Creativity surrounds you.

17 MAR – 5 APR 2012

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Be part of it.

Welcome to Arts Festival Out East, a celebration of Arts in the Howick Local Board District.

The Howick Ward is rich in culture. We are fortunate to see this expressed in the form of visual and performing art.

This festival will celebrate the uniqueness of our people and will provide an opportunity for both local residents and visitors to share in what we believe will become an exciting annual event.

I sincerely thank our talented contributors and the enthusiastic Arts Festival Governance Board for their dedication and hard work in putting Arts Festival Out East together.

Creativity surrounds you. Be part of it.

Kind wishes

Adele White Deputy Chair – Howick Local Board

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Sculpture Symposium

This is a community orientated event where the local and wider community is invited to watch New Zealand sculptors create large scale artworks in a public space. It offers $2000 for the winning artwork, but also allows people of all ages and nationalities to gather at the park and watch art in action. There will be children’s creative stations, coffee and food stalls as well as discussions on public art.

Children’s activities include: Flax boat making Sat 11am - 1pm Flag making Sat 10am - 3pm, Sun 10am - 1pm Produce a flag which will become part of an ever changing sculpture, onsite for the duration of the symposium.

When Sat 31 March 9am - 4pm, Sun 1 April 9am - 1pm Award ceremony Sun 2pm Rain dates 14 & 15 April Where Sir Barry Curtis Park Price FREE Website www.uxbridge.org.nz

A Piece of Work: Artists at Work

Frith Jenkins has been a mosaicist for 20 years. Glass is her choice of medium, but she branches out with the use of tiles and basically anything else which can be glued and grouted.

Wayne Robertson is an up and coming painter and specialises in Gouache and Acrylic. His art includes abstract/stylised imagery of people and places. A Piece of Work displays the work of Frith and Wayne along with a variety of other local artists.

When 17 March - 1 April 9am - 4pm except Sun close at 2pm A/H viewing by appt Ph 535 4605 Artist in residence 10am - 2pm Where A Piece Of Work Gallery Price FREE Website www.apieceofwork.co.nz

Visual arts

Howick Art Group

Howick Art Group has been in existence for over 40 years and has more than 150 members who regularly exhibit their work at different venues in the Howick district. A huge range of subjects, styles and sizes will be on view, something for everyone.

Weather permitting, there will be an easel display of works by a number of Howick Art Group artists on the Hawthornden Reserve outside Green Gables and artists working live at the site.

When 17 March - 5 April Fri - Sun 10am - 3pm Where Green Gables Gallery Price FREE

Graham Fletcher

Te Tuhi is proud to present a solo exhibition by Auckland based artist Graham Fletcher. The exhibition is a development of Fletcher’s Lounge Room Tribalism series that critically investigates the significance of tribal artefacts in domestic settings. His exhibition features a new series of oil paintings generated during his recent artist residency at the Vermont Studio Centre.

When 17 March - 5 April Mon - Fri 9am - 5pm Sat - Sun 10am - 4pm Where Te Tuhi Centre for the Arts Price FREE Website www.tetuhi.org.nz

Social Culture Photography Exhibition / Crossings Festival

A photography exhibition featuring works by the Howick Camera Club and solo artist Mark Russell, on the theme of Crossings - cultural, social and spiritual.

When 2 April - 5 April Mon - Thurs 9am - 3pm Where Uxbridge Café and Uxbridge Gallery Foyer Price FREE Website www.uxbridge.org.nz www.allsaintshowick.org.nz www.adventureartists.co.nz

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Reflections: Grant Reed

Reflections is a collection of paintings capturing the contemplative, soothing dimensions of tranquil waterways. The luminous, rhythmic patterns of the reflections on the water are one of the key elements of these paintings. Grant’s works are highly sought after and held in many collections both nationally and internationally.

Monterey Art Gallery is renowned for quality paintings, sculpture, glass, ceramic and jewellery by New Zealand artists. A unique and inspiring experience of New Zealand’s arts and culture.

When 17 March - 5 April Mon - Fri 9.30am - 5pm Sat 10am - 3pm After hour appointments available Where Monterey Art Gallery Price FREE Website www.montereyartgallery.co.nz

What do you mean, we?

A selection of international artists examine prejudice in its various forms. Featuring a range of innovative strategies from psychoanalysis to silent protest and voluntary homelessness. Works in the exhibition attempt to reveal, disrupt, deconstruct or even transcend discrimination.

