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Selwyn Times: November 25, 2020

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Exhibition showcases<br />

district’s artists<br />

THE ANNUAL <strong>Selwyn</strong><br />

Arts Heart Exhibition<br />

sprung to life earlier this<br />

month at the Rolleston<br />

Community Centre.<br />

It was attended by 280<br />

people who visited from all<br />

over <strong>Selwyn</strong> and Canterbury.<br />

On display were <strong>25</strong>0<br />

pieces of art made by artists<br />

from the district.<br />

The exhibition – supported<br />

by the district council’s<br />

Creative Communities<br />

Fund – was open to artists<br />

of any style and age.<br />

It has hosted Canterbury<br />

artist Henry Turner’s art<br />

since he was 12, musical<br />

instruments made out of<br />

cake tins and the <strong>Selwyn</strong><br />

Embroiderer’s group.<br />

Scheduled for April<br />

next year, <strong>Selwyn</strong> Arts<br />

Heart chairwoman Wendy<br />

Rockhouse said she will<br />

apply for the creative communities<br />

fund again to<br />

help cover the venue hire<br />

and advertising expenses,<br />

as she does every year.<br />

“Without their funding,<br />

we couldn’t run an exhibition.<br />

Our exhibitions aren’t<br />

money making exhibitions,<br />

they’re held to give emerging<br />

artists the opportunity<br />

to participate in an exhibition,”<br />

she said.<br />

CREATIVE: <strong>Selwyn</strong> Arts Heart Exhibition<br />

showcased <strong>25</strong>0 pieces created by artists in the<br />

district. ​<br />

Rockhouse has been<br />

involved with Arts Heart<br />

for 16 years. She is a firm<br />

believer in art being good<br />

for the soul.<br />

Said Rockhouse: “I enjoy<br />

seeing the new artists that<br />

enter and the expression on<br />

their face when they’ve sold<br />

a piece of work. It brings<br />

the community together,<br />

it gives them a sense of<br />

NEWS 19<br />

well being. Art gives them<br />

an avenue to express<br />

themselves, they otherwise<br />

might not have.”<br />

To help with that, Arts<br />

Heart only take 15 per cent<br />

of the commission made<br />

from the exhibition.<br />

• Visit Arts Heart’s<br />

website for more<br />

information https://<br />

www.artsheart.nz/.<br />

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