A fabulous opportunity to view the new art from the artists - painters and potters - of ArtCraft Kerikeri.
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RAKU
The clay group had an amazing afternoon playing with our new Raku Kiln. You never know what you're going to get with Raku - especially for relative beginners - but we got some lovely lustres on quite a few of our pieces.
Annual Exhibition
If you're in the Kerikeri for the Half Marathon and Street Party on the weekend of the 19th November - don't forget to call in at our annual Exhibition Click here for More Information about our Annual Exhibition
ArtCraft Kerikeri Annual Exhibition
New Paintings and Ceramics by the Artists and Crafts people of Cherry Park House Arts Centre. 16th - 19th November 2017 at Masonic Hall, Masonic Lane (off Cobham Drive) Kerikeri. Click here for More Information about our Annual Exhibition
An Interesting Article…
An article featuring a local ceramic artist here - follow the link below. ArtCraft Kerikeri has out Open Studio on the same weekend as the Art Trail - 9.30 - 4pm Saturday 21 October at Cherry Park House, Landing Road, Kerikeri - look for our sign opposite Waipapa Landing. https://www.stuff.co.nz/auckland/local-news/northland/97264481/Artist-finds-renewed-hunger-for-hand-made-items?cid=app-iPhone
OPEN STUDIO
The Art Studio and Pottery will be open on from 9.30am to 4.30pm on Saturday 21 October 2017. An opportunity to see the studio in action! Talk to the artists about their work and maybe take home an original piece of art purchased directly from the creator. Kerikeri, located in the beautiful Bay of Islands… Continue reading OPEN STUDIO
A display at the Kerikeri Flower Show
Some bright Parrots for a Grey Day
I'm not sure who did this gorgeous painting but it certainly brightens up the day!
And finished!
The woodland-themed birdbath is now glazed and ready to be placed in the garden. Amazing to think that just a couple of weeks ago it was raw clay. Love the mushrooms!
A Rather Lovely Woodland-Themed Birdbath
Fresh out of the kiln is this birdbath - hand build by Ann Palmer.... It's been bisqued (the first stage in firing ceramics), and is ready to be glazed... watch this space!
