I’m delighted to have been invited to join this group exhibition at the Upstairs Gallery, Lopdell House, Titirangi. As many of you know, I’m passionate about promoting and highlighting powerful and inspirational women. I feel blessed to be working with such an impressive lineup of talent!

Come and join us for this fantastic exhibition and celebration of Warrior Women!

WARRIOR WOMEN – OPENS 29 JULY 2022 – 6PM.

 

 

 

School Holiday News: Children’s Collage Workshops are coming up next week at the @upstairsart gallery, Titirangi.
I’ll be running three one-day children’s workshops for children aged 7 to 17.
The children will create their very own self-portrait with paper collage.

WHERE: Upstairs Gallery, Lopdell House, Titirangi.
WHEN: Choose a day: Tuesday 19 July, Wednesday 20 July or Thursday 21 July
TIME: 10:30am – 1:30pm
COST: $10 per child

Hours of Fun !!!!

Spaces are limited, so book in now by emailing Sammy gallery@upstairs.org.nz or pop into the gallery.

 

A collaboration with Manawaka Ao, A kick-arse women of colour network in Aotearoa. Manawaka Ao mission is to strengthen collaboration and authentic engagement of women across our ethnic communities of colour, and with Tangata Whenua with Mana.

We had 2 one-day collage workshops , in Manawaka Ao’s words: “As women of colour, holding space together, sharing how our whakapapa lines came to be here in Aotearoa. Shared histories and stories that cross over and connect and connect to the Whenua (land) here and far away. Sitting in the bodies of our ancestors and knowing that the impossible is possible. ”

Coming up in June: a collaboration with Manawaka Ao, a network of kick-arse women of colour in Aotearoa. Two collage workshops will take place in Avondale, or you can also join us on Zoom if you cannot make it in person. These sessions are about self-nourishment, free flow creativity, and connection in a safe space. Thanks to the wonderful Ara Manawaka Ao, this workshop is offered at a reduced cost. No experience is needed, and all materials are provided. So treat yourself to a Sunday of soul care. Places are limited – be quick. 2 dates to choose from: Sunday 19th June and Sunday 26th June – 10am to 2pm. For enrollments click on this link https://bit.ly/3t7wPiR .
Bring your whānau along to celebrate World Collage Day by creating a community collage together!
I am hosting an all-day workshop, inviting the community to co-create a large collage, reflecting and celebrating the Whau and its rich cultural fabric. The large collage made together will then be on display in a public space in the Whau!
All materials supplied. All ages are welcome.
Exhibition of Collage will be on show at the same time showing work by Naomi Azoulay, Linda Anne Dixon, and Skye Kelly.
Kindly supported by Whau the People ❤️

I have partnered with Whau the People to celebrate World Collage Day with a community collage event.

Everyone is welcome to co-create a large collage piece, celebrating the Whau and its people.

Saturday 14th May 2022 at ALL GOODS, 99 Rosbank Road, Avondale (behind the library)

Pop in anytime between 11 am to 4 pm and leave your mark.

Free event, everyone is welcome, and all materials are provided.

See you there!

REDUCING WASTE, ENCOURAGING CREATIVITY, AND BRINGING PEOPLE TOGETHER.

 

 

 

 

Sunday Girl, a pop up exhibition  at Corban Estate Art Centre. A massive thank you to the curator Leela Bhai  and to everyone who came along. This is my piece: ‘a woman work is never done’ please zoom in for the details!

From the program: ” This all-female group show is a platform for expressing and sharing a woman’s worldview as we operate our multi-tasking layered lives as daughters, sisters, mothers, partners, thinkers, givers, workers, and creatives.
25 diverse artists will be celebrated – it is a spotlight on the female artist and a challenge to the bias that exists in the commercial art world.
Curated by Leela Bhai, this annual exhibition will consist of established, experimental and unexpected artists, all encouraged to exhibit under a pseudonym. Artist names vary from poignant symbolism, personal anecdote, or just plain silliness, with the tales of their origin often shared on opening night. Each piece may represent a past self, vision of a future self, or a particular thought pattern from half an hour ago and the wide range of mediums reflect the diverse range of women participating in the show.”

 

Thank you to everyone who came to the exhibition at @_all.goods this weekend, it was so nice to see so many friendly faces. A massive thank you to Whau the People for being so supportive and generally awesome. The Whau Art Festival is over now but this exhibition will stay up for a while longer. Photographs from Abhi Chinniah and from spdrtwngirl, drawings from Ladybug, and oil paintings from me.  99 Rosebank Rd, Avondale.

The 8th Whau Art festival is starting tomorrow with plenty of cool events in Avondale and neighboring suburbs.
I’ll be taking part in a group exhibition alongside Abhi Chinniah, Ladybug, and spdrtwnbby at ALL GOODS, 99 Rosebank Rd (by Avondale Library carpark).
ALL GOODS will be open throughout the Festival; from Thursday 31 March to Sunday 3 April, 11 am to 4 pm.

This is one of my oil paintings from this exhibition, of the singer and songwriter Cesária Évora.

Size: H760 x W1010 x 35 mm.

 

Space Studio & Gallery in Whanganui is showcasing my work this week.

Check out their website for a selection of originals and prints

https://spacestudiogallery.co.nz/exhibition/naomi-azoulay/