As part of the Print Season 2011 series,
there is a Print Symposium on this Friday and Saturday in Auckland.
It will be a forum for the presentation of research and contemporary thinking
around print culture in New Zealand.
Please feel free to forward this post on to other printmakers
who may be interested in attending.
Entry is FREE and no registration is required.
Just turn up to whatever topics interest you!
Friday 15 April
10:30am-12:00pm Round Table Discussion: Directions in Print Education
Steve Lovett (Manukau School of Visual Arts) (Chair),
Marty Vreede (Quay School of Art & Central Print Council of Aotearoa NZ),
Monique Jansen (AUT), Neil Emmerson (Otago Polytechnic), & Sonya Lacey (Whitecliffe)
at St.Paul St Gallery Three, 39 Symmonds St (cnr of Mount St), Auckland City
1:00-2:30pm Print Culture in New Zealand
Dr Donald Kerr (Rare Books Librarian, University of Otago)
Dr Peter Simpson (Holloway Press, University of Auckland),
& Tracey Williams (artist & curator at Mangere Arts Centre)
at Design Lecture Theatre, University of Auckland, Building 423, 20 Symonds St, Auckland City
3:00-4:00pm Artists and Print
Stanley Palmer (artist) & John Pusateri (Auckland Print Studio)
at Design Lecture Theatre, University of Auckland, Building 423, 20 Symonds St, Auckland City
Saturday 16 April
10:30am-12:00pm Round Table Discussion: Impacts of Technology on Print
Michael Barrett (Pro Design) (Chair), Tara McLeod (Pear Tree Press)
Angela Fraser (Textile & Design Laboratory, AUT),
Jonty Valentine (National Grid & AUT) & Steve Reay (Product Design, AUT)
at St.Paul St Gallery Three, 39 Symmonds St (cnr of Mount St), Auckland City
1:00-2:30pm Activism Through Print
Chris McBride (Wellington Media Collective) & Xavier Meade (curator of Pūrākau)
at AUT Lecture Theatre WS 114, 34 St.Paul St, Auckland City
3:00-4:00pm Curating Print
Taarati Taiaroa & Tracey Williams (curators)
& Dr Melissa Laing (curator of Print Season 2011, St.Paul St Gallery)
at AUT Lecture Theatre WS 114, 34 St.Paul St, Auckland City
there is a Print Symposium on this Friday and Saturday in Auckland.
It will be a forum for the presentation of research and contemporary thinking
around print culture in New Zealand.
Please feel free to forward this post on to other printmakers
who may be interested in attending.
Entry is FREE and no registration is required.
Just turn up to whatever topics interest you!
Friday 15 April
10:30am-12:00pm Round Table Discussion: Directions in Print Education
Steve Lovett (Manukau School of Visual Arts) (Chair),
Marty Vreede (Quay School of Art & Central Print Council of Aotearoa NZ),
Monique Jansen (AUT), Neil Emmerson (Otago Polytechnic), & Sonya Lacey (Whitecliffe)
at St.Paul St Gallery Three, 39 Symmonds St (cnr of Mount St), Auckland City
1:00-2:30pm Print Culture in New Zealand
Dr Donald Kerr (Rare Books Librarian, University of Otago)
Dr Peter Simpson (Holloway Press, University of Auckland),
& Tracey Williams (artist & curator at Mangere Arts Centre)
at Design Lecture Theatre, University of Auckland, Building 423, 20 Symonds St, Auckland City
3:00-4:00pm Artists and Print
Stanley Palmer (artist) & John Pusateri (Auckland Print Studio)
at Design Lecture Theatre, University of Auckland, Building 423, 20 Symonds St, Auckland City
Saturday 16 April
Michael Barrett (Pro Design) (Chair), Tara McLeod (Pear Tree Press)
Angela Fraser (Textile & Design Laboratory, AUT),
Jonty Valentine (National Grid & AUT) & Steve Reay (Product Design, AUT)
at St.Paul St Gallery Three, 39 Symmonds St (cnr of Mount St), Auckland City
1:00-2:30pm Activism Through Print
Chris McBride (Wellington Media Collective) & Xavier Meade (curator of Pūrākau)
at AUT Lecture Theatre WS 114, 34 St.Paul St, Auckland City
3:00-4:00pm Curating Print
Taarati Taiaroa & Tracey Williams (curators)
& Dr Melissa Laing (curator of Print Season 2011, St.Paul St Gallery)
at AUT Lecture Theatre WS 114, 34 St.Paul St, Auckland City
Comments
It is late notice, but would be great opportunity for NZ printmakers to hear from a diverse range of speakers, to interact with others in our network, and to discuss what is happening in printmaking around Aotearoa.