Artists include Simone Aaberg Kærn (DK), Newell Harry (AUS), Rangituhia Hollis (NZ), Thomas Johnson (IT/US), Ayanha Moor (US), Colin Nairn (NZ), Kalisolaite Uhila (NZ/TO), Boat People.org (AUS)

Curator: Bruce E. Phillips

When 17 March – 5 April Mon - Fri 9am - 5pm Sat - Sun 10am - 4pm Where Te Tuhi Centre for the Arts Price FREE Website www.tetuhi.org.nz

Rainbow Poi: Workshop

Poi and Hau will introduce you to the moving and colourful world of the Poi. There are two sessions:

The first session will grant you first-hand experience in the twirling of the poi and waiata (song) that accompany the Poi.

In the second session you learn how to make a set of Poi.

Poi, Hau, story teller Taini Drummond and friends create a fun environment where Poi skills, song and knowledge of the story of Poi are gifted to all participants. Rainbow Poi is designed to delight children of all ages.

When 17 March 10am - 3pm Where Whare in Garden of Memories Price Koha (Donation) Enquiries 09 532 8616

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Way Of Life Photography Exhibition

In 2010, Fo Guang Yuan Art Gallery launched its Way of Life Photography Exhibition. Founder of Fo Guang Shan Buddhist Order Venerable Master Hsing Yun, who has dedicated his whole life to the propagation of Humanistic Buddhism said, “Humanistic Buddhism encompasses the concepts of our existence, life and death and the way we live our lives.” Thus, by integrating Buddhism into our daily life it is ‘a way of life’.

The Way of Life Photography Exhibition tells the story of Fo Guang Shan New Zealand, recording the changes and touching moments of its history and development.

When On Permanent Exhibition Tues - Sun 10am - 4.30pm Where Fo Guang Yuan Art Gallery Fo Guang Shan Buddhist Temple Price FREE Website www.fgs.org.nz

Tranquility by Kim Hoa Tram

A touring exhibition of Chinese Zen painting and calligraphy.

”I call my paintings Zen (Chan in Chinese) paintings because my works are based on the philosophy of Zen Buddhism. Zen is a way of meditation and contemplation which purifies the mind and with true wisdom we can attain spiritual enlightenment.

This is the state of mind that I would like to express in my works. Empty space plays an important role in my works. It is ‘invisible painting’ that you can’t see but you can hear and feel.” Kim Hoa Tram.

When 17 March - 5 April Tues - Sun 10am - 4.30pm Where Haihui Hall Fo Guang Yuan Art Gallery Fo Guang Shan Buddhist Temple Price FREE Website www.fgs.org.nz

2012 Estuary Artworks Exhibition

Fo Guang Yuan Art Gallery in conjunction with Uxbridge Creative Centre is proud to present the 2012 Estuary Artworks Exhibition. This exhibition, originally curated and displayed at Uxbridge is now on view at the Fo Guang Shan Buddhist Temple.

Visitors will have the opportunity to view a selection of the finalist artworks that creatively depict Tamaki Estuary’s role in the Auckland landscape as part of this competition. The purpose of this exhibition is to stimulate visitors to take a more active role in the Estuary’s protection and preservation and also to motivate neighbouring communities as well as the greater Auckland area to constructively ensure its survival.

When 17 March - 5 April Tues - Sun 10am - 4.30pm Opening 17 March 11am Where Guang Ming Hall Fo Guang Yuan Art Gallery Fo Guang Shan Buddhist Temple Price FREE Website www.fgs.org.nz

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Floral and Art Exhibition

The Floral Festival was established in1997 as part of Howick District’s 150 year celebrations. Floral arrangers from the combined churches of Howick and Pakuranga worked together on large displays at Trinity Methodist Church, to illustrate historic aspects of the area.

This year the theme is “The Glory of Easter”. Twelve or more churches will be involved in this section. A large art display and sale from local artists is an added feature. A café runs during the opening hours serving morning and afternoon teas and light lunches.

When 27 March - 1 April 27 March Opening 7pm 28, 29 & 30 March 9.30am - 5.30pm 31 March 10am - 4pm 1 April 8.30am - 12pm (Interactive Church Services) Where St Columba Church Price $5 (donation)

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Glass Menagerie

Tennessee Williams’ most auto-biographical play is a brilliant and compelling portrait of a family in crisis. As the writer returns to confront the past, his family come to haunt the stage ...

