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4 Tuesday <strong>March</strong> 6 <strong>2018</strong><br />

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SOUTHERN VIEW<br />

Celebration of surfing<br />

THE THIRD annual<br />

week-long celebration of surfing<br />

in New Brighton and the visit of<br />

legendary Hawaiian surfer Duke<br />

Kahanamoku opens on Sunday.<br />

The Ray White New Brighton<br />

Duke Festival of Surfing is<br />

organised by the New Brighton<br />

Pier and Foreshore Promotion<br />

Society and is the largest and<br />

most varied surfing event in New<br />

Zealand.<br />

It celebrates Kahanamoku,<br />

who is said to have introduced<br />

surfing to New Zealand and<br />

surfed in New Brighton in<br />

1915.<br />

What’s happening:<br />

Sunday – The Boardroom<br />

exhibition<br />

The festival will launch with<br />

The Boardroom exhibition in<br />

New Brighton Mall, a display of<br />

more than 100 surfboards.<br />

The display is a time line<br />

exhibition of loaned surfboards<br />

over the past 70 years.<br />

It will showcase varying<br />

types, different designs and<br />

materials used, as well as<br />

historical displays of surfing<br />

photographs with a focus on<br />

New Brighton.<br />

COMPETITION: North Wai Boardriders Club’s Estella Hungerford will be a top contender in the age group events.<br />

Wednesday, <strong>March</strong> 14 – The<br />

Stoke Art Exhibition <strong>2018</strong><br />

This exhibition pulls together<br />

creative people who find<br />

common ground in surfing and<br />

will explore what it is about<br />

surfing that causes creative<br />

drive, whether it is a physical,<br />

emotional, visual, procedural or<br />

metaphysical response, or<br />

simply coincidence. It will be<br />

shown in Fiksate Gallery and<br />

will feature a range of emerging<br />

and established artists from<br />

both New Zealand and<br />

overseas.<br />

Friday, <strong>March</strong> 16 – outdoor<br />

movie night<br />

There will be two films shown<br />

at the New Brighton amphitheatre.<br />

The children’s movie is<br />

Disney’s Moana and the second<br />

is supported by the Aotearoa<br />

Surf Film Festival with a feature<br />

film Fish People and two short<br />

surf films.<br />

Friday, <strong>March</strong> 16, and<br />

Saturday, <strong>March</strong> 17 – surfing<br />

competition<br />

The surfing competition begins<br />

with the age group shortboard<br />

events. Surfers from around<br />

New Zealand and Australia<br />

have confirmed entries. Age<br />

groups include under-12 all the<br />

way through to under-20 and<br />

will feature a number of local<br />

surfers such as Ava Henderson,<br />

Estella Hungerford and Myka<br />

Black. Ava and Estella recently<br />

won their events at the Billabong<br />

contest in Whangamata.<br />

On Saturday, the longboard<br />

events will begin with a range of<br />

top competitors in all age groups<br />

from the open premier sections<br />

through to the over-40 women’s<br />

and over-60 men’s.<br />

There will also be open men’s<br />

and women’s logger events,<br />

which will provide some old<br />

school surfing styles with more<br />

traditional moves on heavier<br />

single-fin longboards.<br />

Saturday, <strong>March</strong> 17 – concert<br />

There will be a smorgasbord<br />

meal at the New Brighton Club<br />

followed by a rock concert<br />

featuring Soaked Oats, a South<br />

Island band with a growing<br />

reputation, and local band<br />

Run77.<br />

‘Water and Light’, it’s all around us and nowhere<br />

more so than on the Banks Peninsula.<br />

As small outcrop of volcanic rock jutting out into<br />

the <strong>Southern</strong> Ocean we are surrounded on all<br />

sides, and nowhere<br />

is that interplay<br />

between water and<br />

light more evident.<br />

The Little River<br />

Gallery is proud to<br />

host Philip Beadle’s<br />

latest work, inspired<br />

by the landscapes<br />

of the Plains and<br />

Peninsula.<br />

Using a mixture of oil, watercolour, drypoint<br />

and monotype, Philip’s work is as varied as the<br />

landscapes he depicts.<br />

Christchurch based Philip Beadle, whether<br />

working with the human form or drawing<br />

inspiration from the low sun on water agitated<br />

by wind, uses the Canterbury environment to<br />

inform his work.<br />

Warm and inviting, cold and forgiving, water<br />

and light are constant but also forever changing.<br />

‘Water and Light’ is showing at<br />

Little River Gallery from 10th <strong>March</strong><br />

to 4th April.<br />

Philip<br />

Beadle<br />

Water & Light<br />

10 <strong>March</strong> – 4 April<br />

Main Rd, Little River | 03 325 1944<br />

art@littlerivergallery.com<br />

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