studio.
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Anthony Davies |
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Anthony Davies is a highly skilled and accomplished printmaker from England, who has been in New Zealand on and off since 1994. He exhibited widely in Europe and the United States before coming here and has had major exhibitions almost every year since arriving, a prodigious and impressive output. his owrk is in some of the most prestigious collections around the world. in addition to this he has been a tutor in printmaking at ELam School of Fine Arts, Unitec and Artstation in Auckland, at a variety of summer schools as well as tutoring at Wanganui Polytechnic and Hastings.
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| Basia Smolnicki |
Basia completed a Visual Communication Design Diploma at the Wellington Polytechnic and a Post Graduate Diploma in Printmaking at the Camberwell School of Art and Craft, London. Recently Basia tutored printmaking at Massey University’s Wellington School of Fine Arts and Design, and is currently studying a Masters in Fine Arts. Her printmaking extends into sandblasted and cut-vinyl designs on glass, metal, mirror and other interior and exterior surface applications. return to top |
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CHILDREN'S CLASSES |
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Having lived overseas for 11 years, working with children and as a self-employed designer/dressmaker, Anna returned to Wellington in 1996. Since then she has gained both an Advanced Diploma in Fashion Design and Technology from Wellington Polytechnic, and a Secondary Graduate Diploma of Education (majoring in Technology and Visual Art) from Wellington College of Education. She presently teaches Technology at Marsden College.
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Robbie Lowe
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Robbie has been working at Inverlochy since 2000 and has been a senior tutor for the School Holiday Programme since 2005. Robbie has a real talent and wealth of knowledge and experience for encourgaing the kids to have fun while producing high quality art.
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Peter has been exploring watercolour for over sixty years. Former teacher, stage designer and television producer-director, he is now concentrating on his first love, painting. His watercolour work is known for its colour, spontaneity and variety. His subject matter is close to his life experience, and his love for the Wellington landscape and lifestyle. The techniques he uses are very individualistic and, at times, somewhat eccentric. He believes very strongly that every artist needs to spend part of their time in experimentation, and he intends to encourage students to develop their own approach to the watercolour medium.
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Jane Hyder
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Jane is an experienced artist, decorator and teacher. She has owned galleries in Newtown and Kelburn for four years and has an adult education qualification from Wellington Polytechnic. Jane has had numerous solo shows and group exhibitions in New Zealand and overseas; her work is held in public and private collections in New Zealand and overseas. She studied at the Slade School of Art, University College London. In 2001 Jane attended an artists in residence workshop led by Dick Frizell at The Villa Corsano, Tuscany, Italy. Jane is currently studying a Graduate Diploma of Fine Arts at Massey University, Wellington. And in December 2008 Jane will be holding a solo exhibition called Give and Take at The New Dowse in Lower Hutt. www.janehyder.vc.net.nz.
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