In the tenement apartments of St. Louis, the Wingfield family struggle to make ends meet. As America is ravaged by the Depression, Amanda clings to memories of her idyllic youth in the South. She is determined to find her daughter a husband, but Laura is painfully shy and lives in a world of her own. And Amanda’s son, Tom, an aspiring poet in a dead-end job, secretly dreams of escape.

Presented by Piece of Work Productions

When 8pm, Sat 17 - Sun 18 March Where Uxbridge Creative Centre Price Adults $20 / Concessions $15 Bookings Ph: 09 535 6467 Website www.uxbridge.org.nz

Theatre

Stefania’s Dancing Slippers: Lindy Fisher

This series of images were created by local Howick artist Lindy Fisher to Illustrate the story written by Jennifer Beck, entitled Stefania’s Dancing Slippers

Based on the experiences of a young Polish girl whose happy family life was shattered by brutal invasion and was wrenched from her home during WW2 and eventually arrived to New Zealand in 1944.

Each painting highlights one aspect of the spirit of the words and invites participation in that emotion.

They can also stand independently as works that will foster positive relationships, encourage the search for beauty in times of adversity and celebrate life no matter what it presents.

When On Permanent Exhibition Tues – Fri 10am - 4pm Sun 12noon - 5pm Where Polish Heritage Trust Museum Price Donation to the exhibition/Museum Website www.polishheritage.co.nz

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Meeting Karpovsky

Acclaimed ballet dancer Sir Jon Trimmer and actor Helen Moulder have combined their talents with award-winning Australian director Sue Ryder to create a unique combination of drama and dance.

In the dance of life Sylvia has two left feet, but Karpovsky has arrived to tutor her in hope and grace. After travelling the world for many years, she now lives alone in a house filled with photographs of her favourite dancer and boxes of her daughter’s unwanted possessions.

An audience forum will be held after the performance for those who would like to stay.

When 7.30pm, Thurs 29 - Sat 31 March 6.30pm, Sun 1 April Where Howick Little Theatre Price $30, $25 (seniors of groups of 4) $15 (under 25) Bookings www.iticket.co.nz or Ph: 09 361 1000 Website www.hlt.org.nz www.eventfinder.co.nz

The Priory

Kate finds a perfect country retreat for New Year’s Eve celebrations and invites her friends to join her. But she finds these successful professionals in search of a good time can make for a less than ideal party. This play, winner of the 2010 Olivier Award for Best New Comedy, takes a microscope to modern dilemmas about life, love and retro board games.

“The Big Chill meets Agatha Christie” The Guardian

When 8pm, Sat 17 March, Tues 20 – Sat 24 March Where Howick Little Theatre Price $26 Concessions $23 with ID Bookings www.iticket.co.nz or Ph: 09 361 1000 Website www.hlt.org.nz

Adventures in Fairytale Land

Howick Children’s & Youth Theatre present ‘Adventures in Fairytale Land’.

Find fun for the whole family as you take a trip through the crazy mixed up world of Fairytale Land.

Join all your favourite characters as they collide in an action packed ride full of twists and turns. Not to be missed. Suitable for four years upwards. Directed by Fiona Bailey.

When 6.30pm, Fri 30 March 11am & 1pm Sat 31 March & Sun 1 April Where Uxbridge Creative Centre, Gallery Price $6 Bookings Ph: 09 537 4943 Website www.hcyt.org.nz

Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare

Howick Children’s & Youth Theatre present ‘Outdoor Shakespeare In the Park.’

Possibly Shakespeare’s funniest comedy performed in the idyllic setting of The Star of the Sea Park. Utilising the stunning views and iconic architecture of the Star of The Sea Convent to showcase young talent and classic literature. Will guarantee an inspiring evening out for theatre goers. Not to be missed. Directed by Julian Harrison.

When 7.30pm, 17 March Where Star of the Sea Park Price $8 Bookings Ph: 09 537 4943 Website www.hcyt.org.nz

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Voices in the Village

Enjoy dinner and live music!

A small intimate acoustic session featuring two upcoming singer/songwriters discovered through the Uxbridge open mic shows. Settle down to a pleasant dinner in the Café while RJ from White Rabbit Black Monkey and Yasamin Al-Tiay perform a collection of their original indie-folk songs for your listening pleasure.

When 6.30pm - 8pm, Sun 18 March Where Uxbridge Creative Centre, Cafe Price FREE entry - food available at the Uxbridge Cafe Website www.myspace.com/yasaminaltiayproject www.reverbnation.com/whiterabbitblackmonkey

Music

Harlequin Swing Orchestra and Guests

Three hours of musical entertainment featuring music from popular musicals, as well as music that will have your toes tapping.

