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Paul Hartigan
Auckland artist Paul Hartigan works predominantly in neon, although he
also produces paintings, photographs and prints. Hartigan’s quirky sense
of humour and his mastery of media ensure that he continues to hold
a central place in the New Zealand art scene. Hartigan’s current work
continues to push boundaries and challenge conceptions in a visually
arresting and timeless fashion.
Zekiah Heath
Heath has a Bachelor of Design and is a three dimensional artist who
combines her love of hand crafted objects with her technical experience
in ceramics. She creates sculptural works and glazed domestic ware.
Rachel Hirabayashi
Hirabayashi has a background in illustration and graphic design.
She received a Bachelor’s Degree in Art History/Theory from Otago
University and now lives in Central Otago. Hirabayashi works in
watercolour, charcoal and acrylics and is inspired by her environment.
John Horner
Horner is a senior lecturer at Whitecliffe College of Art and Design.
A student of Garth Tapper, Colin McCahon and Robert Ellis in the
1960s, his work has been mainly landscape and cityscape in the
expressionist genre.
Susan Hurrell Fieldes
Hurrell Fieldes is a printmaker currently making mostly monotype
and monoprint artworks. Educated in New York, she interns and
studies there each year. Hurrell Fieldes will be giving printmaking
demonstrations between 11am and 12pm on Sunday at the
Kohia Art Exhibition.
Artwork from left to right: Paul Hartigan, Michael Kennedy, Zekiah Heath, Russell Jackson.
Russell Jackson
Jackson studied Art History and Graphic Design at the University of
Auckland and the Auckland Institute of Technology. His paintings reflect
his love of bird life and New Zealand’s landscape, in particular its
coastal environment.
Hannah Jensen
Jensen graduated in 2004 from AUT with a Bachelor of Visual Arts.
She works full time from her studio in Auckland using a variety of
mediums: carving, photography, printmaking, painting and design.
Michael Kennedy
North Shore artist Kennedy studied Graphics and Visual Design at AUT
and learned oil painting techniques from artist Rob Campion. His work is
influenced by American pop surrealism.
Richard Killeen
Killeen was born in Auckland and attended the University of Auckland.
He is an award winning artist who has had many solo shows in
New Zealand and overseas. Killeen’s work can be seen in numerous
public and private collections.
Josh Lancaster
In 2000 Lancaster graduated with first class honours from Massey
School of Design in Wellington and works in advertising. In his artworks
he explores familiar New Zealand landscapes in a simplified form
through hard lighting and saturated colour.
Kelly Lawson
Lawson has a Degree in Visual Arts majoring in printmaking. She is the
creator of ‘Painted Pixel’ Graphic Design Company. She currently interns
at the Gow Langsford Gallery. Lawson is inspired by organic lines and
colours. Her children attend Kohia Terrace School.