Show Notes Episode 6
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Show Notes Episode 6

Episode Six – Arts Review

130 artists, one exhibition. For over 25 years artists from across Whanganui have submitted work the Sarjeant Gallery’s annual arts review. This exhibition brings together art work from across the Whanganui region in a spirited and eclectic exhibition that highlights the talent of our artists.

On the 22nd of February of this year Sarjeant on the Quay opened its doors to receive entries for the 2016 Belton, Smith & Associates Ltd Whanganui Arts Review. For this podcast Sarah talked with artists, as well as Sarjeant Gallery staff, about the review and its place in the Whanganui arts community.

The exhibition is on view at Sarjeant on the Quay 5 March – 5 June, 2016.

Listen

You can listen to the podcast at: Sarjeant Podcast Episode Six – Arts Review

By searching for ‘Sarjeant Podcast’ on iTunes.

Or listen below

Credits:

The music featured in this episode is Blank Canvas by Ben Bennett. The track can be found at https://soundcloud.com/benbe-2/blank-canvas

Gallery

  • Some of the entries to the 2016 Belton, Smith & Associates Ltd Whanganui Arts Review, including Glen Hayward’s 670000 dots of white paint organised in such a way so as to depict a blank canvas, as discussed in the podcast.
  • Further entries to the 2016 Belton, Smith & Associates Ltd Whanganui Arts Review