For those who want to dance, the second half of the programme is devoted to swing music, so bring along your dancing shoes or just sit back and enjoy.

Many of the orchestra members, vocalists and performers will be familiar faces, having performed in many of the Harlequin musicals.

Bar and EFTPOS facilities are also available.

When 7.30pm - 10.30pm, Sat 24 March Where Harlequin Musical Theatre Price $25 Bookings www.iticket.co.nz or Ph: 09 361 1000 Website www.harlequintheatre.co.nz

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St Andrew’s Big Band and St Andrew’s Trio: Jazz Afternoon

The St Andrew’s Big Band and St Andrew’s Trio will be providing three hours of jazz featuring music from Cole Porter, Gershwin, Armstrong and other big band sounds.

Conducted by Hamish Arthur this youth band has performed to sell out audiences and the Harlequin is expecting this concert to also sell out very quickly.

Bar and EFTPOS facilities are available.

When 2pm - 4.30pm, Sun 25 March Where Harlequin Musical Theatre Price $20 Bookings www.iticket.co.nz or Ph: 361 1000 Website www.harlequintheatre.co.nz

Songs for You

Gather a group together and come along to an afternoon of music and laughter featuring local entertainers. Ticket price includes refreshments.

When 1pm - 3.30pm, Thur 29 March Where Harlequin Musical Theatre Price $5 Bookings Ph: Dayle 09 576 7311 Website www.harlequintheatre.co.nz

Dr John Wells / Thursdays @ Seven

Leading New Zealand organist and composer Dr John Wells performs a varied programme which highlights the unique qualities of the Croft organ at All Saints’ Church. Dr Wells, Auckland City Organist, is in international demand as a performer and spearheaded the refurbishment of the magnificent organ in the Auckland Town Hall.

When 7 - 8pm, Thur 29 March Where All Saints’ Anglican Church Price Donation Website www.allsaintshowick.org.nz www.wattsandwatts.co.nz

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As Time Goes By / Crossings Festival

A touching and humorous reflection on growing older. The script, devised by well-known Howick actor and director, Laurie Mills, is presented by the Howick Little Theatre. A journey of poems, prose and song to remind us of life, of what was, and what is, and what will be As Time Goes By.

Directed by Laurie Mills

When 1 - 2pm, Tues 3 April Where Uxbridge Creative Centre, Malcolm Smith Gallery Price $5 Bookings Ph: 09 535 6467 Uxbridge Creative Centre Website www.allsaintshowick.org.nz www.wattsandwatts.co.nz www.uxbridge.org.nz

War & Peace / Crossings Festival

Superbly blended vocal sextet, Calico Jam, presents a thought-provoking programme, War and Peace. You will hear a rich variety of music from the 16th - 21st centuries enhanced by readings, both arresting and poignant.

Formed in 1996, Calico Jam is directed by well-known Auckland conductor Peter Watts. The singers possess an individual and dynamic sound, as well as the ability to achieve an amazing blend from mediaeval to modern, classical to jazz.

When 1 - 2pm, Wed 4 April Where Uxbridge Creative Centre, Malcolm Smith Gallery Price $5 Bookings Ph: 09 535 6467 Uxbridge Creative Centre Website www.allsaintshowick.org.nz www.wattsandwatts.co.nz www.uxbridge.org.nz

Stabat Mater / Crossings Festival

Pergolesi’s famous Stabat Mater was composed in Italy in the early 18th century, but its drama and operatic fervour have ensured its enduring popularity. Its 12 short sections meditate on the heartrending events of the Crucifixion of Christ. Solo singers Katharine Watts and Mary Newman-Pound combine with string ensemble and small chorus.

Directed by Peter Watts

When 7 - 8pm, Thur 5 April Where All Saints’ Anglican Church Price Donation Website www.uxbridge.org.nz www.allsaintshowick.org.nz www.wattsandwatts.co.nz

Cinema

Princess Ka’iulani

Based on an incredible true 19th Century story about the independent state of Hawaii which is on the brink of being usurped by America. Princess Ka’iulani – the “Barbarian Princess” - the heir to the throne of Hawaii fights back - assisted by her English aristocratic lover – Thurston. An epic tale of royalty and romance where Princess Ka’iulani has to eventually choose between love and destiny!

