Wellesley Binding
Has been painting since 1969, exploring through a wide range of abstract
and figurative approaches and interests. He has exhibited widely in New
Zealand, and has work in New Zealand, Australian, European, and
American private collections. He has been a Wallace Art Award finalist
seven times between 1993-2003, with works in the Wallace collection.
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Jo Blogg
The artist is a woman of unusual habits and sculptor of peculiar objects. Her interest in jigsaw art, dots, circles, rabbits and repetition are all indicators of her loosely eccentric tendencies. Refusing to be pigeonholed, Jo makes whatever takes her fancy in whatever media fits her concept, often combining paint, print, sculpture and found object, experimenting with negative, multiples and layering to add new dimensions to what appear to be a seemingly complete works to start with.
Exhibiting in galleries throughout New Zealand in both solo and group shows, Blogg can always be relied upon to deliver the unexpected.
Wineboxes 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2013.
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Eddie Budd
Eddie is an accomplished artist who has exhibited widely. His work captures a unique vision of the world and utilises a raw talent uninhibited by convention.
He says, “Art can be a quest for completion. A way of finding hope in what seems to be hopeless. A defiant response to the ever intrusive and often ferocious snarl of the black dog commonly referred to as madness. More
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Fane Flaws
Artist Fane Flaws has produced a tremendous variety of art throughout his illustrious career. Found object, construction, sculpture, paint, print, drawing and graphic art have all been complemented and enhanced by his chronicled award winning work in the music, publishing, animation and television genres, a creative pedigree linking back to Blerta days.
The artist currently works with paint, print and sculptural assemblage, his ‘mark-maker’ methodology embodying the kind of uninhibited attitude that professes a humorous yet cunningly poignant employment of both material and subject. Flaw’s artwork remains largely intuitive – free of intellectual constraint and in his own words are often, ‘”meaningless musings which somehow manage to tell their own stories”.
Wineboxes 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2013.
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Jane Gray
Jane is a nationally renowned painter and has held sell out
exhibitions in both New Zealand and the UK. She is currently involved
in shows at Ashburton Soc. of Arts as the guest Artist, Wellington
Academy of Fine Arts and has a show coming up in Queenstown in August.
Her current theme runs through onto her Winebox - People as part of the landscape.
Previous wineboxes 2006 2007 2008 2009 2013.
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David Guerin
I regard myself as an imagist - I make images. I draw all the time (like a drawing a day for the past 30 years!!!) and I am open to using any media on any surface in order to satisfy my urge to draw. For me, drawings can often be three-dimensional and that is why I have enjoyed the challenge of decorating the Mosaic wine box with what I hope have become my trademark poutokomanawa/land marker male and female figures.
I enjoy the interplay of various native timbers, which contrast with the industrialised finish of the pine box wood, just as I enjoy finding/fossicking/poosling the sticks and kauri casting patterns and then sawing and whittling them into varying shapes in order to animate, colour and populate flat surfaces.
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Tony Harrington
I was born and bred in Hawkes Bay. Growing up as a Pakeha New Zealander I attended a typically bi-cultural provincial school. Through my schooling, friends and extended family as well as time travelling overseas, I have developed a great respect and appreciation of Maori culture.The imagery in my work is influenced by traditional Maori art forms. Rural and coastal kiwi pastimes are represented along with pop culture and songs.These are often reinterpreted to create a greater appreciation of our cultural landscape.
Wineboxes 2011 2013.
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William Jamieson
William is a much respected metal working artist based at
Cicada Workshops in Whakatu. He is sought out both by private collectors
and for public commissions for his highly esteemed
sculptures.
William’s numerous commissions for large-scale public
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Helen Kerridge
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Lynne Parsons
Lynne is the Manager of The Beacon for Presbyterian Support in Napier and an accomplished artist in her own right.
Winebox 2013.
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Prakesh Patel
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Alan Toa
“I have been drawing all my life. My earliest memory was of winning a
competition at school. I enjoyed the detail that pen and pencil gave
me, creating intricate worlds within worlds, creating my reality on
paper.
My drawings remained private to me until I came to Mosaic. I never
imagined anyone would be interested in them. I have since had two
successful solo exhibitions and several combined exhibitions, each
exhibition expanding in use of media and inspiration. My art is a way I
use to escape from the darkness, the more you look the more you find
hidden meaning.”
Alan is currently a student at RealPeople @ Mosaic.
Wineboxes 2007, 2009, 2011 2013.
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David Truebridge
David Truebridge graduated as a Naval Architect from Newcastle University Britain, but since then he has worked as a furniture designer/maker. He settled in New Zealand after a long yacht voyage with his family. His design process combines innate craft knowledge, sculptural abstraction and computer design technology, as it draws on his life's rich experiences. He is New Zealand's best known furniture designer and his work, which his own company in Hawkes Bay manufactures, is sold and exhibited all around the world. More
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Patrick Tyman
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Rea West
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