Tenth Biennial Exhibition 6-16 November 2014
DoLPh!M
Paul Hartigan, 'DoLPh!M', 2012. Photo: Howard Williams
Kashin
Jack Marsden Mayer, 'Kashin', 2012. Photo: Howard Williams
From Another Time and Place
Helen Pollock, 'From Another Time and Place (1 and2)', 2012. Photo: Howard Williams
Swirling Red Bull
Marti Wong, 'Swirling Red Bull', 2012. Photo: Howard Williams
6-16 November 2014
Celebrating twenty years of supporting Women's Refuge
This year marks the 10th biennial NZ Sculpture OnShore exhibition - a national event presented at the spectacular Fort Takapuna Historic Reserve in Devonport on Auckland’s North Shore. The exhibition, which has recently featured more than 100 works by as many artists, provides a unique snapshot of contemporary three dimensional art practice, including monumental stand-alone sculptures, domestic and small-scaled works, ephemeral projects, light and sound art works, process art and many site-specific installations.
Charlotte Fisher, '9 Billion', 2012. Photo: Sally Tagg
About NZ Sculpture OnShore
Around 90 percent of visitors to the 2012 exhibition rated NZ Sculpture OnShore "a great day out" while almost 65 percent agreed that it is a significant New Zealand event. To find out more about this exhibition and the people who make it happen ...
Fort Takapuna, home of the Children's Sculpture Exhibition
Children and Youth
Involving young people in art is an integral part of NZ Sculpture OnShore. Alongside a professional educational visits progamme and the weekend Kidzone activities, we are proud to present the Children's Sculpture Exhibition, with art by schools from around Auckland. Teachers, parents, children - to find out more ...
Alison Erickson, 'The Beneficiaries', 2012. Photo: Howard Williams
About Women's Refuge
Women’s Refuge is New Zealand’s most significant family violence organisation, providing comprehensive services for women and children - including running forty one affiliated Refuges throughout the country. Over sixty percent of those working for Women's Refuge are unpaid volunteers. To find out more about the work of Women's Refuge and its association with NZ Sculpture OnShore ...
Our Sponsors
We are grateful for the generous and on-going support of our sponsors. To find out more about how these organisations help us to help Women's Refuge, click on the logos below.
