Come and have a go !
The Art Trail Manawatū organised by the great team at the Square Edge Community Arts is less than 7 weeks to go. This year it is on the weekend of the 17th & 18th October between 10.00am - 4.00pm and the studio will be open.
It will be a great opportunity to see my latest pieces of sculpture but also to "have a go" at Oamaru stone carving using hand tools. See how on your block of stone you take home, how a shinto file and rasps differ in shaping the stone.
The address of the Open Studio No.34 in the guide is:
44 Western Rise,
Ōhau,
Levin
Otaki Pot Festival & Garden Art 26. "Have a go session". Finding out how Oamaru stone is different to work with compared, to wood carving at school.
If you would like a similar sculpture in your garden, please use the 'Contact' tab to arrange a time to come and see the driftwood at the workshop in Ōhau to start planning your unique sculpture. The waiting time for commissions is currently 4 weeks depending on finding the right shaped piece of driftwood but my clients tell me when underway, it is a fun progress with a great result at the end.
It unique opportunity to have a sculpture in your garden that means so much to you because of your involvement in the piece. Each commissioned sculpture tells a tale to celebrate.
This is the driftwood that was used to form the sculpture for Festival of Pots and Garden Art called MY SISTERS.
If you would like a similar sculpture in your garden, please use the 'Contact' tab to arrange a time to come and see the driftwood at the workshop in Ōhau to start planning your unique sculpture. The waiting time for commissions is currently 4 weeks depending on finding the right shaped piece of driftwood but my clients tell me when underway, it is a fun progress with a great result at the end.
It unique opportunity to have a sculpture in your garden that means so much to you because of your involvement in the piece. Each commissioned sculpture tells a tale to celebrate.
This is the driftwood that was used to form the sculpture for Festival of Pots and Garden Art called MY SISTERS.
