We are delighted to have acclaimed visual artist Siliga David Setoga running a special workshop for Year 9–13 students!
This programme will suit students of Visual Arts or Design.
Students will explore artist Lonnie Hutchison’s kowhaiwhai-inspired commissions for the Gallery and her cut-paper work and use this as inspiration to create their own artwork.
Students will work with drawing, paper stencils and screen printing to conceptualise, design and create a finished piece.
About the artist:
Siliga David Setoga has been an exhibiting artist since 2003 and was the Creative New Zealand/National University of Samoa Artist in Residence. He has a background in printmaking and graphic design. His practice deals with the complex social, religious, and political histories that accompany life as a New Zealand-born Pacific artist. Siliga has tutored in design at Unitec, Whitecliffe and MIT, and works with Tautai Trust.
Age groups: 9–13
Maximum daily attendance: 1 class
Programme length: 4 hours
Cost: Per student $16, Teacher/adult helper free
Available: Limited dates available Term 1–2.
Some part- funding may be available for decile 1–5 schools who are interested in participating in this programme. Visit the funding support page for more information.
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