Soil (Re)Cycling: 29 Nov – 18 Dec 2021

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Soil is vital to life on Earth. The soil’s role in recycling nutrients, and wastes, is an important part of sustaining life on Earth, providing renewal and new growth, in the dance between life and death.  

This exhibition celebrates the variety, and intrinsic beauty, of soils in our landscapes in the context of both art and science.   It is also a celebration of World Soil Day (5th December) and reminds us about the importance of soil in our daily lives for food, fuel, and fibre production, as well as maintaining biodiversity and water quality.

The artists featured in this exhibition, Juergen Esperschuetz, Megan Balks, and Allan Hewitt, are all also soil scientists. To illustrate the importance of soil cycles the artworks include recycled metals and reclaimed timber, as well as wool, and the soil itself, as media.

 

Opening Event: 5.30-7pm Monday 29 November 2021

Hosted By: Eastside Gallery, 388 Worcester St, Christchurch.

Opening Hours: Tuesday-Saturday 11am-5pm, free onsite parking.

 

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Juergen Esperschuetz, Soil (Re)Cycling
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“Macropores” by Juergen Esperschuetz, reclaimed ironbark with resin in kahikatea.
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“Productive plains” by Megan Balks, felted wool mounted on board

Unlocked: 7 – 27 November 2021

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Seven artists from The Critique Group, Christchurch present work produced this year, partly in lockdown, that has been informed by its fortnightly critique sessions. Maxine Inglis, Anne Spicer, Judy Rogers, Jenny Lee, Jill Goddard, Anne Fountain and Ying Hua Jiang present works large and small, hard and soft, black and white, as well as colourful, in a variety of media including sculpture, glass, fabric, print, painting and drawing. 

Opening Event: 3 – 4.30pm Sunday 7 November 2021.

Hosted By: Eastside Gallery, 388 Worcester St, Christchurch.

Opening Hours: Tuesday-Saturday 11am-5pm, free onsite parking.

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Maxine Inglis
"Coloured People" by Maxine Inglis, ceramic sculpture
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Fused Glass by Anne Spicer
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"Tekapo" by Judy Rogers, mixed media
Ella, Tai & the train to Picton
Book illustration by Jenny Lee
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Fused glass by Anne Spicer
Anne Fountain 50%
Painting by Anne Fountain
All-focus
"Wharf" by Jill Godard, printing ink

Vernal Surfaces: 7 artists 11 October – 5 November 2021

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Eastside’s Spring exhibition features seven local artists: Magdelane Clare, Joe Clarke, Alix Ashworth, Helene Olivia Smith, Sage Rossie, Linda James & Rebecca Harris.

Opening: Monday 11th October 5.30-7pm. We will serve refreshments in a way that complies with Delta Level 2 protocols, but please bring a mask to wear whilst viewing artworks.

Eastside Gallery, 388 Worcester St, Christchurch.

Opening Hours: Tuesday-Saturday 11am-5pm, free onsite parking.

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Sage Rossie smaller
#13 from “My Body Is My Vehicle” by Sage Rossie. Photography / Digital Media
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Detail of Sage Rossie's "Residue"
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Smoke-fired stoneware by Helene Olivia Smith
Linda James, Vernal Surfaces 2021
“Tamatea Dusky Sound Fiordland I & II" by Linda James
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Detail of Linda James' work, painted on canvas and clothing
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Joe Clarke, Vernal Surfaces 2021
"Contrast III" by Joe Clarke
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"Dubious Flowers II" by Rebecca Harris
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Smoke-fired stoneware by Helene Olivia Smith
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"Marama Mārama" Alix Ashworth (Kāitahu, Kāti Māmoe, Waitaha)
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Work by Joe Clarke and Rebecca Harris
Joe Clarke, The Burden, mixed media, 2020
"The Burden" by Joe Clarke, mixed media
Joe Clarke, The Presence, Woodcut, 2020, 671x570mm 30 for whats on
“The Presence” by Joe Clarke, woodcut
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"the coven gathers" by Magdelane Clare
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"this seems all too familiar" by Magdelane Clare

Proposals for Eastside Gallery’s 2022 Programme

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Eastside Gallery is pleased to invite individual artists, curators and groups to submit exhibition proposals for its 2022 programme.
 
To request a proposal pack please feel free to email arts@tewhare.org or visit us at 388 Worcester St. Proposals are open for the next eight weeks and close on Wednesday 6 October 2021.
 
Linwood Arts is made up of Eastside Gallery, which is one of the largest in Christchurch, the Mini Gallery and the Artroom. We are committed to artist development through our exhibition programme and community development via participation in our creative spaces. Exhibition costs are kept to a minimum in order to ensure accessibility.
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Animal Therapy for Proposal
The Longest Night
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