Stride by Stride 2023: 22 May – 17 June

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A show for artists with a moderate amount of exhibition experience. It forms part of what we call our “progressive pathway” of exhibitions, which is designed to offer exhibition opportunities as artists develop. “Stride by Stride” sits between “First Steps” and “Eastside Spring.” 18 local artists will take part this year.
Artists include: Lara Pomroy, Katrina McGettigan, Siobhan O’Brien, Angela Laby, Annika Maenpaa, Bryony Bedggood, Karyn Davis, Roseanne Jones, Zachery Hawkins, Deborah Moor, Di Tanner, Amy Couling, Karin Lange, Masako Fisher, Anne Harte, Catherine Brougham, Jo Seizova and Penny Wright.
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Amy Couling Tsubaki
"Tsubaki," Amy Couling, 2021, gouache on paper
Annika Maenpaa Untitled
"Untitled," Annika Maenpaa, 2023, digital drawing limited edition 1/25
Lake Heron by Katrina McGettigan
"Lake Heron," Katrina McGettigan, 2022, acrylic on canvas
Zachery Hawkins Streams of Influence
"Streams of Influence," Zachery Hawkins, 2023, oil paint on board
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"Vaquerez," Lara Pomroy, 2021, acrylic & mixed media
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"Offering," Siobhan O’Brien, 2023, oil on box canvas
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"Autumn Walkway," Roseanne Jones 2023, wax mixed media on board

“what are you looking at?” vol.3: 24 April – 20 May 2023

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what are you looking at?
Volume 3 is on now at Eastside Gallery until 20 May 2023.
Artists were challenged to submit works that provoke contemplative questioning around the concept of looking. 12 local artists present works that ask us to consider how we see, what we see when we can’t see or when seeing is dangerous. Can we trust what we see? There are works that attempt to trick us and ones that constantly change, works that expose surveillance cracks and others that challenge tired beauty images.
Artists include Carmela Makalio, Rewa Walia, Agrit, Linda James, Duncan Nash, Irenie How, Anna.Key, Liana Ashenden, Annika Maenpaa, Donald Gibson, Sally Thompson and Sarah Brown.
Exhibition Dates: 24 April – 20 May 2023
Location: Eastside Gallery, Linwood Arts, 388 Worcester St, Christchurch
Opening Hours: Tuesday-Saturday. Galleries 12-5pm. Classes 10am-5pm.
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Annika Maenpaa Cassandra
Annika Maenpaa, "Cassandra," 2022, digital drawing, limited edition print 1/25 on smooth cotton rag.
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Liana Ashenden, "The Bruise," 2022, charcoal, ink and crayon on paper.
Linda James, "Urban Abstraction Thief 1," 2022, watercolour on brown paper.
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Sally Thompson, "Look at me," 2022, limited edition photograph.
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Rewa Walia, "I’m not this fit body," 2023, oil on plywood.
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Irenie How, "A Toast to Beau + Big Doel," 2023, acrylic & ink on paper.
Agrit Diary of a bit-partisan sharpener
Agrit, "Diary of a bit-partisan sharpener," 2023, mixed media on paper.