타우랑가 아트갤러리 공연,전시 소식 (2010년 3월)

<타우랑가 아트 갤러리 공연, 전시 소식>   The Gallery welcomes four new exhibitions this month, with a further two coming up in early March. Also, don't forget to book your tickets to the PACIFIC CURLS performance, Saturday 6 March. This trio of very talented musicians will have you to your feet, and amaze you with their dexterity, energy and musicianship. A night to be remembered!    EVENTS   PACIFIC CURLS 7.30pm, Saturday 6 March After a successful tour of Canada, New Caledonia, South Korea and Europe, Pacific Curls are touring the country with their unprecedented combination of Scottish fiddle, Taonga Puoro, ukuleles, cajon, guitar, kalimba, percussion and outstanding vocals. Tickets: $25, or $20 for Friends of the Gallery and group bookings of five+. Phone the Gallery for bookings, 07 578 7933     5명 이상이면 1인 $20 씩이네요..  한국 공연도 다녀왔다니 왠지 친숙한 느낌! 이웃들과 함께 나들이해보시면 어떻까요??   For further information, visit the EVENTS  section of our webpage.   EXHIBITIONS   NAVIGATING HER WAY Doreen McNeill McNeill has revisited the navigational charts and maps she drew in her earlier career as a technical draughtsperson, incorporating them into her vibrant, abstract landscapes. Click here for details Until 18 April     EY! IRAN contemporary Iranian photography Images by 18 media artists, many of whom still live in Iran, that portray the social realities of the Persian people as seen by the Persian lens. The images depict a culture surprisingly familiar to ours, and capture a side of Iran which is often contrary to the one presented by the western media. Click here for details Until 25 April       MOUNTAIN TO THE SEA Len Castle A celebration of the inspiration that aspects of the New Zealand landscape have been for potter, Len Castle. The exhibition includes over 60 ceramic works, alongside images of the landscape, and poetry by ten leading New Zealand poets. Click here for details From 20 February             THE HOUSE THAT JAMES BUILT contemporary art from the James Wallace Arts Trust A suite of very contemporary works from the James Wallace Arts Trust on the theme of construction, including work by Jarad Bryant, Trenton Garratt, Richard Bryant, Andrew McLeod, Simon Esling, Rachel Wells, Martin Whitworth, Katherine Claypole and Douglas Wright. Click here for details From 27 February           BLACK CARNIVAL Christine Webster A thought provoking work full of drama, that questions an individual's identity. The imagery in Black Carnival relates to masquerade, fantasy and eroticism, gender exchange, ambiguity, darkness and the various veneers, or guises, that each of us wear. Or perhaps aspire to. NB: contains some nudity. Click here for details Until 28 February 2010          HURRY LAST DAYS! NGÄ KÄKAHU Jo Torr Until 21 February MY SHIP / TËNEI WAKAHËRA Tracey Williams Until 5 March 2010   COMING SOON HAWAIKI Nigel Borrell From 6 March PACIFIC WASHUP Rachael Rakena From 6 March THROW UP Judy Darragh From 13 March   For further information, visit the EXHIBITION section of our website.