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    Paula Petherick fine art photography one of the three new exhibitions starting early April 2019

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    By ARTbop on March 31, 2019 COMING UP, Reviews

    Downtown Tauranga, Whakamarama and Kati Kati – an early April arts trail of new exhibitions.

    MACANDMOR Gallery, Goddard Centre Downtown TaurangaVITAMIN SEA Everything you love about the sea captured by amazing artists.  Exhibition opens 4th April at 5.15pm and continues until 22nd April 2019.  

    “At Macandmor we are waving goodbye to Summer with a stunning exhibition celebrating the Sea and the Coast. Living, as we do, right next to the sea we all seem to love the many moods, movement, and colours it brings. Can artists capture that? We’ll know for sure on April 4 when the doors open on a huge dose of Vitamin Sea. Come and get yours”.

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    MACANDMOR ART GALLERY GODDARDS CENTRE, DEVONPORT RD TAURANGA
    Monday to Saturday 10am to 4pm Closed Sundays
    www.macandmor.nz
     
     

    THE ATRIUM GALLERY at the Black Sheep, WhakamaramaPAULA PETHERICK FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHY  Exhibition opens 3rd April and continues until 27th  April 2019.  The Atrium Gallery is open from 11am  to 5pm Wednesday to Sunday (closed Monday and Tuesdays).

    Atrium Gallery is located within the Black Sheep complex on the Corner of Plummer’s Point Road and SH2, Whakamarama.  There is free parking outside the complex door.  The Black Sheep has food and drinks available in the cafe/restaurant.

    CARLTON GALLERY at The Arts Junction, Kati KatiD & D ART DESIGN Exhibition opens 1st April and continues until 14th April 2019 at The Carlton Gallery, 9am – 4pm Monday to Friday and  10am – 2pm Saturdays and Sundays

    Dennis Duggan and David Lowe are D & D Art Design. Their art design business was inspired when Dave saw what a variety of beautiful work could be done with a CNC router, using wood and other mediums. They enjoy working with wood and timber and have a love and belief in the joy of making and sharing art work and practical pieces made from natural materials, particularly recycled, rescued and re-purposed timber

    The Carlton Gallery is located within the The Arts Junction, 36 Main Road, Kati Kati. There is roadside parking available outside and near the gallery.  While you’re in Kati Kati take the time to visit the art space within Harry Maddox Jewellers just a short walk along the road and check out Arty Tarts for local artisan products and art craft. 

    LOVE ART?  LOVE ART GALLERIES?   LOVE SOMETHING COMPLETELY DIFFERENT?  CHECK OUT THE CURRENT EXHIBITIONS AT THE TAURANGA ART GALLERY.  Here’s a quick peek at just one of these:

    A Baseman at the Tauranga Art Gallery

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