May 2016
Mosaic Garden Update
I am very excited about the next stage of the Mosaic Garden. We have planted the entire border with native trees, with the help of school children from Papatoetoe High School who also grew many of the trees from seedlings. With the wonderful summer of rain and sun all the trees are flourishing and we are just waiting for winter to arrive so we can fill some of the gaps. But in the meantime I am beginning the interior design process. I have decided on a "room" design. Each "room" will be a different theme and first up will be a Mexican Themed garden. I have already created the mosaics and have gathered the plants, just waiting on hubby to build the structures. He will tell you he is waiting on me to put my plan down on paper, so I guess I had better do that!
Hopefully when the next newsletter comes out I will have something more interesting in the garden!!!
New Zealand Mosaic Art Update
Plans for the national exhibition being held at the Estuary Arts Centre in Orewa are progressing very well. We now have three workshops planned and two speakers for the symposium. The three workshops will cover: Glass cutting tools, Reverse method and the use of mesh,
So put these dates in your diary: Opening Night 30th September, Workshops and Symposium Saturday 1st October, Exhibition running until 23rd October.
Why not enter a piece or two - previous new entrants have placed well amongst experienced artists. Entry is only $20 per piece and you can get an entry form from: [email protected]
Or come along and attend a workshop or two and meet like minded people.
Don't forget to visit our Facebook Page for more information or for a general discussion on all things mosaic:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1662862487331811/
Beginners Mosaic Class
The next class is being held on Saturday 28th May in Pt Chevalier, Auckland, 9am - 4pm. If you would like to learn the basics of mosaic design and the use of tools and materials, then come along for a fun filled day of creativity and laughter.
All information can be found on: www.everythingmosaic.co.nz
I look forward to seeing you there.
I am very excited about the next stage of the Mosaic Garden. We have planted the entire border with native trees, with the help of school children from Papatoetoe High School who also grew many of the trees from seedlings. With the wonderful summer of rain and sun all the trees are flourishing and we are just waiting for winter to arrive so we can fill some of the gaps. But in the meantime I am beginning the interior design process. I have decided on a "room" design. Each "room" will be a different theme and first up will be a Mexican Themed garden. I have already created the mosaics and have gathered the plants, just waiting on hubby to build the structures. He will tell you he is waiting on me to put my plan down on paper, so I guess I had better do that!
Hopefully when the next newsletter comes out I will have something more interesting in the garden!!!
New Zealand Mosaic Art Update
Plans for the national exhibition being held at the Estuary Arts Centre in Orewa are progressing very well. We now have three workshops planned and two speakers for the symposium. The three workshops will cover: Glass cutting tools, Reverse method and the use of mesh,
So put these dates in your diary: Opening Night 30th September, Workshops and Symposium Saturday 1st October, Exhibition running until 23rd October.
Why not enter a piece or two - previous new entrants have placed well amongst experienced artists. Entry is only $20 per piece and you can get an entry form from: [email protected]
Or come along and attend a workshop or two and meet like minded people.
Don't forget to visit our Facebook Page for more information or for a general discussion on all things mosaic:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1662862487331811/
Beginners Mosaic Class
The next class is being held on Saturday 28th May in Pt Chevalier, Auckland, 9am - 4pm. If you would like to learn the basics of mosaic design and the use of tools and materials, then come along for a fun filled day of creativity and laughter.
All information can be found on: www.everythingmosaic.co.nz
I look forward to seeing you there.
