Exhibitions

AT 38 TAUPŌ QUAY

Kate Fitzharris Library of Things5 May – 24 June, 2018

Current Tylee artist-in-residence Kate Fitzharris will be stationed at Sarjeant on the Quay Wednesdays and Thursdays 1.30–4.30pm, for the duration of her Library of Things community project. For this project she would like to involve the local community by inviting participants to share ceramic objects that are significant in their daily lives. For more information visit www.sarjeant.org.nz/gallery/kate-fitzharris

Beyond the Frame From the Collection19 May – 5 September, 2018

This exhibition highlights artworks that go beyond the limitations of the frame with various shaped supports, works that spill down the wall and sculptural paintings. Artists represented include Robert McLeod, Gavin Hurley, and Miranda Parkes, as well as a significant installation by Gavin Chilcott Peter at 50 with Lares and Saints.

Maureen Lander: Flat-Pack Whakapapa26 May – 22 July, 2018

Just as whakapapa (genealogy) reflects someone’s lineage and biology, the starting line of a kete determines how its patterning and size will develop. For Flat-Pack Whakapapa, Maureen Lander has created three installations that explore the connections between whakapapa and raranga (Māori weaving). Exhibition developed and toured by The Dowse Art Museum.

Brit Bunkley Ghost Shelter 2016–20182 June – 26 August, 2018

Featuring new sculpture and video works, Ghost Shelter encompasses a variety of unconventional sites 3D scanned, printed, rendered and animated as islands of memory.

UPSTAIRS AT THE I-SITE, 31 TAUPŌ QUAY

Creature14 April – 5 August, 2018

Animals have served as inspiration for artists for as long as we have been making imagery. This exhibition brings together works by a selection of object makers whose work incorporates animal imagery in some way and some whose works morph animal and human elements together.

Gregor Kregar’s Gnomes 2005–2016, cast glass installed in our object-based gallery at 31 Taupō Quay

Events & Talks

ALL EVENTS ARE FREE AND ARE AT 38 TAUPŌ QUAY UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED

Winter season exhibition openingFriday 1 June, 5.30pm – 7pm

Floor Talk: Brit BunkleySaturday 2 June at 11am

Multidisciplinary artist Brit Bunkley will discuss his exhibition Ghost Shelter 2016-2018, which includes new sculpture and video work. In conversation with Greg Donson, Curator & Public Programmes Manager.

Art Fix with Jessica KiddThursday 14 June at 2pm

Join Assistant Curator Jessica Kidd who will be looking at a number of items in the collection store. Participants are encouraged to investigate and discuss, all welcome.

Musicians for the Sarjeant: Cristián HuenuqueoSunday 24 June at 4.30pm

A concert featuring the music of Latin American composers Agustín Barrios (Paraguay), Juan A. Sánchez (Chile) and Antonio Lauro (Venezuela) among others. Also including Spanish music of the 19th and 20th centuries, creating an entertaining mix of rhythms and melodies.

Tickets $12, Gallery Friends & Stars $10; purchase from Sarjeant on the Quay or by phoning 06 349 0506

This is part of a series of performances under the banner of Musicians for the Sarjeant, a fundraising group for the Gallery’s redevelopment programme

Art Fix with Jennifer Taylor MooreThursday 12 July at 2pm

Join Curator of Collections Jennifer Taylor Moore for a discussion of the exhibition Beyond the Frame featuring works from the Gallery’s permanent collection that go beyond the limitations of the frame.

Art Fix with Tom TurnerThursday 9 August at 2pm

Join Tom Turner for a friendly chat about Brit Bunkley’s exhibition Ghost Shelter 2016–2018. You are encouraged to bring a pen and pad. This will be followed by a cup of tea at Mud Ducks.

The Wanganui Ukelele OrchestraSunday 19 August at 4.30pm

Together since 2009, the Wanganui Ukulele Orchestra presents a fun-filled concert ranging from old favourites such as Choo Choo Ch’Boogie and Summertime through to music by George Harrison, Simon & Garfunkel and JJ Cale.

Tickets $15, Gallery Friends & Stars $12; purchase from Sarjeant on the Quay or by phoning 06 349 0506. Cash bar during interval.

Film Screening: The heART of the MatterMonday 27 August at 6.30pm

Luit Bieringa’s richly archived documentary examines the legacy of Gordon Tovey and the post-war education programmes that put art, artists and Māori art in particular, into the New Zealand classroom.

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RedevelopmentThe Sarjeant Gallery Te Whare o Rehua Whanganui is embarking on a major redevelopment project of its historic Queen’s Park building to earthquake strengthen and extend with a new wing. To learn more about our project, the 1000 Stars fundraising initiative, and how you can contribute, visit our website www.sarjeant.org.nz or contact the Sarjeant Gallery Redevelopment Officer on 06 349 3138.

EducationThe Sarjeant Gallery’s Education programmes provide a variety of FREE educational services to both primary and secondary schools. These programmes are funded by the Ministry of Education’s Learning Experiences Outside the Classroom initiative (LEOTC).Contact our educator at education@sarjeant.org.nz to learn more about this service.

Venue hireOur galleries at 31 and 38 Taupō Quay are available to hire for your next event. For more information contact raewyne.johnson@sarjeant.org.nz

FriendsWe invite you to become a subscribing Friend of the Sarjeant Gallery. Keep up to date with information about our exhibitions, openings and events, receive our quarterly magazine and discounts on entry to charged events and all shop purchases.

ShopOur shop offers you a fantastic range of gifts that include jewellery, ceramics, glass and books created by Whanganui and New Zealand artisans. Visit our shop at 38 Taupō Quay or at www.shop.sarjeant.org.nz

Open hours

Monday to Sunday, 10:30am – 4:30pm Anzac Day: 1:00pm – 4:30pm Christmas Day & Good Friday: Closed

38 Taupō QuayWhanganui 4500New Zealand

Phone 06 349 0506 www.sarjeant.org.nz

Sarjeant Gallery is a cultural facility of the Whanganui District Council

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