Coromandel Life Magazine 2018 Winter

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“I have designed and created jewellery
for 17 years using traditional techniques,
gold, silver, precious and semi-precious
gems. For me it’s all about colour,
form and texture – letting the process
evolve naturally.”
Visit Julie at her gallery at the corner of
Rings Rd and Driving Creek Rd or see
or on FB.
t: 021 157 0040 e:
“My expressionistic style has evolved over decades, resulting
in invigorated, emotional and atmospheric imagery”, shares
Barbara. “My inspiration is the everchanging scenery from
my clifftop home and studio...even the storms and clouds.”
One of her new acrylics is shown. However, after a break,
Barbara has returned to watercolour with a new floral series.
Barbara has received numerous prestigious national awards,
including a merit award from the 2018 Royal Easter Show. A
recent solo exhibit at
ArtMatakana was well received, and she also displayed
in the Lysaght Watt National Exhibition in Hawera.
Join her at 600 Wyuna Road for the arts tour days as
well as other times by appointment. t: 07 866 8453 or
021-895292.
Watch Barbara in action on YouTube: “Put Some Colour in
Your Life” (over 26,500 views).
See her paintings at Weta, Thames Society of Arts or online
at .
“I work with dreams and folk tales, and
my travel experiences...with steel and
aluminium, timber, fine metal leaf and
coloured glazes.”
Eaglan’s studio is at 1116 Colville Rd, and
his work is shown at The Source in town
and Outside the Square (Thames).
t: 021 930 470 e:
John Eaglen
Barbara von Seida
Julie Pijfers
Jan Panther
Jan moved to the Coromandel six years
ago to escape the hustle and bustle of
Auckland. “My oils depict the light in our
wonderful sky which interacts with the
dramatic landscape. The Coromandel’s
beautiful and diverse scenery constantly
inspire my journey through art.”
Jan’s studio at 1900 Tiki Rd is open during
the tour or phone for a visit other times.
Jan’s work is displayed at The Source.
t: 07 866 7236 m: 027 605 6989
e:
Vaughan Udall
“A kauri tree stands at the entrance to
my studio, nestled in the native bush. It’s
here I get much of my inspiration. I work
in pastel, oils, acrylic and printmaking.
The love of colour and movement is what
I aim to convey in my work.”
Studio address: 117 Preeces Point Rd.
Also at Wyuna Studio and Outside the Source.
t: 07 866 7969 m: 021 148 7044
e:
Kay Ogilvie
“It’s all about colour for me. I’m loving
making ‘one off’ platters and bowls
combining brightly coloured glazes
and glass.”
Open every day of the Arts Tour (1800
Wyuna Bay Rd) and most other days. Her
work is shown at Weta Design, Mosaic,
Thames Society of Arts, Outside the
Square, and Arts Post (Hamilton)
t: 07 866 8582 020 4003 1399
e:
Sally Tennent-Brown
Works in paint, print,
textile, sculpture, mixed
media, and jewellery.
Studio and gallery at
the Old Kindergarden,
Lindisfarne. Open by appt,
or if sign is out.
t: 07 866 8680
m:027 302 4245
e:
Nici Greulich
“I love exploring and creating traditional
woven pieces using rich colour and
modern forms,
sometimes
reaching outside
the ‘known’ to
produce unique
pieces.”
Nici will relocate
her studio to the
Hospital Hub. Nici’s work is at The Source
and BackRoom Gallery.
t: 021 031 9878 e:
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