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Almost an Island - ***Art Exhibition*** Exhibition Open Friday 2 April - Sunday 11 April 2010, 10.00 – 5:30 daily The “Almost an Island” exhibition featuring Works by Artists of the Otago Peninsula is being held at the MacAndrew Bay Hall, MacAndrew Bay, Dunedin. Artists are invited to submit works by Friday March 19th and must be members of OpenArts. Please use the entry form which can be downloaded from this site, or e-mail or ring the Exhibition Co-ordinator at info@openarts.co.nz or 021 067 4902. Download the "Almost an Island" Exhibition Entry Form (requires pdf reader): Download Abobe pdf Reader The public will be asked to vote for their Most Popular Artist.
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What is Openarts? Openarts (Otago PENinsula ARTS) is the creation of a large group of creative people who live on the Peninsula and felt the need for mutual support and a community focus for the arts. |
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Our aim is the promotion and encouragement of the Creative Arts on the Otago Peninsula |
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Come and enjoy the company and creativity of the wide range of talented artists, who have been drawn to work in our attractive and inspirational harbourside villages. |
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Otago Peninsula Artist Gallery |
Gallery showing samples from various Otago Peninsula Artists |
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Who can join Openarts? Membership costs just $10. The group includes painters, sculptors, printmakers, photographers, designers, craft makers, musicians and writers. Everyone is welcome to join and extend the range. |
What do they do? The principle activity in each year is the organization of a group exhibition. Subject to arrangements and management of space, any member of Openarts can submit contributions of work to be exhibited. The committee may also invite contributions from high profile artists living outside the peninsula. Other activities may involve writing or music, like readings and songs. |
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How do members relate to Openarts? Members offer the organization various levels of activity and a range of expertise, the common aims being: personal development, community involvement, to gain experience in the arts, to create alternative interests beyond working careers, to motivate one another, to increase levels of communication, to attract workshops to the peninsula, to offer space for artists to extend their work via support groups and studio visits, to share insights into and knowledge of a range of artistic practise, to develop a writing forum and to socialise and widen one's circle of friends. |
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How to contact Openarts:Please email to info@openarts.co.nz |
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