Pablos Art Auction is in its 15th year!

PABLOS ART STUDIO PRESS RELEASE

WHAT: PABLOS ART AUCTION

WHERE: SHED 11, Wellington Waterfront

WHEN: THURSDAY 14TH OCTOBER 2010

HOW: Pre-sale tickets $20 from ROAR! gallery
Cnr Vivian and Victoria St. (189 Vivian St).
Limited Door-sales on the night.

PRESS RELEASE

The world famous in Wellington … Pablos Art Auction is in its 15th year!

Thursday 14th October sees a vibrant cross section of one hundred artworks from
New Zealand's leading art makers - to the emerging talent from Pablos artists and further afield, amassed under one giant roof … just waiting to be discovered!

You’ll find work from Dick Frizzell, Nigel Brown, Jim Cooper, Seraphine Pick, Brian Carmody, Margaret Elliot, James Robinson, Ewan McDougall, Gordon Crook, Gail Gauldie, Simon Morse …and many, many more, including, of course, the wonderful artists from Pablos Art Studio.

Come along and join in the excitement of a live auction. Bid on works you fancy and maybe you will be taking home a unique art work as well as supporting Pablos Art Studios. It doesn't get better than that!

The Pablos annual fundraising art auction will be held at Shed 11 on the 14th
October – a little earlier than usual, so get in quick and secure your tickets!

Phone Pablos Art Studios on (04) 382 8885 or come to ROAR! gallery, cnr of Vivian and Victoria St to purchase your $20 tickets. Door-sales are available on the night.

Doors open at 5.30pm to pre-view the work, bid on the silent auction, eat, drink and enjoy live music from Newtown Rocksteady. The live auction gets
underway at 6.30pm.

And not to forget the reason why this awesome event happens … Pablos Art Studio
is a creative space in Wellington which provides an art studio and gallery for
people who have experienced mental illness. It builds bridges between its artists and the wider community by using creativity as a vehicle of expression, engagement and identity. The auction is your chance to experience this art and to support the activities of Pablos and the recovery of individuals who have been affected by mental illness.

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