Exhibitions
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2018
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2017
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2016
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2015
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2014
- Peter, John and Julie
- Colouring In
- Off to the Woods
- Imaginery Menagerie
- Hamilton West School Sculpture Yesterday Today Tomorrow
- Arts for Health 2014
- Youth Art Competition 2014
- WE LIVE HERE: The local landscape 2014
- Sam Mathers Art Exhibition 2014
- Melville High School Sculpture Morning Shadows
- Stan Boyle Retrospective Print Exhibition 2014
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2013
- Drawn to Paint 2013
- New Work - Chelsea Pascoe 2013
- Arts for Health 2013
- Dio Day Out 2013
- Collis / Parker / Collis 2013
- Big Skies … and Deep Roots Charlotte Giblin 2013
- 30 Days … 30 Paintings Meredith Marsone 2013
- Colour from Nature Marion Manson 2013
- The Distracted Painter Jennie De Groot 2013
- David Lloyd 50 Years of Art 2013
- June Williams Fundraiser 2013
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2012
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2011
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2010
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2009
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2008
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Artists
- Aisha Roberts
- Alex Kinnaird
- Alex Wilkinson and Lee Samuel
- Anne Challinor
- Ashok K. Kochhar
- Charade Honey
- Charlotte Giblin
- Chelsea Pascoe
- Colin Verner
- Colour Connections
- Conor Jeory
- Daniel Bair and Jamieson Hudson
- David Lloyd
- Di Tocker and Jennie De Groot
- Dominique Marriott
- economically engaged art and craft project.
- Emily Rumney
- Exhibition Team of Waikato Museum
- Fiona Tunnicliffe
- Fritz Jooste
- Gaye Jurisich
- Glenys Mann
- Grace Carson
- Greg Locke
- Hamilton West Primary School 5 and 6 year olds
- Heidi Monks
- James Sutherland
- Jane Siddall
- Jane Siddall and Debra Powell
- Jane Siddall and Ieuan Sutherland
- Janet Ryan
- Jarvis Taylor
- Jennie de Groot
- Jennie De Groot
- Jeremy Shirley
- John Parker
- John Parker and Julie Collis
- John Tilling
- Joseph Scott
- Julie Collis
- Kate Elliott
- Kevin Zhao
- locally produced
- Maeroa Intermediate
- Marcel Watson
- Marion Manson
- Meredith Marsone
- Nicolette Brodnax
- Peter and Julie Collis and John Parker
- Peter Collis
- politically aware
- Primary and Intermediate aged artists
- Priscilla McIntosh
- RgShaw
- Richard Adams
- Rosy & Rich - a collaborative
- Sam Mathers
- Samantha Carpenter and Andrew Simmonds
- Sandra Kay
- socially active
- Stan Boyle
- Steph Chalmers
- Stephanie Chalmers and Emily Rumney
- Stuart Bridson
- Tyla Armstrong
- Vache (Vachagan Tadevosyan)
- various
- Various
- Xavier Meade
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Location
An Exquisite Anomaly by Jane Siddall
This is an exhibition of drawings exploring anomalies, strange but beautiful, in the pigmentation of flora and fauna. Jane has long been fascinated with the anomalous nature of pigmentation in plants and animals. Rarities made scarcer by Man’s obsession to capture, possess and display for their own aggrandisement.
Jane Siddall has worked as a fine artist for over twenty years and has exhibited widely throughout New Zealand, Australia and the UK. Siddall's works: drawing, collage and embroidery, often draw their subjects from myths and fairy tales. Forbidden love, beauty, beasts, transformation and impossible tasks play out on richly detailed surfaces.
Jane Siddall was born in England in 1970 and moved to New Zealand in 2000.
She is currently based in Hamilton.
After receiving a BA (Hons) in Drawing and Tapestry at the Edinburgh College of Art, Siddall went on to complete a postgraduate degree in Media Arts at Waikato Institute of Technology.
Instagram - thejanesiddall
Website - janesiddall.co.nz
Times:
Opening Friday 28 September 5.30-7pm Gallery open Saturday and Sunday 1-4pm
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