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Part Time Artist Full Time Friend

Part Time Artist Full Time Friend
Affordable Art Fair
Craft Market
Live Comedy
Bands
Full Bar
And so much more

11am – 10pm
Sunday 18 November
@ The Classic, 321 Queen St

Free Entry


About

Part time Artist is an affordable Art Fair with live bands/musicians, live comedy shows, craft stalls, food stalls, a full bar, body-painting, fortune-telling and of course, New Zealand artworks for sale at affordable prices.

Held at The Classic on Sunday the 18th of November, it is guaranteed to be an exciting day where fair-goers are encouraged to hang out on the comfy couches and enjoy the surroundings of local art, craft, music, comedy, food and whimsy!

We're moving away from that sterile white gallery to an accessible, vibrant atmosphere. A hub of activity that everyone can relax and enjoy!

Background

The 23rd of April, 2012, marks the conception of Part Time Artist Full Time Friend’. Alyce Stampa and Ashleigh Ogden in a late night discussion mulled over the fact that they had such talented friends in regards to the arts; musicians, visual artists, avid bakers and crafty folk. These talented friends were passionate about art and their skills but could not support themselves without, what they call, ‘a real job’. In most cases, years have gone by without audiences ever experiencing their potential but their dreams still live on. Alyce and Ashleigh decided that what these people really need is an opportunity, something to work towards and a chance to show themselves off.

As well as this, Alyce and Ashleigh talked at length about New Zealand Art. In particular, how expensive it is and how uncomfortable they feel trawling for works to go in their homes due to the sterile, silent atmosphere of some art galleries.

And so, they envisioned an event that would allow people to come along to a venue and have a good time, enjoy the surroundings and peruse a wide variety of art by Aucklanders and New Zealand’s emerging artists, all at affordable prices.


Contributors:
Artists (with works on sale):

Gemma Henderson
Ruby Oakley
Alyce Stampa
Ayu Rachman
Talia Neal
Felix Harris
Rina Transom
Cristina Silaghi
Natasha Keating
Fleur Benn
Tessa Monash
Jenny Horrell
Claudia Recorean
Anna Nesterova
Michael Stevenson
Grae Burton
Jessie McCall
Kathryn Jarvis
Jessica Lindblom Brice
Holly Stampa
Mike Blythe
Tim Ailiuua
Mark Henare
Mya Day

And more...


Food Stalls

Butter Bear Cupcakes
Hotcakes
Morrocan delights


Craft Stalls

The Pickle Jar
http://www.pickle-pickle.com
Tikitibu
http://www.tikitibu.co.nz
Pop That Cassette (http://www.facebook.com/popthatcassette?fref=ts)
Run Cutie
(http://www.runcutie.com/)
Ema Frost & Dinkie
http://www.frostanddinkie.com

Also:

Fortune Telling
Body-Painting and pregnant-belly painting

More Comedy Info:

FanFiction Comedy
http://www.fanfictioncomedy.com

The Classic Comedy Bar
www.comedy.co.nz


Additional information about the event:

Facebook Event Page:
http://www.facebook.com/events/293692734073883/?fref=ts

Website:
http://www.parttimeartistfulltimefriend.co.nz

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