A new print for the shortest day of the year. Time for the garlic and onions to go in the garden.
$150 unframed silk screen
edition of 50
signed and numbered by artist
Tag "Silk Screen"
Depending on your taste you may or may not relate to this one but for me it stops at pig head.
Here’s our Maori Language week print.
New print for today based on my love for a style of music i like to call Aotearoa Roots. We have a bit of a tradition with roots music, from the Herbs, Unity Pacific, Twelve Tribes, Che Fu, Katchafire, FFD, Sal’ Dub, Black Seeds, Kora… the list goes on and on. It’s part of who we are and it’s as strong as ever.
edition of 50 and is going for $80.00. hope to get it up on the webstore sooner rather than later.
Here is a new print. This store has been around for a really long time, i think since the 50′s. It is probably the longest standing shop front in Napier. It’s now up for sale along with a bit of land next to it and soon will be bowled and replaced by some fancy new development.
Due to unforeseen circumstances the opening scheduled for the evening of 17th July has been canceled. We will still have the work on exhibit but there will be no opening.
On Friday the 17th July House of Aroha will be hosting the Cut Collective’s print exhibition, Paper, Scissors, Stock.
Paper, Scissors, Stock” is the Cut Collective’s second Napier show and follows the major collaborative exhibition ‘Common Ground’ held at The New Dowse in Lower Hutt.
It’s back to basics time now, with a print show featuring limited edition silkscreens from the Cut Collective (Component, Enforce1, Flox, Kool & Trustme) and friends Team Aroha.
