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Anna Molineux and Rachel Schanzer

Dates

  • Wed 6 May 2020, 9:00am–4:00pm
  • Thu 7 May 2020, 9:00am–4:00pm
  • Fri 8 May 2020, 9:00am–4:00pm
  • Sat 9 May 2020, 9:00am–4:00pm
  • Sun 10 May 2020, 9:00am–4:00pm

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All Ages

Anna Molineux originally from the UK is an exhibiting artist residing in Franklin.

Anna works in a variety of mediums with a particular interest in paint, body art, sculpture and printmaking. Mainly inspired by body form, movement, the essence and energy of our being and always with a passion for colour, perspective and depth.

Anna studied Interior Design in the UK in her early years and has won numerous awards in Art.

Rachel Schanzer
BA Visual Arts – University of Western Sydney, Nepean Australia (Print and Kiln fired Glass)
Diploma of teaching – Auckland College of Education
Secondary School Art teacher 28 years

Ma te marama, ka matau; Ma te matau, ka ora
Through understanding comes knowledge; through knowledge comes life and well-being
My art making practice has intuitively evolved through a process of layering, experimentation and breaking many rules of printmaking etiquette. Textures are a fundamental to my process coupled with a passion for raw natural hues and a playfulness of bringing colour together in harmony.

My art making practice in this exhibition draws on a range of printmaking process. These include zinc and plastic plate etching, woodblock, lino cut and eco printing. I draw, paint, cut out and re assemble to create these tactile collections of images.

The context of my ideation currently is an attempt at a conversation of my personal experience as a teacher and practicing Jew and associated cultural connectedness with all my students, but in this instance specifically Māori and Pacifica students.

My exhibition history began in Australia during and post study and I’ve continued to exhibit throughout my 28-year teaching career here in Aotearoa.

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