ZAFAA18
ABOUT THIS EXHIBITION
DATES & TIMES
Entries open | 1 August- 12 November
Open Daily: 10am - 4pm
Entries are now open to the Zonta Ashburton Female Art Award 2018. This award presented by The Zonta Club of Ashburton in partnership with the Ashburton Art Gallery is open to emerging and mid-career female artists based in Canterbury. The award seeks to raise the status of female visual artists working in the wider Canterbury area and acknowledges excellence in emerging and mid-career female artists as well as providing a platform for female youth.
The ZAFAA 2018 premier award recipient will win a cash prize along with a special opportunity to hold a solo exhibition at the Gallery in the following year. This opprtunity to create a new body of work for a fully curated and professionally installed exhibition will be greatly valuable to the recipents artistic careers.
The awards will also have a separate Young Generation category open to female artists between the ages of 16 and 20. This award will acknowledge the creative youth in Canterbury with a cash prize.
Zonta International strives to empower women worldwide by improving the legal, political, economic, educational, health and professional status of women at global and local levels through service and advocacy. This exhibition reflects Zonta’s vision by recognising the artistic accomplishments of women who are actively contributing to and shaping our art scene and creating a bold and diverse future for the arts in Canterbury.
Terms and conditions and an entry form for ZAFAA18 can be downloaded below
ZAFAA TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF ENTRY_2018
Entries are now closed.
DATES & TIMES
Entries open | 1 August- 12 November
Open Daily: 10am - 4pm
Wednesday: 10am - 7pm
OTHER EXHIBITIONS
9 October - March 2018
Landlines
Juliet Novena Sorrel
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20 November-21 January 2018
In Splendour Moot, Adornment Re-framed
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The amalgamation of the past and present is reflected in Lyttelton-based contemporary jeweller Elfi Spiewack’s exhibition. Jewellery has always been worn as a symbol of self-expression and identification even if the meaning, purpose, materials and designs have changed drastically over the centuries.
22 January-24 February
depARTment
Past and Present students of art
depARTment draws together the artwork of current and
post-secondary school students with the aim to highlight the value of the art programmes in our school curriculum.
28 January - 4 March 2018
Forever Young
Heather Sarin
This exhibition of recent work by local artist Heather Sarin explores the wonders and excitement of discovering something new. Sarin has made work across a variety of mediums including drawing, painting, collage and printmaking.