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Next Exhibition at Roar!

Next Exhibition at Roar!

WHAT: THE WORLD OF LEMEAD - Andy Leleisi’uao

WITH: SEE THE PAINT MOVE - Pablos studio and ROAR!

WHEN: 11 August 2011

WHERE: ROAR! Gallery, Near the corner of Vivian and Victoria Streets
WELLINGTON

Inventive creatures take care of the universe

Andy Leleisi’uao is an artist from South Auckland who has exhibited widely since the 1990s. For his exhibition at ROAR! Andy has created an imaginative world inhabited by a series of strange but shy and loving cryptids. In describing the one called ‘Lemead’ Andy notes…

“Whether reading poetry to birds, painting rainbows on rubic cubes and faded hearts, listening to a music box, hiding behind a mask, watering a flower or pondering over a missing piece of a heart, everything Lemead experiences is with gentleness and compassion.”

Other creatures perform mysterious and ‘wonder-filled’ tasks, painting stars in the sky, painting the moon and sun every morning and night or pumping clouds with air.

In addition Pablos Studios are holding their first water-colour exhibition to celebrate the relationship the studio has with well-known Wellington painter Brian Carmody. ‘See the Paint Move’ includes work created during a recent series of workshops and describes the approach Brian has taken in helping artists to explore the medium in their own unique ways while paying attention to the qualities of the paint.

Join us at ROAR! gallery near the corner of Vivian and Victoria Streets on the opening night, Thursday 11 August, 5.30 – 7pm to meet the artist/s and share a glass of wine.

All welcome.

ROAR! gallery is dedicated to the sale and promotion of Outsider Art. We exhibit art motivated by personal concerns and histories rather than work that operates within established art orthodoxies. We seek to provide greater visibility to artists who have developed their own visual language as a means of self-expression.

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