Artfuse Exhibition At House Of Hedone
Media release from House of Hedone Ltd
Artfuse Exhibition At House Of Hedone
Artfuse &
guests
In an underground location, a unique space waiting to be discovered, on High Street, in the centre of the city.
The House of Hedone brings
together the most unusual and diverse collections of art,
fashion, furniture & accessories that are all made in New
Zealand. New exhibitions each month mean the gallery is
consistently changing and developing.
Opening on the
16th August 2011, 5-7pm is an exhibition with a difference.
Artfuse & guests Eleven Artists, established and emerging,
join together to exhibit an eclectic mix of painting,
sculpture, ceramic, glass and bronze in a show that runs
until 6 September 2011.
CHERYL WRIGHT, PETER GROGAN, ROSSI CAUGHEY, TINA FRANTZEN, TINEKE WILDE, GRAEME HITCHCOCK, JAMIE PICKERNELL, JAMES WRIGHT, JEFF THOMSON, JO BARWICK, MARK KANEKO
Who is Artfuse?
Artfuse is a group of eight individual practising artists of divergent cultures and styles who use their differences as a catalyst to ignite ideas and foster inspiration.
Since forming in 2005 public response to Artfuse exhibitions has consistently highlighted the excellent quality of work and the professionalism with which they have been presented.
For the sixth Artfuse exhibition, six guest
artists have been invited to exhibit alongside five of the
Artfuse group.
At the:
House of Hedone
Gallery, 5b High Street, CBD Ph 09 303 3280 www.houseofhedone.co.nz
Gallery
Hours: Tues – Frid 10am – 6pm; Sat 10am – 5pm; Sun
11am – 5pm; Mon closed.
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