For Late Night Art, the Ellen Melville Centre will be open for all to enjoy! Partake in the program of entertainment and illustration market. Make your way to this little cultural haven for a good spot to take in all on offer or just rest and chat before moving on to take in more of the vibrant atmosphere of Late Night Art in the heart of the city.
Illustration Mini Market | Helen Clark Foyer | 5pm-9pm
Shop illustrations from local designers in this fun pop-up market for Late Night Art! Curated by Rebecca Ter Borg, this market was a hit last year. Head in and browse limited prints, stickers, cards and printed merch and meet the artists behind the works.
A Taste of Art Battle | Pioneer Women's Hall | 6pm-9pm
A host of your favourite artists will be flying through 20-minute rounds of electrifying speed painting - where the audience decides who wins!
All My Friends Interactive Space | Betty Wark Room| 5pm-9pm
All My Friends present Niu Gold Mountain, a collection of collaborative video works that brings migrant diaspora histories together through over 20 different creatives.
Meet the Artists | Pioneer Women's Hall | 9-10 Oct, 10am-4pm
A selection of renowned Auckland based artists will be working on their latest inspirations ‘live' at their easels ahead of Late Night Art. The artists will be on hand to answer your queries and to share tips and techniques. Plus, take the chance to grab your favorite piece via a silent auction.
Samuel Richards - NEW YORK CALLING | Marilyn Waring Room | 9-12 Oct
Samuel Richards, an acclaimed NZ documentary filmmaker, has shifted his focus to the world of still photography. His latest exhibition “New York Calling” showcases his unique perspective on the vibrant and diverse city of New York and the ever presence of technology in our hands.
Part of Art Week 2024.
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