Presented by The Veiqia Project and Te Uru at the newly re-opened All Goods, join us for a Fijian weaving workshop to celebrate the arts within Fijian communities. Learn how to weave with master artist Joana Monolagi (Serua) and artist Luisa Tora (Kadavu). Joana and Luisa are working on an upcoming project at Te Uru, […]
We will come together as a community to learn about manaaki whenua, tikanga for gathering, preparing and weaving of the wahakura. Together we will weave one wahakura and decide as a group who it will be gifted to This wānanga promotes 3-whiri based wahakura, sustaining strength and integrity in its foundations. This type of wahakura
Saturday 6 April, 10am-12pm, Olympic park, New LynnSaturday 13 April, 10am-12pm, Craigavon Park, Green Bay$10Bookings required: frankie.c@oaa.co.nz Join us for a morning art workshop in the park. Through ceremonial sense tea tasting and meditation, learning eastern knotting techniques and discussion, artist Frankie Chu will lead you through an experience that will create conscious connections between
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The Kitchen is about the pleasure of writing and eating and sharing. It is about celebrating each other’s stories and making new connections between neighbours. The Kitchen is a writing workshop series centred around coming together in each other’s kitchens to share stories. Life is busy. It isn’t always easy to get to know the
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZlYjuFIoEg4 Learn how to create your own animation! Spangle the Storyteller introduces stories inspired by the rich and varied history of the Whau river and local area. Participants will learn how to bring these tales to life through cut out animation. All participants receive an email link to the finished animations, to keep and share!
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If you are interested in learning how to do Raranga Weaving, come along and join the Avondale Whau Weavers for 2 workshops on the 3rd and 10th of October. In these workshops you will learn raranga kaupapa.– How to harvest Harakeke/Flax– How to prepare your flax using the paua shell technique. Workshop 1 – October
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8:45 am – 1:30 pm 14 July New Lynn Community Centre45 Totara Ave, New Lynn *** Free – Registration required *** Calling all Asian Creatives Arts Whau is leading a free practical workshop for Auckland based Asian creatives and arts producers to develop ideas for arts experiences in public spaces led by Rosabel Tan, Eric
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The Avondale Creative Circle presents a series of monthly drop in creative workshops at Avondale Intermediate. All are welcome. Visit their facebook page to find out more. https://www.facebook.com/avondalecreativecircle/
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Big Bad Tiny is a project led by The Open Fort in collaboration with the Whau River Catchment Trust and their annual Whau River clean up. Working with artist Ryan Kothe they will create tiny diorama focusing on the impact of tiny waste on our eco system using waste collected from the Whau River. Workshops
A festival created to help in response to the need for education around suicide prevention, to raise awareness of issues that affect our mental health and wellbeing, to destigmatise mental health and addiction problems through changing dialogue and perception and create tangible support networks to encourage self-care for those engaged in the performing arts. Produced
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