Australian made film stars Q’orianka Kilcher, Barry Pepper, Shaun Evans and Will Patton. Written and Directed by Marc Forby.

Wine, beer, soft drinks, coffee, tea, snacks and ice cream available

When Mon 19 March Doors open 7.30pm, screening at 8pm Where Uxbridge Creative Centre Price $8 Bookings Ph: 09 535 6467, Email: info@uxbridge.org.nz, Or call into the Centre Website www.uxbridge.org.nz

Of Gods and Men / Crossings Festival

A deeply thought provoking and true story about a group of French Trappist monks stationed in an impoverished Algerian Muslim community in the 1990’s. The eight Christian monks live in harmony with their Muslim brothers until threatened by fundamentalist terrorists and have to decide whether to leave or stay. A film about faith and heroism in the contemporary world.

Directed by Xavier Beauvois. Starring Jean-Marie Frin and Jacques Herlin.

Wine, beer, soft drinks, coffee, tea, snacks and ice cream available.

When Mon 2 April Doors open 7.30pm, screening at 8pm Where Uxbridge Creative Centre Price $8 Bookings Ph: 09 535 6467, Email: info@uxbridge.org.nz, Or call into the Centre Website www.uxbridge.org.nz

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Live Day - Howick Historical Village

Once upon a time, there were no cars. Once upon a time, there was no electricity. Once upon a time, there was man-power.

Rediscover machinery and transportation of yesteryear.

When 10am - 4pm, Sun 18 March Where Howick Historical Village Price Normal admission prices apply – see website. Pay at reception on arrival. Website www.fencible.org.nz

Te Tuhi Carnival

Come to the Carnival! Te Tuhi is hosting a free day of family friendly fun with activities and entertainment. Music and dance, puppet shows, art exhibitions, “have a go” Art Workshops, face painting, stalls and food all come together in one day of community entertainment.

When 11am - 4pm, Sat 24 March Where Te Tuhi Centre for the Arts Price FREE Website www.tetuhi.org.nz

Howick Village Sunday Market

Howick’s newest market is alive in Howick Village. You will find something for everyone at the Art & Craft market, where local and not so local artists showcase their many talents.

When 9.30am - 1pm, Sun 18 March Where Howick Village Square

Price FREE Website www.howickvillage.co.nz

Community Events

Uxbridge Open Day

It is time to open the doors and show the community what we do and how we serve them. Activities include live music, performances, studio classes and tutor demonstrations, artist talks, a School Photography Exhibition and much much more. There will be something of interest for everyone so come along and meet the team.

When 10am - 2pm, Sat 17 March Where Uxbridge Creative Centre Price Gold Coin Donation Website www.uxbridge.org.nz

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a. All Saints’ Anglican Church 17 Selwyn Road, Howick 09 534 6864 www.allsaintshowick.org.nz

b. A Piece Of Work Art Gallery 96 Picton Street (up the alley), Howick 09 535 4605 www.apieceofwork.co.nz

c. Fo Guang Yuan Art Gallery Fo Guang Shan Buddhist Temple 16 Stancombe Road, Flat Bush 09 274 4880 www.fgs.org.nz

d. Garden of Memories 37 Uxbridge Rd, Howick

e. Green Gables Gallery 66 Cook Street, Howick 09 537 2086

f. Harlequin Musical Theatre 563 Pakuranga Road, Howick www.harlequintheatre.co.nz

g. Howick Historical Village Bells Road, Lloyd Elsmore Park, Pakuranga www.fencible.org.nz

h. Howick Little Theatre 1 Sir Lloyd Drive, Pakuranga 09 534 1406 www.hlt.org.nz

i. Howick Village Square Picton Street, Howick 09 534 4505 www.howickvillage.co.nz

j. Monterey Art Gallery 5 Cook Street, Howick 09 532 9022 www.montereyartgallery.co.nz

k. Polish Heritage Trust Museum 125 Elliot Street, Howick 09 533 3530 www.polishheritage.co.nz

l. Sir Barry Curtis Park 201-203 Chapel Road, Flat Bush

m. Star of the Sea Park 29 Granger Road, Howick 09 537 4943 www.hcyt.org.nz

n. St Columba Church 480 Ti Rakau Drive, Botany 09 274 4864

o. Te Tuhi Centre for the Arts 13 Reeves Rd, Pakuranga 09 577 0138 www.tetuhi.org.nz

p. Uxbridge Creative Centre 35 Uxbridge Road, Howick 09 535 6467 www.uxbridge.org.nz

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