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Artist Pops up in Hurstmere Road
Artist Pops up in Hurstmere Road
Artist Heather Glen is returning to the North Shore to hold a pop up art exhibition called ‘Belonging’ in Takapuna. Formerly from Murrays Bay, she has been completing a Bachelor of Applied Arts in Kerikeri.
‘Art is my passion. I make sculpture from hessian and wax, and prints and paintings looking at DNA and relationships. We are all part of a never-ending flow of humanity.
We should all look after each other’.
‘Belonging’ runs from Saturday 20th until Wednesday 25th June, 10am to 4pm. and is at 104 Hurstmere Road (opposite Ragazzi). The opening event is at 2pm on the Saturday.
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