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Muriwai Arts Open Studios Weekend

Ticket Information

  • Free Admission

Dates

  • Sat 6 Apr 2019, 10:00am–5:00pm
  • Sun 7 Apr 2019, 10:00am–5:00pm

Restrictions

All Ages

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muriwaiopenstudios

The Muriwai Open Studios provide a unique opportunity to discover the wealth of artistic talent located in the vibrant coastal village, Muriwai, just 30 minutes north of Auckland.

The open studio art trail includes painters, ceramicists, photographers, sculptors, poets, illustrators, jewellery and embroidery artists – exploring and showcasing the diverse ideas and perceptions of a truly dedicated group of over 12 artists.

Whether your motivation is to find inspiration from talking to the artists in their studios, or it’s to find that perfect piece please come and join us. We are easy to find – look out for our blue flags!

The Muriwai Arts Group Show (occurs every two years) will also be exhibiting the work of over 40 artists, including all studio artists from 6 - 7 April 2019 at the Surf Club at Muriwai. Drop in and pick up a map to plan your open studio visits.

Artists include Amanda Kemp, Benjamin Gibert, Emma Farry, Joss Hong, Judy Stokes, Laird McKechnie, Liz Smith, Matt Sinclair, Nat Van Halle, Pat Henley, Samantha Stokes, Tanya Blong and Thomas Vaillant.

Muriwai Beach is a coastal community on the west coast of Auckland and is one of New Zealand’s most spectacular black-sand surf beaches. Our cliff-top trails lead to a huge gannet colony, with easy access and viewing platforms.

A wonderful playground for bush walking, surfing, fishing, paddle boarding, mountain biking, golf and horse riding or simply a day at the beach. If you’re coming from Auckland follow the SH16 Auckland to Wellsford signs. After Kumeu village, look for the Muriwai sign and left turn.

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